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RE: Acrylic Roof on Arctic Fox 1140
They are a bonded roof, bubbles indicate that the roof is unbonded in those locations. I've not heard that it is "normal" but have heard that there are no dangers with it either. People occassionaly lay (by accident) a petroleum based product on the roof and it acts like a solvent.
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 03:56pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Extending/Retracting rear awning?
I'm pretty convinced that you are missing the metal rod with a hook on the end to both grab the pull and switch the release/retract switch.
We usually just pull out enough to provide some shade or rain relief on the back door. However, the canopy could be fully deployed and legs dropped to the ground like a porch.
http://imageshack.com/a/img851/2589/camperateagle.jpg
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 03:33pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Extending/Retracting rear awning?
Do you have a release/retract rod? You shouldn't have to "tip-toe" across the bumper. The rod allows you to switch the release mechanism from the ground.
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 02:49pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: 2014 Arctic Fox 811 long box? Short box?
Bedlam, how much margin does going to 19.5" wheels usually give? I see River4ever being 1,500 lbs over his gvwr with even the Lance 850.
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 02:37pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: 2014 Arctic Fox 811 long box? Short box?
Mike,
Will you ever be towing behind your camper?
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 01:50pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: 2014 Arctic Fox 811 long box? Short box?
Arctic Fox should be ashamed of themselves building an 8' camper that weighs that much.
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 01:36pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Liquid waste knife valve leaking (not the black tank)
I had a situation where after draining the tank and putting the cap back on immediately, the cap would fill up with residual water from the walls of the pipe. Everytime I took the cap off, water would spill all over me. Now I drive home with the cap off so that the pipe dries out and finishes draining.
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Super_Dave
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04/17/14 12:40pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Salad Shooter for Grated Cheese
Pre-grated cheese also has added stuff to keep it from clumping.
I buy pre-grated 99% of the time. But I read somewhere that it works better to grate your own for macaroni & cheese due to the added stuff. Something to do with faster melting without added stuff... Or whatever.
So for that I buy block cheese and run it through the food processor. Not sure it really makes a difference.
Grating Velvetta any way you try it is a bear. LOL!
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 08:42pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: LP oven/cook top or convection microwave?
This thread has been hashed and re-hashed many times on the cooking forum. And it really boils down to what kind of cooking one does. There are folks that eat to live and those that live to eat. I would never give up my oven.
Notice my clever use of words like, "hash" and "boils" in a cooking related post. ;-)
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 04:35pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Salad Shooter for Grated Cheese
Pre-grated cheese also has added stuff to keep it from clumping. And it doesn't keep as well.
That's just s clear sign you aren't using enough cheese! LOL!
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 02:31pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Suggestions on strengthening jack attach point.
Would have never thought that the finished product would have been so clean after looking at the original condition pictures. Very nice work!
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 12:44pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Help!! need some easy mexican dishes
i need some easy recipes that doesn't require the use of an oven, only outside cooking or grilling.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 12:25pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: silicone sealers
Has anyone paid for re-sealing services? Caulk and I don't get along in areas that would be visable. My camper is reaching an age where I'd like to get it checked for obvious areas like clearance lights.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 11:46am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Use of sawhorses for support
Sorry, I am a bit late to this discussion.
I have a fundamental question regarding the need for support like this during storage. I just purchased a new Lance truck camper and didn't see any mention of needing additional support. Should I be doing this?
Mike, it is just a "fundamental" insurance policy we use to help take some weight off the jacks in case something was to fail.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 11:40am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Re heating Chicken question
Cook, freeze in some liquid and vacuum seal? I think this would provide maximum moisture and maximum convenience.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 11:37am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Salad Shooter for Grated Cheese
I always fear things like that are under powered and lean towards the manual powered versions. If you are doing cheese, it must be pretty good.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 09:39am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: slow-cooker ribs?
My buddy does his ribs with a smokers crutch by wrapping the ribs in foil with the seasonings, sugar and butter and then baking or slow cooking in the pot. They aren't bad for non smoked ribs.
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Super_Dave
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04/16/14 08:59am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Propane Tank - Metal Exterior Compartment
I'd go directly to the closest RV dealer or manufacturer and buy the box from them and do your own install.
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Super_Dave
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04/15/14 02:53pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Kitchen Matches
The gasoline always got me in more trouble than the matches.
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Super_Dave
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04/15/14 02:49pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Kitchen Matches
I witnessed a guys pants pocket smoking.... he had a few wooden matches in his pocket that rubbed together and set his pocket smoking. No injury... but it's a lesson learned.
Brings so many jokes to mind that I can hardly know where to start.
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Super_Dave
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04/15/14 02:08pm |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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