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RE: % by volume
Beer sold in the US cannot exceed 6% by volume. 3.2 beer cannot exceed 3.2 %. I have understood for years that "reglar" beer is about 3.5% and very little beer, if any, comes close to the "cannot exceed" amount of 6%.
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imgoin4it
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11/29/09 11:39am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Trans oil level...
Check the trans oil using the key pad. That is the most (only)accurate way to check it. With the temp at normal operating range and the engine running, put it in neutral, press the up and down arrows at the same time. It may or may not count doen, but will give the reading. OL OK is where it should be. If it is low it will read OL -X (X=number of quarts low) or OK+x (X= number of quarts too much) (This assumes you have a diesel pusher)
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imgoin4it
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11/25/09 08:38pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: what year is my motor home
Boy! There are responses with answers all over the place. Those who said the motor home manufacturer, final assembler, is the one that determines the model year are correct.
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imgoin4it
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11/25/09 06:49am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Vandalism Police Report UPDATE
I would not be surprised if the manager or guy you were talking to that refused to give the owners name and number was realy the owner. By blaiming everything on the "owner" he does not take all the "heat".
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imgoin4it
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11/25/09 06:35am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Need Rcommendations On (2) RV Insurance Providers
We went to The Miller Agency after our previous insurance doubled. They are a great bunch to work with.
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imgoin4it
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11/24/09 09:51am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Vandalism...file police report?
File the police report. If there have other stolen items it sounds like the same thiefs keep coming back. If you report at least the police have a chance to patrol a little closer and or be on the watch for the stolen items. Word usually gets out to the pawn shops to watch for stolen items. And just maybe the cops check out a house or other property for a totally different reason and find stolen property. If they do not know it is missing they cannot do anything. Why would you even hesitate to ask the question? REPORT IT!
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imgoin4it
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11/24/09 08:44am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Concern
Not much of anything. Just go to a dealer and take a test drive. Tell the sales person you have never driven one before and they'll get it to a location where you can take your first try. Mught be a parking lot might be on a reasonable straight and empty road. After the first few miles you will be surprised at how easy it is. If you can drive a car and keep it between the lines you can do this first effort. Now it takes a little practice after the first effort in that you must consider clearance heights, tail and turning radius etc. when you turn. Not a problem at all with a little practice.
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imgoin4it
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11/21/09 02:48pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Need overnight stop along Hwy 54 in Kansas
There is a fairly large RV park 3 miles or so North of Liberal on Hiway 54. Have stayed there several times. Just a large area, no trees, FHU, and now a rec center building. Have not been there since the building was completed. It is operated by a young ranch owners wife.
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imgoin4it
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11/20/09 07:02am |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: 340 cummings DP
Before you park the motor home for anything over a few weeks, top off the diesel fuel so as not to leave space in the tank that will allow condensation. Should not have a problem.
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imgoin4it
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11/20/09 06:46am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Blown windshield
Call your insurance company before you commit to anything. Most Insurance companies have their own system for replacement. Most arrange for the shipment and installation of the windshied. One reason you want this is because the windshield belongs to them until it is satisfactorily installed. Just had one replaced and the bill for a one piece windshield was $3300.
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imgoin4it
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11/19/09 05:04pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Basement furnace
I believe that just by running the furnace in the Winnebago also puts heat in the basement. Never had a Vectra, but I have had three Winnebagos and all were this way. I don't think Newmar puts a seperate switched fan in the basement any longer either.
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imgoin4it
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11/16/09 09:21pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Impossible to find please help
Check with someone in the hosp and or check with the municiple waste folks to see if they can provide and info or assistance.
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imgoin4it
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11/15/09 12:41pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tucson AZ campground
Voyager and Beaudry's are both very nice. If you want another option which is far less expensive, also nice, but without all the amenities check out Doc Justind Diamond "J" RV park. It is about 10 miles west of I-19 just off Aho Way. It is just a couple of years old with extermely large sites, and is very quiet. Near by is Old Tucson, Desert museum, and Saguro National park.
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imgoin4it
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11/13/09 08:51pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: The Woodlands Rv resort Conroe tx
We stayed there many times. A nice park overlooking a small lake. Front area sites are a little on the small side, but not bad. The back area sites are larger. Interior roads are gravel not great, but again, OK. Only problem might be if it is raining a lot the area drainage is not very good. Lots of water standing around. For us it is very close to grandkids and we will stay there again.
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imgoin4it
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11/13/09 08:41pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Gluing Hinges
Snowwing- I used the regular Gorilla glue that comes in a plastic squeeze bottle. Visit a Walmart and read the instructions. Says on some types of materials to wet the surface. Water and the glue react and foams and when cured it forms a water proof glue. (Expands like crazy so must make sure it doesn't set up where you do not want it) I used Gorilla glue because what Winnebago was using was not working. The factory as well as the dealer was trying to fix mine. Gorilla was advertized as the strongest glue in the world so I tried it. If you go to the winnebago Forum on IRV2 you will see lots of evidence that Winnebago's fix does not work that well. Lots of people use stainless bolts and bolted generator hood and rear back on. The Gorilla worked great.
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imgoin4it
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11/10/09 10:27pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Any recommendations to get out of cold for holidays?
Head South on I-25, exit South again out of Las Vegas, NM and 500 miles from Colorado Springs you will be in Alamogordo NM. Could also go to Las Cruces NM. Either one will be warmer than where you were when you departed.
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imgoin4it
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11/10/09 05:07pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Gluing Hinges
The hinges were loose on the Journey that I had. Winnebago factory re-glued and they were still or loose again when I got home. I glued them with Gorilla glue and they were still holding tight when I traded it 3-4 years later. I also used the gorilla glue to hold the lower portion of the back rear cap on. That portion of the cap was glued on to the frame just like the generator door. I wet down the area with water, then just flooded the area with the glue. It foams like crazy and embedded the whole thing in hard glue. Also never came loose again. I later told a Winnebago service writer That I fixed those areas that Winnebago could not and she said "what did you use gorilla glue"? Said several people had done the same. If you use it believe what the directions say and do not get any on your hands or skin. It absolutely will not come off.
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imgoin4it
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11/10/09 04:40pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Help getting DD214
Services no longer recommend that you register tour DD 214 with the local county court house. Those records are public so anyone can request and get a copy. If someone wants to steal an identity there is no better document to have than a DD 214.
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imgoin4it
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11/06/09 08:39pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Can Honda Ridgeline be towed on dolly?
Cannot be towed. That is the only reason we do not have one. I suggest heed what Honda and Remco say.
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imgoin4it
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11/05/09 11:37am |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Walmarts in San Antonio....
My cousin had his toad stolen from a Walmart parking lot in San Antonio. They were only in the store for 30 minutes and the security vehicle with it's yellow flashing light was driving around.
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imgoin4it
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11/02/09 06:13am |
General RVing Issues
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