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  12. wayne77590
    Nope, quarts countertops are good. I was just pointing out the differences between the manufactured process and the natural stone, s'all.
  13. wayne77590
    Happy wife, happy life! Nothing wrong with either of the surfaces. Different maintenance is required for each. My quartzite has been in for several years and still holding up.
  14. wayne77590
    6 more weeks!
  15. wayne77590
    I am a member. When traveling we used this web site: Elks RV parks Note that it may not have all current locations so call the lodge you are going to be near to find out. The worse you can get for asking is a, "No." The Kemah TX lodge, about 16-18 miles up the road, opened up an 8 site RV park with FHU.
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  17. Deborahheinz
    Sorry, had difficulty replying. The trailer is a Reflection by Grand Design.
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  19. erniee
    What brand of unit is this?
  20. Deborahheinz started following Trailer Sag
  21. Deborahheinz
    I’m writing in reference to a 33 foot travel trailer. It has one slide on the drivers side toward the back of the trailer. When parked on a level blacktop surface and the trailer is level the back end of the frame is clearly lower or sagging. The dealer acknowledges that the back end is 1/2 an inch lower than the front. The manufacturer states that this is within normal parameters and will not take any action, so the dealer has taken the same position. Is this correct and common? I would think the slide out would be at risk of failing since the frame is not level. Looking for any I thoughts and suggestions. Thank you.
  22. erniee
    Or——call them
  23. wildebill308 started following Splendide 2100 XC and Elk's or Moose Lodge Stop Overs
  24. wildebill308
    Why don't you go look at it on Google earth/street view you might be able to get an idea on how it is. Bill
  25. monocomonarch
    Look into JC Refrigeration replacement package just buy the new back into exciting unit
  26. garmp
    Hattiesburg Elk Lodge #599 is said to have a nice campground, which we are planning to stay, but information is really hard to come by. And photos are non existent. RV Life Reviews gave it a 4.0 review, but people I talked to rate it much higher. Please let me know if you have any info. Thanks
  27. wildebill308
    Well I wonder if Punxsutawney Phil's has made his annual prediction? Bill
  28. wildebill308
    Do you have a picture? Did you mark the diaphragm portal before you took it apart? Bill
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  30. willis1722 started following Splendide 2100 XC
  31. willis1722
    Replaced door switch, but am having trouble getting the diaphragm portal realigned and spring in place.
  32. danorske
    try this. https://www.fordservicecontent.com/Ford_Content/vdirsnet/OwnerManual/Home/Content?countryCode=USA&languageCode=EN&Uid=G2134299&ProcUid=G2134346&div=f&variantid=9537&vFilteringEnabled=False&userMarket=USA&buildtype=web
  33. erniee
    I guess my terminology was wrong
  34. aztec7fan
    that's a good plan! is this something you already did, or plan to do?
  35. wildebill308
    The wife liked the Quartz. Yes it is an engineered material. As long as she likes it that makes it the better material.😁 Bill
  36. wildebill308 started following 2024 Ford F-150 Powerboost 4 x4. Can you flat tow this?
  37. wildebill308
    Yes like Erniee said check the manual under recreational towing. See if they are making a baseplate for it. Bill
  38. wayne77590
    We went with Quartzite which is a natural stone whereas Quartz is an engineered material. A quartzite slab will be about $1k more expensive than other slab material like marble.
  39. cwswine
    Here is a plan you can build on: ### Day 1: Philadelphia, PA to Bedford, PA - **Distance**: Approx. 240 miles - **Route**: I-76 W - **RV Campground**: Friendship Village Campground in Bedford, PA - **Things to See**: - Gettysburg National Military Park (take a short detour) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-76 ### Day 2: Bedford, PA to Columbus, OH - **Distance**: Approx. 290 miles - **Route**: I-76 W to I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Alton RV Park in Galloway, OH (near Columbus) - **Things to See**: - Columbus Museum of Art - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 3: Columbus, OH to Indianapolis, IN - **Distance**: Approx. 180 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Indianapolis KOA Holiday - **Things to See**: - Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 4: Indianapolis, IN to St. Louis, MO - **Distance**: Approx. 240 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: St. Louis West / Historic Route 66 KOA - **Things to See**: - Gateway Arch National Park - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 5: St. Louis, MO to Kansas City, MO - **Distance**: Approx. 250 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Kansas City East / Oak Grove KOA - **Things to See**: - Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 6: Kansas City, MO to Salina, KS - **Distance**: Approx. 180 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Salina KOA Journey - **Things to Do**: - Explore local parks and enjoy a quiet evening. - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 7: Salina, KS to Denver, CO - **Distance**: Approx. 420 miles (may split into two days if desired) - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Denver East / Strasburg KOA - **Things to See**: - Denver Art Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 8: Denver, CO to Grand Junction, CO - **Distance**: Approx. 243 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Grand Junction KOA Holiday - **Things to See**: - Colorado National Monument (near Grand Junction) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 9: Grand Junction, CO to Richfield, UT - **Distance**: Approx. 196 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Richfield KOA - **Things to See**: - Enjoy the scenic drive through Utah - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 10: Richfield, UT to Ely, NV - **Distance**: Approx. 