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RE: Lance Camper Shocks

Without seeing the photos, it is hard to tell, but possibly, the shocks should not have been installed to begin with. Not all manufacturers design camper support points for them and some clearly warn against them. Also the actual truck might be different than the one originally used. So legnth, and mounting angle could be issues. I think the other four tieddowns are 99% of the issue, and it is their proper use that will keep camper where it is supposed to be. I am sure others will have more useful info. Good luck.
smoothetop 04/20/08 09:09am Truck Campers
RE: Beware of Mike Thompson's RV

Hey that is great! Thanks for the update. Sometimes it only takes one badly trained person to gum up a whole long hard frought for reputation. Hopefully it only takes one to sound that alarm and make a difference for all.
smoothetop 01/16/08 11:44pm Beginning RVing
RE: license plates

I like the idea of paying for a duplicate.... who else has done this in other states?
smoothetop 01/07/08 03:21am Truck Campers
RE: RV PARKS TO AVOID !!

I don't think its an absurd post, just one persons opinion. You as a reader should be able to evaluate it, make your comments and then move on. We all have different value systems. It's like a teacher telling a student, thats a dumb question. This is a forum for discussion in my opinion. I for one see a lot of stupid posts (to me) but not to the person who writes it. DITTO!
smoothetop 01/06/08 08:55am Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
RE: Beware of Mike Thompson's RV

Phartlov, welcome to the forum. I just noticed this thread, and felt that more than the original post, the general responses deserved my reaction: It is easy for one to say you are making a big deal out of something small. BUT, there are numerous venders to buy from. Today it is a very small world. How you feel and how you are treated is EVERYTHING. No one here has the right to say your feelings are trivial. No one here should minimize your complaing. While the remote and gas might have little value, this was an issue of principle. Those items were part of the package, and in some way might have swayed you to purchase from this vender rather than another. By them dragging this out, and being non responsive, they effectively are expressing their lack of respect for you as a person. NOTHING can be more important! IF they do not value your right to be able to count on their promise, and your right to feel slighted, when even IF due to an employee's incompetance you experience stress, then we all should be concerned. Your time, and emotion is important. The fact that you had to make numerous calls, and spend time posting this, is a pain that counts against their desire to be successful in business by caring about you. It is unfortunate that while venders are not permitted to post here, vender sympathizers feel that defense is proper even when it is actually counter productive. Phartlov is upset. He should not be upset. Something upset him. The dealer can make him happy. The issue here is not IF he should be upset, BUT rather why any dealer would not just take care of it. Ultimately, the number of complaints any vender gets will be proportionate to what they deserve. You cannot please everyone. A shopper, will no doubt hear great praise from numerous PRO vender sites and should research sufficiently to judge unballanced customers who complain for no reason from those that in numbers have a reason. This site should be for RVers who can tell it as they see it. But when a person complains, usually they have already gone thru more than they expected, and I think they should be given the benefit of the doubt here. Invariably, it seems that after a few pages of responses, the tide always turns towards the vender, and this lessens the ultimate value of this site for everyone. Just my humble view.
smoothetop 01/05/08 03:56pm Beginning RVing
RE: Cold camping - ever re-use your furnace exhaust heat?

Many a great invention has sprung from an idle question. There is a good idea here somewhere but in addition to Carbon Monoxide being such a silent and dangerous killer also consider the overheating/shut off of heater that might occur due to reduced airflow and increased back pressure. A heat exchanger with circulating fluid could work but may not be practical. I am wondering, if there is any solid state device that might convert heat to electricity?
smoothetop 11/10/07 03:11am Full-time RVing
RE: Are alot of these TCs designed to ..... ??

I agree. More people need to put their foot down and quit accepting the less than par service/product. If more people spoke up I think things would slowly start changing. I know my story opened some eyes...:B My compliments on many hear who have the guts to be critical of product and service. Yes this is a great forum. Unfortunately, when one does tell 'horror' stories, the many lurking venders and friends of venders/ manufacturers attack and stifle him. I have not bothered posting here in months. If you follow this forum, you will see that criticism of manufacturers who spend money on truck camper shows, is quickly re-directed, stiffled and maligned. This is my opinion. MY experienced opinion. In the past, a moderator has explained to me that when a person repeatedly involves himself in threads to bash a product that he has had a bad experience with, it is reason to remove such posting. HOWEVER, if he was never permitted to fully explain, expose and present all the evidence due to redirection, and censorship, the members here never get all the story, and the poster eventually has better things to do. So this modern communication technology unfortunately is greatly reduced in effectiveness. This friends... is MY opinion. May all concerned posters keep up the good fight for better products and fair service!
smoothetop 10/31/07 09:44pm Truck Campers
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