wildebill308

I am with Carl. Set the cold preshure and go. The tiers are capable of handling any increase caused by heating. Bill

If it is broken take a sample and good pictures to Home depot or anouther big box store they may have something that you can replace it with. Bill

I think you will be ok. Bill

How much will they pay you to go pick it up? Bill

I think I just saw a FR Georgetown headed south on I-45. Bill

Mine did to right up to where it quit on a trip and left me living out of a ice chest. Bill

Going down to Lake Conroe tomorrow. We will see how it goes. Still better than some places. Bill

Lets go. Bill

We ended up eating out this year. Wife had surgery on her big toe and It is better but didn't want her on her feet. We had company so it was a good plan. https://buffalowestfw.com/ The prime rib was good. Well everything was good. Bill

It is going to be hard to find any place open now. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Adding your rig information to your signature will help you get better/quicker answers. Big Rig friendly means different things to some campgrounds. I was looking at a place up in The Watkins Glen Glen area found one that sounded good but when I called and asked, they said they could handle big rigs up to 26'. I always try to look at places using street view to see if there are any glaring problems. Last time I was in that area we stayed at Forest Ridge Campground, 40 Flockamoosen Way, Ellsworth, ME 04605, forestridgecampground.com. It is a little further outside of the park but we were doing things in that area. Bill

Is that the one that was supposed to be in NY State? Bill

I wonder what flavor pellets would work best for racoon? https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/raccoon-was-once-thanksgiving-feast-fit-president-180973665/ Bill

Carl, Doesn't Hwy 71 go through La grange? Have you ever stopped in the area? Timeless Texas Classics is a great place They restore classic cars. Industrial Country Market is an eclectic roadside attraction near Columbus. The owner calls it the non general, general store. Here is a link to a description of the place. http://alcalde.texasexes.org/2011/09/inside-a-non-general-general-store/ You got me thinking about that area One outher place that is amust stop is the Meadery. Blissful Folly Farm is situated between the small communities of La Grange, Round Top & Fayetteville in the beautiful countryside of south central Texas. The farm is home to Rohan Wines & Meads, & Blissful Folly Hard ciders & fruit wines. https://blissfulfollyfarm.com/ If I was that close I would have to do a day trip to Brennan Tx to go to Blue Bell bluebell.com. I don't think I can drive from Florida to austin in just a month there is to much to see and do along the way. Op isn't stopping in NO? Bill

Yes and HAPPY THANKSGIVING. Bill

I am being cautious about what I eat. So I am only having turkey, prime rib, ham and a few sides. Yes I am being cautious about what I eat, it all has to taste good. Bill

Yes and never forget those who are separated from their families this day so you can be with yours. Bill

Happy Thanksgiving!!! We are are at home but will be heading for Lake Conroe next week for a Bounder rally at Lake Conroe / Houston North KOA Holiday, Highway 105 West, Montgomery, TX. Carl that is a nice campground, we were there for a rally before 6 State. Bill

Carl, that is on the statline on the Snake River, On I-84, mostly a South East rout. Bill

I would keep a close eye on the forecast. They are forecasting some bad storms. You may want to delay for a few days till it clears off some. Bill

Carl, I am surprised it didn't change over to gas automatically. My old Bounder does. You don't have a gas furnace but it should default to the AH for heat. Bill

What it sounds like? What it sounds like is a technology that can't meet the needs of the marketplace at a price people are willing to pay. Bill

We shall see. I still don't see any pent up demand for EVs. I have been paying attention when we travel and I don't see that many on the road. I have heard the same mantra for the steam powered cars, the gas turbine powered cars and the natural gas powered cars. I almost forgot the fuel cell powered car. Where are they? Bill

MisterDiggs, Welcome to the forum. Can you please explain to me how you were stopped from communicating? What exactly have you done to make FMCA a better club? Have you joined a local chapter, have you volunteered at rallies? Personally, I think the person is more important than what kind of RV they have. And we will be saddened when it stops for you. Bill

Well just so you know it appears that FMCA has been putting out videos for a while. Go to https://www.youtube.com/user/fmcaonline/playlists You will find a list of over 750 videos. If you play one and click on the "Subscribe" you will get notifications of new releases. I think there is a wealth of information available. Bill