200 miles - **Route**: US-50 W - **RV Campground**: Ely KOA Journey - **Things to See**: - Great Basin National Park (short detour option) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along US-50 ### Day 11: Ely, NV to Reno, NV - **Distance**: Approx. 320 miles - **Route**: US-50 W and US-95 N - **RV Campground**: Reno KOA at Boomtown - **Things to See**: - National Automobile Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along US-50 ### Day 12: Reno, NV to Yosemite National Park - **Distance**: Approx. 200 miles to the park entrance - **Route**: I-80 W to CA-120 W - **RV Campground**: Yosemite Lakes RV Resort - **Things to Do**: - Spending several days exploring Yosemite's iconic sites like El Capitan, Half Dome, and Yosemite Falls. ### Attractions and Food Along the Way: - Choose local diners, cafes or truck stop restaurants for lunch. - Research and make reservations at prominent restaurants at overnight stops, especially in major cities or popular areas. ### Yosemite National Park Tips: - **Duration**: Spend at least a week enjoying all the park has to offer — hiking, photography, and relaxation. - **Places to See**: Glacier Point, Mariposa Grove, Tuolumne Meadows. ### Return Journey: For your return trip, consider exploring an alternate route such as I-40 or I-80 for a different experience. Plan stops with similar driving patterns and rest. ### General Refueling Advice: Use apps like Trucker Path or GasBuddy to find truck stops within your range and major highways. ### Considerations: - Check for road or campground closures, especially since weather can change plans. - Make advance campground reser ### Day 1: Philadelphia, PA to Bedford, PA - **Distance**: Approx. 240 miles - **Route**: I-76 W - **RV Campground**: Friendship Village Campground in Bedford, PA - **Things to See**: - Gettysburg National Military Park (take a short detour) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-76 ### Day 2: Bedford, PA to Columbus, OH - **Distance**: Approx. 290 miles - **Route**: I-76 W to I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Alton RV Park in Galloway, OH (near Columbus) - **Things to See**: - Columbus Museum of Art - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 3: Columbus, OH to Indianapolis, IN - **Distance**: Approx. 180 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Indianapolis KOA Holiday - **Things to See**: - Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 4: Indianapolis, IN to St. Louis, MO - **Distance**: Approx. 240 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: St. Louis West / Historic Route 66 KOA - **Things to See**: - Gateway Arch National Park - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 5: St. Louis, MO to Kansas City, MO - **Distance**: Approx. 250 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Kansas City East / Oak Grove KOA - **Things to See**: - Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 6: Kansas City, MO to Salina, KS - **Distance**: Approx. 180 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Salina KOA Journey - **Things to Do**: - Explore local parks and enjoy a quiet evening. - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 7: Salina, KS to Denver, CO - **Distance**: Approx. 420 miles (may split into two days if desired) - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Denver East / Strasburg KOA - **Things to See**: - Denver Art Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 8: Denver, CO to Grand Junction, CO - **Distance**: Approx. 243 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Grand Junction KOA Holiday - **Things to See**: - Colorado National Monument (near Grand Junction) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 9: Grand Junction, CO to Richfield, UT - **Distance**: Approx. 196 miles - **Route**: I-70 W - **RV Campground**: Richfield KOA - **Things to See**: - Enjoy the scenic drive through Utah - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along I-70 ### Day 10: Richfield, UT to Ely, NV - **Distance**: Approx. 200 miles - **Route**: US-50 W - **RV Campground**: Ely KOA Journey - **Things to See**: - Great Basin National Park (short detour option) - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along US-50 ### Day 11: Ely, NV to Reno, NV - **Distance**: Approx. 320 miles - **Route**: US-50 W and US-95 N - **RV Campground**: Reno KOA at Boomtown - **Things to See**: - National Automobile Museum - **Lunch Stop**: Rest area along US-50 ### Day 12: Reno, NV to Yosemite National Park - **Distance**: Approx. 200 miles to the park entrance - **Route**: I-80 W to CA-120 W - **RV Campground**: Yosemite Lakes RV Resort - **Things to Do**: - Spending several days exploring Yosemite's iconic sites like El Capitan, Half Dome, and Yosemite Falls. ### Attractions and Food Along the Way: - Choose local diners, cafes or truck stop restaurants for lunch. - Research and make reservations at prominent restaurants at overnight stops, especially in major cities or popular areas. ### Yosemite National Park Tips: - **Duration**: Spend at least a week enjoying all the park has to offer — hiking, photography, and relaxation. - **Places to See**: Glacier Point, Mariposa Grove, Tuolumne Meadows. ### Return Journey: For your return trip, consider exploring an alternate route such as I-40 or I-80 for a different experience. Plan stops with similar driving patterns and rest. ### General Refueling Advice: Use apps like Trucker Path or GasBuddy to find truck stops within your range and major highways. ### Considerations: - Check for road or campground closures, especially since weather can change plans. - Make advance campground reser
  40. elkhartjim

    FMCA

    elkhartjim replied to kev's topic in FMCA Feedback

    ...and this is why the good forums have moderators.
  41. kev

    FMCA

    kev replied to kev's topic in FMCA Feedback

    I do NOT have an on-line health care supplement account. I have no clue what grouper is. I thought grouper was a bottom feeder fish. I am lucky to find my way around here, navigating this website. Thanks for trying to help. My agent has never heard of reimbursements on supplement plans.
  42. erniee
    Does your truck have a manual? check out blue ox website and see if it’s listed
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