Search results

many motorhomes have that system

Jim B has an early model level up.. Looks real slick.. Bigfoot makes a jack system also

I suppose you could plumb a pipe between the two gray tanks , so they would act as one 90 gal tank.. i think the easiest solution is to do what Katkins suggested and also be careful of water use ie: capture that first gal or 2 that comes from shower head while waiting for hot into a pan and dump...

Ken is correct on the check valve ..Try the quick connect on your hoses ,It's nice. another way to make a quick fix is to put one of those on-off hose valves with a quick connect on the fill

What Nabo said was.. he drained at a very very slow trickle and away from himself and his neighbors...Just be careful of impacting your neighbor

Porthole ,, Most likely you have a 'chill grill' in your main AC. It refers to the vents in the plastic AC cover( slide vents) that you can open to allow the cool air into the main living space.. Rather than buying a new AC cover with the vents built in, for many dollars , Augusta's mod...

I think what Jim is saying is that the brass nipple screws into the tank and the check valve screws into the brass nipple,,So when something goes bad , just unscrew the nipple and the checkvalve comes out too.. Repair on work bench and then replace nipple and checkvalve into tank

porthole .. As we were parked next to you at Pine Grove , I should have had you over to see how our AC is set up.. Both AC units feed the same 2 ducts that run from front to back..There is one choke point where the 2 side by side ducts merge into one . At about the half way mark. So 1 AC feeds...

Thought maybe you were exhausting the air from basement..

Wouldn't miss it for the world !!

Here is some photo's from the first ever world famous Heartland Penna Chapter Rally. You will see duplicates .. 1 ea as a .jpg and 1 ea as a .nef ..so if you download ,make sure you get the file type that suits you http://picasaweb.google.com/phranc1/081509HeartlandAtPineGrove#

Cheryl and Jim, Just a short note to say "THANKS". Sandy and I appreciate your hard work.. A good time was had by all

There is a creek out in back for those kayak's.. might be a little shallow tho'. Hurry o down and bring te sun with you

how's the weather in Pine grove ? Out here in Ohio it's hotter than blazes one minute and then some wicked thunderstorms the next. We'll be leaving on thurs to join ya'all.

There seems to be plenty of people that have no trouble without having a slider , But if you still have concerns, get the manual slider and save some good money. Reese makes some nice hitches that are not as spendy as others and easy to install Just my opinion YMMV

say Boat to 5er .. Do you use '17' ? another alternate is 15 comes out in Harrisbug. I'm sure living down south of us you know the best way.. We are gearing up and getting ready. Leaving sat for a few days in Ohio before going to rally.

mark the legs.. The electric jacks work pretty good and are easy to diagnose and repair yourself if needed. Hydraulic jacks are much more expensive, although faster

Does the Bighorn now have a cut off switch ? A disconnected batt would or could give you reefer problems.. When plugged into shore power the converter would supply the neccessary 12 volts.. \ Paleblue dot ....my 06 never had a problem with the gas with the slides in

We were fortunate to be able to tour the dam before 9/11. This gave us a tour throughout the dam including the dynamos and we walked out at the bottom looking up is just spectacular. A memory that we will not be able to repeat. The new bridge is an engineering marvel and a great design as well

Makes sense on the amp deceision..Although I would go for a 15,000 . You could always open bedroom door . Two large Ac's will cool down quicker and you could run one or the other as needs dictate, Such as watching TV . Of course that does require 50 amp

We camped a couplemof weeks ago at Wellsley Isle Ny , Just about straddles the Can border. Got text on the cell from verizon saying we were in Can.called cust servive , they said 'not to worry, just call when you get next bill and they will adjust.. And they did, Oh yes,Verizon BTW.. basicly...

Nice project for 'just a little scrap'

The majority of the tractor trailers on the road are 13'6" .. There are thousands that travel the NY Twy every day without incident.. Unless you know of a specific bridge on the TWY that is marked lower , changing lanes may be a hazard .

I've had mine self siphon a few times and the cure for me was to run Kitchen faucets on the pump for a couple of minutes... ( hot and cold ). this breaks the siphon action.. basically what Peteandsharon said..

perhaps , think about replacing old fan with a new Fantastic Fan , they have some nice ones with remote control.

Another vote for two AC units. Get one with a heat pump if possible..

If the thermostat is recessed will there be enough airflow at the stat for a correct read? recessing even an inch would be a big help.

I do it the same way Creeper does .. takes 15 -30 min

Scotts,Angel soft,or RV paper . for the casual/recreational camper the difference in cost per year is minimal. Purchase what is convenient or what makes sense to you . But as someone said , no matter brand you choose the key is lots of flush water

gloves , towel ,eyedropper full of water, helper-- all part of giving a pill to a cat..

Good to hear positive results on the home machines. At past Indiana rally 's there was a guy that did carpet cleaning, Wonder if he will be here this year?

Seems that Kipor has come into it's own.. It has stuck around for a couple of years.. The Honda and similar Yamaha are a tough act to follow. Work well, national service and quiet.

Water draining from the fresh tank is a common problem for all manufacturers. Colorado , you hit it on the head , it is a siphon issue..There have been many home fixes, including putting a on/off valve on the overflow tube. Try doing a search to see what you turn up.. My lame and easy fix...

weird.. couldn't log in with the win xp box , did manually type in url and it worked. Linux Ubuntu box logged right in w/ no prob... go figure

tmcran.. You can run almost everything , just like most have said. The exception would be , of course , if the park breaker is a little tired . It may then trip early. You just adjust your use accordingly.

I'm one of those that had no problems... until I did.. well it finally came time to change out the tires and the Goodyear 614 made sense .. Although a little spendy..I will say the BH rolls nice, a liitle easier

Thurs is the plan .. subject to change of course .. Seeing as we do not have a NY chapter , we thought we would join ya'll.. .. Actually Pine Grove is not that far ..

Hi all.. We will coming down from Binghamton to join in. Sounds like it's going to be a great weekend .We (Sandy and Frank) have site F76.. We've never stayed at this CG , It seems to be nice...Oh yes site F76

I use a standard electric heater purchased from Lowes.Maybe 30 bucks. The tip over switch is important to me . Of course that feature may be standard by now.. 5000 BTU is a good size.. The bigger ones tend to trip a breaker from time to time

My hitch has a couple of grease fittings that I grease in the spring and usually once during the season.. Before putting truck up for winter I spray the entire hitch with an aerosol oil spray ( not WD 40). And cover with a tarp