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RE: Bikes for trip to Yellowstone and Utah
You can rent bikes just out side of Zion. So if your tight on room leave them home and rent where you want ride.
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John Wayne
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05/23/13 06:25pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Tow Vehicle Windshield Cover - Need Suggestions
I've always felt covers cause more problems then they solve, dirt an grit get under them and act as sand paper on the surface they lay on. Then it rains and you now have wet sandpaper.
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John Wayne
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05/23/13 06:16pm |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: sell fixer-upper 5er or fix it first - Oregon Coast
What is the low NADA price for the unit? As an example it's worth 5,000 to fix floor 2,500 now to get your money out of it you need to sell for 7,500. Or sell it for the low book price of 5,000 so your out 2,500 to get the low book price.
Or do you take the loss and sell it for 2,500 you come out with the same money in pocket. Or you can ask some where between high and low let them talk you down because of damage and maybe come out with more.
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John Wayne
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05/23/13 06:11pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Passport America Camping Directory
I think it now comes when you renew at least mine did, But I don't know what happens when you renew for 2 or 3 years.
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John Wayne
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05/23/13 05:41pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: How to use Generator
Why are all you people telling her to plug into a hot plug. Even when plugging into the power post you should turn off the power post breaker before plugging in. Then after plugging in turn the breaker back on. Every time you plug or unplug a hot socket you cause sparking on the metal parts of the plug and socket which causes pitting and makes for a bad plug which over time will cause heat and start melting plug ends.
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John Wayne
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05/22/13 03:53pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Power Gear Slide help
Look for a sheered roller pin in each gear at each rail. Also check the tubes that connect the gears to the motor, if your is like mine the tubes have nuts and bolts holding them together some times these also break or fall out check them also.
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John Wayne
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05/20/13 06:29pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 30 amp service in garage
JUST make sure if you have someone put it in for you that's for RV 30 amp 110 and not a dryer plug which would be 220. Has happened in the past when the elec. put it in.
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John Wayne
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05/19/13 12:58pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Pulling my hair out talking to India!!!!!!!
When they answer in India ask to speak to the supervisor, be polite tell them you want to speak to some one in USA. They will transfer you back to USA. If enough people did it maybe the jobs will come back. Tell them you have a hearing problem and can't understand them in India. Works for me
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John Wayne
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05/19/13 12:37pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: McGyver stories
CAmping trip with buddy in his chevy powered class c. Pulled over to take some photos, rv would not restart. After some searching found the fuse link wire burned through. Some speaker wire got us home.
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John Wayne
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05/18/13 01:44pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: towing a 1988 Bronco ll V-6 Auto 4x4
Give Remco ( drive shaft disconnect ) a call they may be able to help you.
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John Wayne
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05/18/13 01:09pm |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Cleaner and wax - yes we read the FAQs
On my MH I use Protectall oxidation remover and then McGuires cleaner wax. Out of all I''ve tried this has worked the best with out killing myself.
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John Wayne
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05/18/13 12:58pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Buying first TT or Maybe Class C
If you get a Class C how are you going to get around after the C has be set up. Do you already have something to pull a TT in the size you are looking at?? With a TT with a bedroom and bunk beds you would have your own area for sleeping. And who ever went with you would have there own sleeping area, and an area for there things (top bunk).
I'd look for used so if it doesn't work out you are not out a lot and you can still use it for the family.
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John Wayne
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05/18/13 12:52pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: new to direct TV
You will probably want HD for the house. but I don't know if you want or need HD for the RV. That will be your call. If you don't go HD for the RV I find it easier to find the sat. as I only need to find one with directv.
If you don't go HD for the RV then I would get a separate stand alone box for the office etc. Then when you go on a trip you just take this box from the office and put in in the RV. The extra box goes for about 6.00 a mo.
I use the TV cable that came with my rig and the picture is fine for me. I'm sure others will have there ideas. But you asked for input and this is mine.
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John Wayne
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05/17/13 11:14pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Impact wrenches
It's only 140 Lbs do it by hand. Just get a long breaker bar and extension for the duals. Haven't needed anything more in the 12 years I've had mine and I repack wheels every 2 years whether it needs it or not.
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John Wayne
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05/16/13 04:17pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Cargo doors
There is a list some where on the site that has a list of RV salvage yards, that may have what you need. I think any glass shop that works with MH should be able to get you a windshield.
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John Wayne
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05/15/13 11:56am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Same slide shear bolt broke again! Questions for you.
Mite also check and see if the hole is egg shaped have heard this is also hard on the slide bolts. The fix is to re-drill the holes 1 size larger with a larger bolt.
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John Wayne
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05/14/13 05:45pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: I think I've got the answer
Should not be run off level on either propane or elec.. Off level the gas turns back to a liquid in the bends of the coils and causes a blockage.
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John Wayne
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05/13/13 08:14pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Shocks and oil change
What year is your MH the later model years came with Bilstein's look at your shocks if they are yellow you have Bilsteins and they come with a life time warranty.
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John Wayne
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05/13/13 10:38am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Chassis Battery
On most MH (gas) the starting batt. is only charged when the engine is running. The starting batt. powers among other things, starter , steps,back up camera, some cigarette lighter ports, hard wired smoke and propane alarms, etc. you need to look into a Trik-L-Start unit to keep the starting charged while hooked to shore power.
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John Wayne
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05/10/13 01:58pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: A/C units
Your rig is probably wired for 30 amp service so you can only run one A/C at a time. In my rig I have 2 thermostats one is in the hall and is for the furnace and front A/C. The other is in the bed room and is only for the bedroom A/C. So just try running 1 A/C at a time and see if one or both work but with 30 AMP only one at a time will work.
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John Wayne
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05/07/13 10:52pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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