coug
Eastern Washington
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Oven and laundry chute. Have used tv ant. once or twice.
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2010 Arctic Fox 22GQ
2011 Chevy 2500HD LTZ
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cheezkween
Third Coast
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Joined: 02/16/2011
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We don't use the microwave but do use the oven- micro yanked out and converted to storage.
Installed a Cat heater for those cool mornings boondocking- yanked out the furnace and converted it to storage.
Don't watch over-the-air TV- pulled the antenna so there's more room for solar panels.
We have a portable Winegard dish, but have never bothered to activate sat TV. The flatscreen in the bedroom is used for good DVD movies (and snacking and cuddling while watching good movies).
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B.O. Plenty
Minnesota
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Joined: 02/04/2010
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Generator. Don't even take it along anymore.
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2011 Big Country 3250TS...2010 Ram CC Laramie 4wd Cummins
15k Super Glide, Firestone Ride Rite, TrailAir Tri-Glide
Michelin XPS Ribs. Just say no to Chinese tires.
Twin Cities Mn.
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suerover
Minnesota
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We stopped carrying the ladder. And we removed the bathroom door which was always in the way and stored it for future buyers. We can pull the shower curtain across for privacy instead.
www.ourtravelswithrover.com
2002 24 RB Born Free/1999 23 RK Born Free
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Jim Shoe
Amelia, OH
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The oven. I can get down there to light it, but getting back up isn't fun.
The rear ladder. My friends' kids climb up to the roof when it needs washing.
The cabover bed. Used for storage.
The passenger seat and rear-facing dinette seat. I travel by myself. Passenger seat holds my CD library and the dinette seat holds my computer and printer, while moving or eating.
The toad carries cases of liquid refreshment. BTW, if you carry cans of carbonated beverages with the tops facing up, they don't explode while driving down the road. Same way the trucks that deliver to the stores carry them.
Retired and visiting as much of this beautiful country as I can.
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dahkota
Washington, DC
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We have used the microwave twice, it mostly stores paper towels, dog food bowl, and ice trays. We have used the oven twice. It holds a couple of pans otherwise. Use the outside shower a lot.
The one thing we don't use is the storage under one of the dinette seats. It is just too hard to get stuff out of. Or we don't carry enough stuff.
2008 Ford F250 diesel
2013 Keystone Sprinter 277RLS
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atreis
IN
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TV antenna. I requested it be built without one, but it came with one anyway. It's never had anything connected and never been raised.
2009 Trail-Sport TS21RBH
2008 Toyota Sienna
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SailingOn
Central Texas
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Everything in our camper falls into one of three categories:
- We've used it before, and expect to use it this trip, or
- disaster would follow if we needed it and it wasn't there (fire extinguisher, spare tire, lubed bearing set), or
- it's been too long since we cleaned this stuff out.
When we are diligent in avoiding #3 we can keep our loaded weight minus dry weight under 600#.
Buck: 2004 Wilderness Yukon 8275S
AJ: 2010 F150 ExtCab, 2WD, 6.5' bed, 5.4L V8, 6A, Max Tow: 2030# payload.
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krisfelix19
Dublin, Georgia
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Honestly, I’ve lived most my life without a microwave and could live without it.
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lona.muller19
Amo, Indiana
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I would drive for 12 hours maximum. If you’re not in a hurry, take breaks for every meal and about 7-8 hours overnight.
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