wayne77590

I leave mine down (levelers). They are called "stabilizers." Real high winds I'll bring the slides in but that hasn't happened to often. Consider in the old 5th wheels that didn't have the auto levelers. Tow little jack struts on the back and two landing gears on the front. What would a person do? In my 5er I left everything down.

Joe, go for it. You will never regret it in my opinion. Tonight on the 36" was griddle onions, griddle mushrooms, griddle zucchini, griddle potatoes and the final touch was two filet steaks. In the picture Earlene couldn't wait and stole a piece.

First time out with the Blackstone Adventure Griddle was 3 weeks ago. Loved cooking on it. Always using the 36" on the patio. If anyone is in to a new outdoor cooking appliance, look at the 22" or 17" Blackstone. My choice is the 22" with strand and can be found at Wally World. Go to youtube and search in their search pane for "Griddle Cooking.." and choose one to watch. Tonight is Filet and vegetables. Grilled vegetables are great with that little bit of searing. p,s search on "cleaning a blackstone griddle," and see how easy it is. DW will love you for not bringing in grills to clean in the sing.

Personally, I don't even like the ability of a non-member to view the forum. Trolls are trolls and social engineering is so easy when they have easy access. I have been lax over the past couple years. Used to be I would never post when I was leaving, where I was going, or when I was coming back. I now have a robust security system at the house, therefore a little more relaxed. It's unfortunate, but life is life and there are those who scan forums just to get information to create an ability to be a thief. Members only-read/write.

Agree. Even though one cannot drive or RV anymore does not mean that they give up the information that they can provide to others.

Is there two types of memberships, one to access the forum and one for the FMCA site? It could be set up that way.

Yeah on membrers only for the forum...yeah!

You don't have any information in your signature line indicating what type of RV you have. Any motorhome with air brakes will have a fitting that a tow driver can plug into to release the brakes. That same fitting will usually take a quick disconnect male/female, depending on the specific configuration. There are different size quick disconnects so that is what bill was referring to about the correct size. If you don't have air brakes, it's a moot point!

Here at the house I have a pancake (Craftsman) 150 psi compressor. It has not problem inflating to 120 psi. May take a few minutes but works well. For on the road, if needed, I use the built in onboard air chuck supply output that towing companies have to use to tow the MH. I carry a 50 foot air hose. Start the engine and let it inflate. Takes longer, but works. I aired up about 1 month ago and checked before travel yesterday to come home and tires were only down 1 to 2 psi. Not anything to worry about. If you are loosing a lot of air after a period of time you need to start checking the reason why. I've gone 3 to 5 months in storage with only a 5 psi drop in pressure and that was due to the freeze that came through this area.

Wow! I have been with progressive for over a decade. In 2015 a hail storm damaged out roof on our 2008. Progressive never even balked and paid out $19,000 for a new roof. In 2017 we lost that 2008 to Hurricane Harvey. It was totaled. Progressive paid me what I paid for it..no depreciation. I may pay a little more for premiums but it is well worth it. I highly recommend Progressive Insurance. Now for some enlightenment..There is a clause in their policy that states the frequency of checking the motorhome. In storage I had mice or something get in and eat some water lines. Had I not gone to my storage unit every two weeks and checked on my MH the claim would have been denied. Because of my diligence they paid for the repairs. So, make sure you read the entire policy and understand it,

We had our driveway removed and replaced with a 45 x 24 foot, 6 inch, rebar, and 8" piers on the edges, and also a 30 foot sidewalk in 2017 for $8000.

X2 on the Safe-T-Plus steering stabilizer. Great device.

Yes, I have read that. Thanks.

Erniee, I actually was able to keep a straight face when she told me..but inside my memory of my wallet was crying.

I just bought a 30# for the house. I used a dolly to get it from the front yard to the back yard. i can manage it for a short distance but with caution at the 79 year old body. Coach has a 27# on board tank. Purchased MH in 2017 and is just now down to 3/4 full. Only thing it is used for is a 3 burner stove inside the MH.

Took it to the shop this morning, 5 hours later the SCR Output sensor was replaced. Part cost $196 and had to be picked up in Waco, about an hour's drive. They had the part at 7 a.m. this morning and we were in the service spot at that time. Four and one half hours later, after parked regen it was ready to go. I told Earlene she owed me $19.91. She asked why and I said that it took all of her stimulus money so I had to dip into mine. Their labor rate is $155 for trucks, and $190 for labor. Total bill was $1419.91 after taxes. I will say this, the Bryan, Texas Freightliner on State Highway 6 was exceptional for getting us in, analyzing, fixing and getting us out. It was above and beyond what they could have done. Lucky there was a good technician that needed a few hours of work because they did have a large work load.

A few months ago I puchased a 36" 5 burner griddle. Not a Blackstone. I was very impressed on what you can do on it. In hind site I wish I had purchased a 4 burner Blackstone. For the MH I purchased a 22" Blackstone Adventure. I'm looking forward to cooking on it. If anyone is in the market for a new cook stove I would recommend a Blackstone griddle. Walmart is a major supplier and has lots of accessories. Lowe's and Home Depot are another source. Cleaning takes less than 2 minutes. Scrape, if needed a little water for steam and scrape again. dry, light coat of cooking oil...ready to go,

Bill, we just left Big Chief RV park yesterday on Lake Buc... Presently at Hidden Creek in Bryan. Come in "de-rated" as the check engine light was on. Pulled into Freightliner and they diagnosed it to the output sensor on the after treatment...whatever that means,

I have GS, FMCA, Passport America (PPA), AARP, TACO (Texas Association of Campground Owners), and I think a few more that I don't remember. Wherever I am I use the on that gives me the best bang for the buck! I usually ask if they have discounts and when they mention one I haven't mentioned, I'll say, "Oh yes, I do have that one!" Then I go digging for it.

With only a 0.172 inch difference I would think the grommet would make the difference for hole size.

For those who only have one drink a day!

Valve stems can be 0.453 inches in diameter or 0.625 inches in diameter. Typically the 0.453 is the norm for our HP engines but as you get up to the much higher commercial HP vehicles it is the 0.625 size. If you have the larger size I would think it was a mistake or someone didn't have the normal size and stuck in the larger size. Tireman - check in please.

Gosh Bill, that was back in 2007! How old is your RV? Oh, I know, Newmar had not caught up with the technology quite yet. 😈 I now have a 27 gallon tank on the MH. We have had it since Sep 2017 and the tank is just now reading 3/4 full. Of course, I only have a 3 burner gas stove and nothing else on propane. The next year up they started putting 20 gallon portable tanks in. I think my MY was a custom build on the stove as most came with the induction tops. My outside kitchen has an induction top..now sitting on my patio with other cooking instruments.

My experience with an automatic change over regulator was not knowing it changed over and waking up at 2 a.m. freezing when we had our 5th wheel. From that time on I would rather wake up at 2 a.m. and go turn the other tank on than be without! JMHO

Carl, it could be 100 miles to an oil field, but that is what the lady said!