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RE: Loungers
Here is an auction on ebay selling some: ebay alluminum chairs
but they are for children :(
Search "chair webbing" on ebay and there are chairs scattered through out the search
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tbirds255
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04/17/13 07:23pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Style Question
I bought a set of solar string lights. I don't have to worry about plugging them in and running a cord for them, and if the awning has to be closed they are just held in place by 3 clips. My solar lights also have a switch to turn them off when we turn in for the night. Now when we go to the beach I have 4 solar tiki lights that have a nice flickering glow to them, but they only go to the beach.
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tbirds255
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04/12/13 09:24pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Speakers
I think before you go out and buy anything you should try what YamaDooed & Hoosierdaddy47 suggestions to insulate behind them. I had a bad vibration on my ceiling mounted monitor in my truck so I put some of that thin foam sheets that your tv or new monitor is packed in for shipping up behind you speakers, they are probably just vibrating the thin wood they are mounted to.
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tbirds255
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04/12/13 09:06pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: Nub question
Here is where I found some of the best advise regarding battery's:
http://www.marxrv.com/12volt/12volt.htm
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tbirds255
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02/26/13 03:56pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: spa sensations mattress????
jjotmo how did you plan on shortning the mattress? I ask because I would like to get one for my HTT, but my current queen mattress folds in half when the bunk ends are closed, so I would possibly need to cut mine in half down the middle. I also wonder if it would be any heavier than our current (what they call a) mattress. The reviews are good on it though.
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tbirds255
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01/24/13 07:27pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: FLOJET WASTE MACERATOR PUMP - PORTABLE
Ok this may be a dumb question, but if I were to get a macerater pump, I have about a 15' span to go up over 4', when you disconnect the pump do you get "stuff" flowing back downhill (what is left in the hose)? Our sewer cleanout is about 4' feet above street level, and I have always wondered what happens to the "stuff in the hose" when you are done pumping up a hill?
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tbirds255
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01/22/13 10:27pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Don't Laugh, it really froze here
I was just sitting here reading about what I never thought I might have to do in So. Cal...WINTERIZE my trailer!...I am about 12 miles NW from sbishop in the hills where we are a little colder. Either that or head to the beach for the weekend to camp! I think I'll camp
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tbirds255
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01/14/13 07:30pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: 6 volt battery questions
OP here,I just want to clarify things, theses are NEW (2010) 2/3 year old Trojan t-105 battery's, not used. I appreciate all the different point of view to my questions, thats why I ask on this forum. I am still researching other options and will let you all know what I decide to get.
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tbirds255
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12/27/12 06:47pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: 6 volt battery questions
I can purchase a 6 volt Intersates for $109, w/18 mo warrenty, or the Trojan t-105 2010 battery for $119 w/1 year warrenty. These are sold on ebay w/local p/u from a golf cart store, with no core charge. They are about a 50 mile drive one way for me. Do you think they are worth the drive? Locally for me the next place around is charging $165 for the trojans + $30 core charge(I have no core to exchange).
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tbirds255
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12/25/12 02:09pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: 6 volt battery questions
I just realised this may be in the wrong forum...maybe the moderater can place in the correct one...sorry
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tbirds255
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12/25/12 12:36pm |
Tech Issues
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6 volt battery questions
This topic has been moved to another forum.
You can read it here: 26606685
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tbirds255
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12/25/12 12:23pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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6 volt battery questions
I will be purchasing 2-Trojan 6 volt batteries soon and was wondering if I would need to charge them seperatly with a 6 volt charger, or can they be charged left in a series with my 12 volt battery charger? We store our trailer about 15 miles away and currently bring the 12 volt battery back to the house with us while the trailers in storage (for theft reasons) and put it on a charger to charge back up. I plan on keeping the 12 volt around just for picking up the trailer and bringing it home, then trading out the battery to the 6 volts. Also does anyone have a good source to purchase a battery box for the 2 batteries?
One more question: I can purchase the batteries for $119 ea that have a date code of 2010, would you chance buying a 2-3 year old new battery,?
Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
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tbirds255
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12/25/12 12:23pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Husband died; four no SIX YEARS since camping OR posting!
RE; Fridge, keep trying, mine usually takes a few trys to get it going on propane, sometimes as many as 8-10 trys,
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tbirds255
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08/12/12 05:56pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: portable ice maker
I purchased one on Woot.com (one day deals) a few weeks ago for $89.99, it is a refurbished one made by Emmerson, it looks just like the $250 on at camping world, so much so that my DH didn't believe I only paid $89 for it! I ran it for a few days straight and had plenty of ice, just emptey the basket and refill the water as needed. The basket fills up before you even run out of water, I would say 3-4 baskets for 1 tank of water, and it is said to make 26 lbs per day. I can't wait to take it on our next trip, because the last one we were buying 20lbs of ice a day at about $7.50 a day ($2.50 for 7lbs). Just don't forget you need power to run them, so hook-ups are best.
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tbirds255
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07/17/12 01:40pm |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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