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I count by 10's. For you out of towners, Buc-ee's is a destination for some interstate hwy travelers in Texas. Here are a few of their billboard slogans. "If It Harms Beavers, We're Against It!" "Clean Restrooms, We Guaranpee It" "No dancing the two-step in our restroom" "It's A Beaver!" "Restrooms So Clean, We Leave Mints on the Urinals" "Ice, Beer, Jerky: The 3 Food Groups" "The Top Two Reasons to Stop at Buc-ee's: #1 and #2" "A Bigger Kolache I Never Sausage a Thing" "Don't worry, P happy" "Epic Flush" "Don't stay thirsty my friends." "Worth the Wait" "The Eyes of Buc-ee's Are Upon You" "Buy a gift, leave a gift." "Don't pass our gas!

I'm not sure but the one in New Braunfels, TX, has 120 pumps plus 83 toilet stalls.

Buc-ee's, Bastrop, TX, was $2.149 today.

I read the post Brett is referring to and I was astonished nobody in the FMCA website department thought about the new server not allowing the licensed software to work. If any of us buy a software for a single server its not going to allow multiple servers to sign on.

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You're not missing a thing; you will soon learn to use your gears for hill climbing and to keep the rpm's up so as to not overheat. You can floor the throttle and I assure you it will not pop your head back.

That is what I was thinking with my comment on customer service.

Its a pretty well documented problem. I've had the same issue and used Bill's procedure to fix it.

I hope this doesn't adversely effect their customer service, only time will tell. http://www.rvbusiness.com/2017/04/power-products-acquires-progressive-industries/

Uh-oh. I think some people are close to being placed in time-out.

Maybe I'm the only one that doesn't know but it may help if you identified where the 6 state area is.

I guess he never read that part about giving thanks. This has always been a pet peeve. I would rather the poster come back and tell us we have rocks in our head than to never comment at all. Sounds like common courtesy wasn't taught in that home.

Great - no more leaks.

Straight from the Seafoam website: For routine fuel system (gas tank to engine) maintenance, one can of Sea Foam Motor Treatment treats up to 16 gallons of gas or diesel fuel. When greater cleaning is needed, add more Sea Foam – the more you add to fuel, the better it cleans! When stabilizing fuel for storage, use 1 (one) ounce per gallon of fuel.Jan 1, 2016

I think we need to change the subject since the OP that never came back. For those of you who don't necessarily care for kale, spice it up on you plate with a tiny amount of sweet pickle juice. I'm sure Brett is grinning...not.

Have you called Magellan? I'm a Garmin user so I'm a member of a Garmin forum. Garmin provides good phone support according to those that have called; I don't have any experience with Magellan.

Here ya go Carl, everything you need to know about Escapee's RV weighing. It's also available in Congress, AZ, northwest of the Phoenix area. https://www.escapees.com/knowledge/smartweigh

At 10 degrees for several hours, the plastic tubing running to the ice maker most likely froze and cracked and each time the ice maker cycles a small amount of water could be leaking. Are you still making ice? Like jleamont said, the rear of your refer is basically exposed to outside temperatures.

But 5 miles per gallon will get you 500 miles with a 100 gallon tank or 250 miles on 50 gallons. Thanks for reporting back, we were beginning to worry about you.

There is a RV Park in San Antonio with a sign that is about 5 feet square, "Caution, pressure regulator required, 125# pressure at faucet".

If you have a gas/electric refer you should have access to the rear of the refer through an outside access panel. I'm assuming you have an ice maker, turn it off and see if that helps. I'm betting the ice maker solenoid valve, shut off valve and/or the plastic tubing from the valve to the ice maker froze and cracked. What have the low temp been?

Carl, I'm going to save you some driving, there is one in Kerrville. I can't help but notice the OP has never been back so I guess we can assume they ran out of fuel and are walking the back roads looking for a station.

I think we payed over $4 for a head of iceberg lettuce at the gas/food store in Terlingua and dang glad to pay it since the nearest grocery store of any size is in Marathon, 100 miles one way. The nearest Spec's is a lot further, Carl.

Dicor will work but Eternabond is basically a forever fix. It gets more difficult each year to get on the roof if you know what I mean. Dicor would be less expensive but needs to be repeated fairly frequently. Thanks, Blake.

I'm need to do a little roof maintenance and i have a question for all you all know'ins. I've always used 4" Eternabond but I'm wondering if 2" wouldn't be easier to work with but I'm not sure 2" would be wide enough to cover some roof seams. Thanks for your input.