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RE: rear kit vs rl

Our 2012 Montana 3585SA is a rear kitchen and we love it. We have not had any problems with cabinets/drawers opening and things falling and getting broken. We are full timing and previous Montana was a 3400RL. It was ok, but like this plan MUCH better. The kitchen and the living area both seem to be more spacious and we have a lot of counter space. RKs get a bad rap and are not popular. Montana discontinued our model this year. Glad we got ours when we did! :B
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/17/13 08:43pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Auxiliary outside canopy?

Ours is 13' X 13'. Can't remember brand but got it at Academy for $179 I think. Love it!
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/15/13 07:32am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Camping pet peeve

I try to have an open mind, BUT I hate the smell of burning garbage in the surrounding fire pits! :E
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/15/13 07:28am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: hitch blocked by another trailer

If the OP can't hook it with 10 feet of room, he certainly doesn't need to be pulling it down the street or highway! :R
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/13/13 06:09pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Pullrite Super 5th with Industry standard rail mount

Yes. I just last week installed a B & W Patriot on my Reese "industry standard" rails that were already in the truck. Works perfect and a GREAT hitch! Sold my Reese hitch this morning and will NEVER own another one.
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/12/13 10:11am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: WE PUT THE OFFER IN - BUT ONE CONCERN - LINK ADDED FOR UNIT!

I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole...run from this one. Too many other good ones for sale!
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/10/13 05:52am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Bicycle stolen at Sam Town Las Vegas

Kind of wish our bikes get stolen so I don't have to haul the damn things back home...
Bikes are cheap.
Ours aren't cheap! You get what you pay for.
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/04/13 07:05am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Suspension Air bags

My firestones worked well, but only lasted 2 years. Replaced with Timbrens at the advice of an owner of a snow plow business. He was right...love my Timbrens!
Why did you pay to replace them?- they have a lifetime warranty. Just about every air suspension semi tractor you see uses the very same Firestone bags. I suspect you may have had AirLift- not Firestone.
They were Firestones without question. One of them developed a leak in the bag while quite a distance from home. Did not have the time to worry with warranty hassles. Not so sure mine had lifetime warranty. Still stand by my decision to go with Timbrens.
BTW, I drove OTR for 20 years on many trucks with airbags. Yes, they had Firestones, but MUCH better quality than one puts on a pickup.
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/03/13 07:27am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Campfires...good in moderation

.......and don't iron clothes while you are wearing them.
And never...EVER...fry bacon without a shirt on! :E
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/03/13 07:05am |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: Dropped trailer on truck

The issue here is age. Some of you guys are too old to remember to hook your rig up properly before you head out. Anyone older than 55 should have a second opinion on whether they are road ready or not before they head out. Dropping your rig on your truck is just age related. I turn 55 next Sunday so I will be looking for help hooking up my rig after that.Finally, a rational explanation. :)
My view exactly. I do all the hooking up, but my DW is very capable and does a second visual check behind me. Works for us.
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WeBeFulltimers
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06/02/13 06:03am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Suspension Air bags

My firestones worked well, but only lasted 2 years. Replaced with Timbrens at the advice of an owner of a snow plow business. He was right...love my Timbrens!
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/30/13 07:50am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Vacuums

Small Dirt Devil from Wally World works GREAT for us. Much better than the built-in we had. Cost $29.00.
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/25/13 05:15pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Different Hitch ??

Thanks BB, I read where the better ones will protect transmission wear and tires, etc. But not sure about those claims.
Hmmm...interesting
To me that sounds like a hitch manufacturer claim. You have a nice fiver and truck...don't scrimp on the hitch!
Years ago my Dad did an EXCELLENT job of rebuilding a 1930 Model A Ford, but got cheap on the paint job. What a disappointment for him. Just saying.
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/25/13 06:01am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: hitch and pin gap or sizes

There's a good chance he will find the problem when he gets where he's going and damages the back of his truck cab while backing in the site. Can't believe he did not notice it right away! :E
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/25/13 05:52am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Use of Cinder Blocks

Would NEVER trust them. 30 years ago knew a guy who "supported" a car with them while he removed the transmission. Blocks crumbled. Closed casket service!
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/22/13 02:42pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Fantastic fan, a mind of its own ???

it was suggested to me to clean the rain sensor, this worked great for about a year, now the same problem is back
Cleaned the sensor a year ago? Clean again. Things don't stay clean forever!
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/22/13 02:34pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Long Box vs Short Box

Since you are looking for pre-owned, keep in mind that long beds have larger gas tanks than reg beds. Compare size of 36 gallons vs. 26 gallons. If looking for a gasser, they get about 7 MPG towing. So the range could be less than 200 miles.
Not totally accurate. My 2007 Ram QC Short Bed has a 34 gal fuel tank standard.
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/20/13 05:52am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Double pulling

OK... lets clarify. These type of posts regarding towing multiple units seem to have misconceptions. First, tow vehicle(truck), trailer(first tow), trailer(second tow)equals DOUBLE TOWING. Add another trailer(third tow) equals TRIPLE TOWING.
I have seen a number of RVs DOUBLE TOWING, never saw one TRIPLE TOWING. I have only been full time since since 1996, so I may have missed one. Some seem to add the tow vehicle as being "towed".
Jim
I agree that the terminology is confusing, but check the Good Sam / Woodall's towing laws. One tow vehicle with two trailers is referred to as Triple Towing.
Randy
Good Sam/Woodalls THINK they are God, but they aren't! They do not write the towing laws, DOT does! Tow vehicle with 2 trailers is DOUBLE towing....tow vehicle with 3 trailers is TRIPLE towing. The tow vehicle is not being towed.
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/16/13 06:28am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: jim baker solar inverter

I don't understand how Jim Baker can sleep at night after all the people he has ripped off over the years! I don't believe one word he says.....money hungry jerk!
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/04/13 09:29am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Newbie headed to Nashville

Forget Nashville and come on down to Chattanooga...lots to do and see!
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WeBeFulltimers
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05/04/13 08:59am |
Beginning RVing
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