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RE: 30ft Travel Trailer how common in the US
30+ feet is pretty common. I've got mine!
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ScottG
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10/03/23 09:37pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Are most toilets pretty much interchangeable
If you have a door that swings over or close to the front of your toilet, pay special attention to the dimensions of the new one. Last time I replaced mine the new one only cleared by 1/4". That was a close one!
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ScottG
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10/03/23 07:29pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Tow truck ideas / advice
Your steering gear is worn out. I suggest replacing it with a Redhead brand rebuilt unit. BTW, don't let anyone tell you they can just adjust it. That wont do it.
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ScottG
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10/03/23 07:23pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Looking for LED headlight upgrade options
For a serious headlight replacement, check out AlpharexUSA. These are high quality assemblies that out perform the stock units by a wide margin. Because they work well and are a high quality part, they aren't inexpensive but if you want good, they're the best IMO.
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ScottG
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10/03/23 07:12pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Carrier Air V Rooftop AC Unit
Reasons for Carrier Air V light blinking
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ScottG
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09/28/23 03:23pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Dump stations
Sometimes on a weekend while there's nothing going on, I'll just stop at a Camping World and use their dump.
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ScottG
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09/26/23 02:56pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Charging House Batteries
Lifepo4's are generally rated appx. 4000 cycles at 80%. So if you drained them flat and recharged them every day, they would still have 80% of their capacity after 10+ years of hard use.
So given how most of us would really use them, there's no reason to worry about being nice to them.
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ScottG
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09/24/23 05:11pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Has anyony upgraded to Android 13 on cell phone?
I too, had to do that update on my 13 and don't see those messages.
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ScottG
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09/23/23 10:37pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Radiator style radiant heaters
Keep in mind that they dont put out any more or less heat than any other space heater of the same wattage.
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ScottG
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09/23/23 01:36pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Ram 2500 6.4 gas Towing 5th wheel.
I have truck and fith wheel as shown in my signature. It tows/pulls like a dream and half the time you don't know it's back there. Recently completed a trip from Florida to Ontario and back and no issues. 10.5 mpg for the whole round trip. I used to have diesel truck but went with this one for the extra payload capacity for the 5er and due to the price of diesel. I used to get 10mpg towing with my diesel, so I am coming out ahead right now!
As to the coil springs - never noticed any difference from the leaf springs in my old 2002 CTD.
Good info. What gearing do you have?
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ScottG
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09/22/23 10:30am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: 400.00 to tell me you don't know what's wrong
camping world sucks, really bad
X2.
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ScottG
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09/21/23 02:20pm |
Camping World Service and Installation
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RE: Electric Outlets
I have never seen a breaker that used screw terminals. They all have clamps where you push the wire straight in the side and screw a clamp down on top of it.
You're right - my mistake.
But it still isn't an issue.
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ScottG
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09/19/23 08:47pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Spacing between slide and RV Floors
A miss is as good as a mile!
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ScottG
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09/19/23 06:25pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: lamination on 5th wheel
Do you mean the front cap? There were some years where heat from the sun was causing delam problems in that area. Or it could be leaking from a clearance light, etc. and that wouldn't necessarily show up on the inside.
Either way it has to be peeled back and re-glued.
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ScottG
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09/19/23 05:19pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Electric Outlets
I've run 1500 watt space heaters off those outlets for 15+ years without any problems at all. I suspect the ones that overheat weren't connected properly.
As far as using outlets with screw terminals, if that were an issue, we'd be having broken wires at the breakers since they connect the same way. (I do prefer installing the clamp type outlets though)
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ScottG
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09/19/23 05:15pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Trying to find a replacement window: 8505-2 (maybe?)
Unless you're certain it's held in with putty/tape, have someone hold the window from the outside when you remove the inside trim ring. Manufacturers are starting to just use foam rubber as a seal and it doesn't bond the window in like the (good) old putty did.
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ScottG
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09/18/23 03:52pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: 2008 inferno electrical issues
Sounds like either the converter, battery or both have failed. As Don said, you need to monitor the voltage when this occurs.
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ScottG
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09/18/23 03:48pm |
Toy Haulers
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RE: Drain the bowl save the Honda
I always drain the bowl and fog the cyl.
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ScottG
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09/18/23 10:25am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Electric Outlets
Have you had problems with yours Countryguy?
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ScottG
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09/17/23 08:17pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: exterior solar plug
You could just take a volt measurement of the connector. If it has 12V then you at least know it's hooked to something.
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ScottG
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09/11/23 06:25pm |
Technology Corner
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