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RE: Level Up Storage
My rig is stored inside my garage. Anytime I am home I put the jacks (6) down and the slides out. No problems when inside. Not sure what I would do if outside but tend to think all down to protect against wind etc.
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rmorgan
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09/07/12 11:33am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: First trip with Goodyear RST G614 tires
I run my tires at 100 and all is ok . Wheels are the limiting factor.
I also carry a Powertank which I have used for over 6 years. It has no problem at the higher pressure and have used it on a class A at 120 lbs with no problem. Uses CO2 which only costs less than %15. to refil. see www.powertank.com
I dont have to hook anything up or look for a power source.
Other uses, bicycle tires, Air tools, truck tires, trail air hitch.
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rmorgan
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07/23/12 06:20am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Brookstone by Coachman
Nice coach, use it about 6 months per year and after 1 1/2 years only minor problems but probably not more than any other unit. Pulls good.
Ok for me.
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rmorgan
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07/20/12 07:10am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Between a Redwood and a Brookstone fifth wheel.....
Mine is 13ft6" at the highest point, 2 AC and Satelite. Exactly the same as my prior Motorhome.
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rmorgan
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07/15/12 06:07am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: mount rushmore
We are here now, arrived yesterday and staying at KOA Custer. See all you can with the time you have. Beautiful area Not much to not like , so enjoy
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rmorgan
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07/08/12 06:26am |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Colorado fire help
NUTS, will be in Durango on July 1-7 then was scheduled to stop overnight in Pueblo then overnight in Cheyene Wy. may have to pass thru Pueblo and drive longer up north on I25,
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rmorgan
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06/27/12 08:31am |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Tire pressure for my G614's on my 5ver
I have the G614 tires on my 5er which replaced the ST tires on day 2 of ownership. Check the back of your wheels and see if they are stamped. Mine are good for 100 lbs which is what I set my tires at when cold. Now about 1 1/2 yrs old and no problems. To run the 110lb the wheels need to be rated for them. One problem on that pressure is having a source for air to get them there. I carry a CO2 tank which get me there with no problem and can be also used for various other items like Air Tools etc, bicycle tires.
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rmorgan
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06/20/12 11:01am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Brookstone rv?
Have had mine ( 367RL ) now for about a year and a half. No major problems but just requires maintenance and the stuff you wish to add.
My opinion is it takes a dually to pull it as its heavy. Last weighing was at 25000 + lbs for truck and trailer and about 4150 hitch weight but no problems. Interior is nice but have upgraded couch and 2 chairs with Lazy Boy leather for more comfort and a little more room. Tires upgraded on day 2 to LT Gy tires.
Forest River has been responsive for any problems.
Would not own one without Level Up System.
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rmorgan
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06/09/12 08:34am |
Fifth-Wheels
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