elkhartjim

I've gone through two hurricanes and lived in the motorhome for 5 days each time due to power outages. I also powered the s & b refrigerator and freezer with the motorhome genset.

If we ever got .1% of those 77,000 members it would get interesting. Sadly, its probably more like .00001% that even know about the forum.

Yes, but it really depends on what you want to do while in the area.

I'm going to make it easy, the best one is the one you use. I'm amazed how many rv'ers don't use TPMS. I have successfully used TST for the last 10 years.

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Herman, Monty told me they didn't go to Gillette this year because Leon always wants to go in his rig and Monty doesn't think it would be safe for him to drive that distance. Monty is scared to death he will have a wreck backing it out of the shop.

I hope Eric reports back what the mobile tech found. On topic.

Monty is probably late 30's. When I was there a few months ago he showed me the demo model of the 2.0 system and yes, he designed it. Good guy.

No rain here...yet.

During the thunderstorm last night, we had several low voltage situations in the Canyon Lake area. My Progressive EMS thankfully did its job of protecting my motorhome but the fifth wheel next to me was not as lucky. He lost one of his A/C units. If you had the same storm, a brown out could have caused your issues possibly.

Y'all better get back on topic before somebody with clout tells you to get back on topic. 😱

I just counted the rollers on my full wall slide - 10 rollers that are 12" long. 3 of the rollers are under the pantry and residential refrigerator. Hopefully thats enough.

Well...you wanted to remodel but I'm not sure this it where you wanted to start.

I would verify that the VW front valance is hgh enough to load on a dolly.

Carl....did you get your slide fixed?

Carl, you mentioned there is no brake. Is there a black rubber boot partially covering the motor? If so, there is an elongated piece of the covering and that is the lever for the brake. Move it and that releases the motor so you can manually push it in, if needed of course.

Not that you know I can be bribed, lets start negotiating the price. Seriously, I'm a phone call away and can most definitely hold the switch while y'all push. 😎

Yep...happy labor day and safe travels to all.

I've never had hydraulic slides so I'm not going to be much help.

75% of those passing you at 62 mph will be passing you at 65-70 mph. What are you towing with?

I looked at one towing guide and it indicated no limit to distance but limited speed to 65MPH.

What does the owners manual say? If you don't have the manual, you should be able to Google it.

Is there a limiter (limit switch)? Do you have someone (s) that can push while holding the switch?

Is this hydraulic or the electric? Did you check fluid level?

Sounds like more of an adventure than a story.