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RE: Round the World
Check out Mark & Vicki's adventures. Right now they are in their Roadtrek (AS Adventurous) traveling through Portugal
The Road Goes Ever On.
Blog
mark.sherouse@gmail.com
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My Roadtrek
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12/30/09 01:36pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
You are basing all these comments on one photo, and that of a prototype. at least wait until the finished product is out, and all the details are released, before some of you condemn it.
Geesh, no wonder they didn't want any photos of it released yet!
Oh, I forgot, it seems to be the pastime of some members, to rip anything apart, even if they don't have any information about it.
I won't be posting any more information about the Ideal here, I will just put it on my web site.
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My Roadtrek
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12/05/09 08:44pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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Roadtrek Recall
Recall
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My Roadtrek
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12/05/09 08:18pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
Not my conclusion Gene, that's from my source.
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 10:56pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
A little more info.
The slide is enclosed inside the vehicle and the rear doors close over it. This maintains the integrity of the overall chassis and makes sure that there are no leaks when the slide is in for driving or storage. No power sofa (yet). The extra cushions for the bed and the side seats are stored behind the couch in the slide.
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 08:13pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Newbie question about LP gas and Road Restrictions
I did a quick search of the archives and came up with these. There are probably more.
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/search/parms/sw%7Bpropane%20tunnels%7D%7Ckm%7Ball%7D%7Ckl%7Bm%7D%7Cfm%7B21%7D%7Cpd%7B366%7D%7Cma%7B%7D/sr/1.cfm
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 06:35pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Problem with water line, or pump, or somthing in RT-(long
I can't help with the water flow problem, but replacing the old "hammer" water pump with a new "On Demand" one from Flojet, was one of of the first things I did to my Rt. They are very quiet, easy to prime, and works well with a Pur water filter.
If you don't get a lot of help here, you might ask Admin to move this to Tech Issues.
See my mod here. http://myroadtrek.homestead.com/WaterPump.html
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 06:29pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
So- is this still a class B, even though with a slide out it is not all within the original van body?? I think so.
Not to get too far off topic, but it's a Class B as long as it starts out as a van, doesn't matter what they do to the body/chassis. The Roadtrek 210 is a Class B, even though almost the entire body was replaced by a fiberglass one.
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 10:13am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
I really don't know any more than what I posted, but I'm going to guess, with the rear slide, and all, that they replaced the rear door, or part of it.
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My Roadtrek
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12/03/09 12:27am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
That's correct.
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My Roadtrek
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12/02/09 06:57pm |
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RE: Any photos of the NEW Roadtrek SS Ideal?
Maybe this will calm ya down a little. :)
Not much information available yet, but I have some interior photos on my web site. More when the info is available.
See the link "Roadtrek SS Ideal" on my Home page.
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My Roadtrek
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12/02/09 04:25pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: advise about buying small motorhome
You are not going to find a halfway decent Class B, for $7,000. I suggest you keep saving until you can afford something decent, say around $15,000. Even then you will probably have to put a little money into it.
The other option, for that kind of budget, would be to look at a Truck and Camper.
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My Roadtrek
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12/01/09 09:51pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Roof maintence
Rejex is not for oxidized surfaces, so use a cleaner, like Protect All's Fiberglass restorer first.
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My Roadtrek
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12/01/09 07:11pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Covection Oven in place of microwave
All the new Roadtrek's come with a Microwave/Convection oven. You might check with your local Rt dealer to see what modifications would be needed to install one of those.
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My Roadtrek
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12/01/09 03:36pm |
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RE: Tech support and tips column
The tips are causing no problems on either my home PC, or my Dell Netbook with a 10" screen. I'm going to assume that this is the case for most of the members, otherwise we would be hearing a lot more complaining. PackerBacker, I really think the problem is on your end.
The tips don't need to be moved, and probably wont be.
My screen resolution is 1280x800. My forum settings are set to "Variable width" 40 topics per page, and 20 posts per page.
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My Roadtrek
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11/29/09 07:35am |
Forum Technical Support
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RE: new battery for the roadtrek
It depends on how long you plan on keeping the van. 3 years or less, you might go with a cheaper battery like Costco's Kirkland brand, but, for one of the best batteries, and warranties, you can't beat the Sears Die Hard Platinum. Consumers ranks them number one.
I put one in my Roadtrek last year.
Try and buy when they are on sale.
Sears is one of a few retailers to offer climate-specific batteries.
From their web site.
What are the differences between DieHard, DieHard Gold and DieHard Platinum?
The differences are power and warranty. DieHard has great power and an 18-month warranty. DieHard Gold has superior power and a 3-year warranty. And DieHard Platinum is the most powerful and reliable battery with the longest warranty, 4 years. Your first step is to look up your vehicle using the DieHard fitment guide to see what choices are available for your vehicle.
What are the differences between North and South designs?
Whether hot or cold, temperature extremes cause specific stresses on automotive batteries. This is why Sears is one of a few retailers to offer climate-specific batteries. Extreme cold climates require a battery with more power to start cold engines. DieHard batteries for the Northern US are designed to provide the extra power needed to start an engine in the frigid winter months. See climate map for Northern US.
Heat and vibration are two of the leading causes of premature battery failure. In the Southern US, many DieHard batteries are designed with internal components that stand up to damaging heat. No matter where you live you can count on Sears to offer the battery that will give you the longest life for your climate. See climate map for Southern US
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My Roadtrek
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11/25/09 11:31pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Windshield wipers?
I like the Bosch wipers.
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My Roadtrek
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11/24/09 12:38pm |
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RE: Get rid of the tips
If NO ONE would click on any of the links in the tips. they would eventually go way as they wouldn't generate any revenue.
Yea, and the forums may just go away also. Quit complaining, and click on some ads, or you may find the next time you log on, there is nothing to log on to.
The writing is on the wall, but it seems some members are illiterate.
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My Roadtrek
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11/23/09 07:12pm |
Forum Technical Support
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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
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My Roadtrek
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11/23/09 01:57pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Weight on roof
We are talking about a 1999 Dodge Roadtrek.
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My Roadtrek
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11/20/09 07:52pm |
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