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RE: Vintage Gas Prices
I remember in the early 60's my parents paying .18 cents and depending what station they went to, they got a free glass or S&H Green Stamps.
I got to put the stamps in the book.
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NJRVer
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03/26/23 08:35pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: car warranty companies
Doesn't Toyota offer their own service contracts?
I wouldn't buy third party.
I have bought Mopar service contracts. The good thing about them is they will give you a prorated refund on unused time if you cancel.
I hadn't considered that. Thanks for the reminder. What always concerns me about warranties is that these outfits will try to find a way to deny the claim, and then the hassle begins. It's a crooked world out there! ;)
That would be third party. I have used Mopar's and it has been seamless.
One was for a leaking transfer case. They tore it down and put new seals in and it cost me $100 deductible. No questions asked.
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NJRVer
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02/27/23 01:33pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: car warranty companies
Doesn't Toyota offer their own service contracts?
I wouldn't buy third party.
I have bought Mopar service contracts. The good thing about them is they will give you a prorated refund on unused time if you cancel.
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NJRVer
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02/25/23 09:54am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Washer/dryers
Yea will be getting a pin support for the front
I tried a tripod under the kingpin and it was a waste of $$$. Wound up giving the junk away as it was not worth the effort to set it up.
On the ventless driers, they do not put moisture into the RV. They use a bit of fresh water to cool a condenser inside the drier. The moisture collects on the condenser and then the water goes to the waste tank. So if you do not wave water and sewer, you will use your fresh water and help fill the gray tank.
Ken
I bought an LG combo washer/dryer that is ventless. I have mixed feelings on it. As a washer it is second to none! The dryer takes some getting use to. When you take the clothes out they will "feel" like they are somewhat damp. But if you just let them sit for a few minutes they tend to evaporate the damp feeling.
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NJRVer
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12/16/22 01:31pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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