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RE: Don't Panic
It’s a free country and nobody can make me wear a mask if I don’t want to. This so-called pandemic is just a hoax made up by the fake news organizations and promoted by mask manufacturers. It’s way over blown. And, as a reminder, the earth is still FLAT!
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Dick_B
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07/06/20 06:32am |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: Do any of the new TTs come with Surge Protectors?
I'm going to hazard a guess that they do not because that would mean an increase in the price and maybe lose a sale. It's such an easily purchased item that there would be little incentive to supply them or even make them available as an option.
Just my $.03.
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Dick_B
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07/06/20 06:28am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Florida to Wyoming travel concerns
Haven't traveled at all so far but my thinking is that it won't be any different than years past with regard to finding RV parks. And where you will be should not make a difference with regard to the virus if you do smart safe things as recommended by the health experts.
But my more valuable suggestion is to keep a diary of each days events/experiences and let us know periodically how it went. It might help others decide what to do and may be an RV best seller in a year or two when we get back to the old normal.
You can search this Forum for `diary' for ideas.
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Dick_B
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07/05/20 08:23am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: RV Shopping
IMHO the bathroom is the least important area of any RV except, of course, if you bang your head on the ceiling. All of the other areas are used much more.
Just my $.03 adjusted for inflation.
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Dick_B
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07/05/20 07:02am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: is forest river rockwood mini2506s a good buy
A `good buy' for any RV is one where it works for the owners RVing lifestyle and not whether the price was 10% less.
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Dick_B
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07/05/20 06:57am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Concrete driveway thickness??
This is from Concrete.org: As for thickness, non-reinforced pavement four inches thick is standard for passenger car driveways. For heavier vehicles, a thickness of five inches is recommended. To eliminate standing water, the driveway should be sloped towards the street a minimum of one percent, or 1/8 inch per foot, for proper drainage.
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Dick_B
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07/04/20 08:23am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: light film on cabinets
Do a Google search for `white film on house cabinets' for interesting reading that might be apropos to your situation.
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Dick_B
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07/04/20 07:02am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Missouri hwy 19
According to my Rand McNally Atlas it shows it is a scenic road and my rule is NEVER to pull a trailer on a scenic road.
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Dick_B
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07/03/20 08:32am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Any Trailers for Tall Adults and Tall Kids?
For what it's worth we have Twin Beds in our TT. I used to be 6 ft. 4 inches but must have shrunk in 81 years.
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Dick_B
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07/02/20 08:42pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: RV park close to Farragut, TN
Can't help with campgrounds but would suggest doing a Google search for `Farragut, TN tourism' and see what is recommended.
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Dick_B
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07/02/20 07:08am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Suburban oven pilot will not stay lit
Why would you want to light the oven. We use ours for storage!
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Dick_B
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07/01/20 08:36pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Fresh water hose storage
I keep the FW hose in the back of my Suburban.
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Dick_B
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06/30/20 07:59pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Yellowstone in October
Grizzly is one of the most beautifully landscaped RV parks we have ever stayed in and it is right next to the Grizzly and Wolf sanctuary where you can get closer to wolves than you ever wanted to.
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Dick_B
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06/30/20 02:46pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Should I connect my sewer line when camping?
One advantage to waiting to hook up is if your stay is not long enough to require dumping you have eliminated one nasty job.
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Dick_B
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06/29/20 11:50am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Has anyone owned a 2009 Ford Majestic Campervan?
What are the odds that someone has or had one that reads this Forum?
I assume you did a Google search...
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Dick_B
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06/27/20 06:26am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Any good/cheap electric razor for camping?
I have always used the rotary type vs the back and forth models. I think they are easier on ones delicate skin.
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Dick_B
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06/26/20 08:18pm |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: Is camping Fun Anymore
For boondocking I think you and I are living on the wrong side of the Mississippi River.
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Dick_B
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06/26/20 11:52am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: no power
Our 12 volt system died in the dealers driveway and it was the circuit breaker that was hidden under the rig for the main cable coming out of the battery. It was originally a manual reset (believe it or not) but they changed it to auto reset. I never knew it even existed until the problem.
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Dick_B
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06/25/20 08:09am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Life of a trailer slide out?
We had to replace the motor for our slide this past year but that's the only problem we had. We wouldn't want a rig without a slide that provides much more living space when camped; but that's us.
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Dick_B
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06/25/20 07:57am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Electric Bikes???
My wife and I have four electric bikes and have put literally thousands of miles on them in the past few years. Our goal each year is 2000 miles. We have them because, at 80* years of age, we cannot pedal the normal bike like we used to and the electric takes about half the load off.
Some comments:
electric bikes are much heavier than non-electric
You should have a local dealer that can work on them.
Mine's a center mount and DW has a rear hub motor.
Pedal assist requires the pedals to be rotated to turn on the motor
Cruise allows the motor to run without pedaling. Handy at the end of the day.
Lithium ion batteries are better than wet cell.
Many e-bikes are pegged at 20 mph. Plenty fast for us seniors.
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Dick_B
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06/25/20 07:40am |
General RVing Issues
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