wildebill308

Looking at a couple of the big RV salvage yard websites shows a different picture. Nearly all the coaches that there is enough left to make a determination, show fire damage starting at the refrigerator. 1,115 reported cases in 7 years out of how many Million in service is so statistically small it might as well be 0. As jleamont said, he had all the recalls done and his still caught fire. I will stick to my residential refrigerator. Robert Vannoy, sorry for geting distracted, back to Norcold Refrigerator not cooling when traveling. You said you have shut off the propane completely. Was this before or after the trip? Bill

Herman, They have a 0 tolerance for handguns and make absolutely certain you have no ammunition. Bill

That is a lot for a replacement No Cold. I would give some serious consideration to a Samsung RF18. The added benefit is there has never be a reported fire caused by one. There are several post about doing the change out. Bill

I am not that familiar with that area, well other than Spook hill. There should be someone with more knowledge of the area soon. What do you need done? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Where are you in central Florida? Bill

I use to partake of that a long time ago. Had a glass not to long ago and didn't think it was as good as I remembered. Bill

You know they have bait shops there right? It might be easier to just wait and buy some bait after you cross. Bill

Patti, Welcome to the forum. Like Brett said what was going on when this happen or did you just noticed it? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Do you have a small solar panel on the roof?

Wyne, my experience on the last trip North East was some times PFJ was higher than the local competition but not $0.30+. When they are the same the 8 cent discount is nice. Some of the cheaper stations did not have good acess. Some of the cheaper stations were a long way from my rout and through unknown congested areas. I will pay a little more for the convenience factor. Gas Buddy is your friend. Used loves a couple of times. Yes you have to go inside and tell them how much you want and swipe your card. I usually tell them $350.00. Go pump what you need to fill up, then go get your receipt. They only charge for what you actually pump. (always pull forward first) Tell me what stations won't let you re start the pumps (after it maxes out) with the same card? I have never run into that. My fav local station is a Kroger. I have started the pump 3 times during one fill up with the same card, as they only go to 35 gal each time. Wish it was more when I have enough points to get a $1.00 off per gal. Bill

Well yes you are. FMCA is and should be responsible for having accurate information on their website. If the outher brands have the load range listed why should I be required to click away from the Hankook site to get information? One outher thing you are apparently missing is the fact that Dan Ball they were fixing the problem March 4. Wait I will quote it hear so you won't have to search the internet to find it. We are still geting post about how hard it is to use the tire program/find information on the FMCA site. I will say it again, This is absolutely positively one of the best examples as to why FMCA is having a hard time growing and maintaining/retaining members. Bill

Ok, the last post was March 4th. Today is 07/12/2019 and still no improvement or change in the Hankook tire charts. Still no way to tell what the load range is. Why is that? I realey don't want to hear anouther blow you off excuse. If you can't do the job find someone that can. Bill

Sue46, welcome to the forum. You might find this tire size comparison tool helpful. The one Brett posted is close, it is only slightly shorter. Said anouther way at an indicated 60 mph on your speedometer you would actually be going 59.2 mph. https://tiresize.com/comparison/ Any questions feel free to ask. Bill

Does your thermostat have a fuze under the front cover? I would check and see if you have one and if it is good. Also try pulling the fuze out and cleaning the ends to make shure you have good contact. Let us know. Bill

I know I just rolled 100,000 miles in my 2014. I wish we could do enough lobbying with Honda to get them to make a option package available that made one towable. I would pay extra if it came with a base plate and wiring kit already installed ready to tow. Bill

I would turn off any hi load items like the air conditioner, and turn off the breaker at the pedestal where you are plugging in. Do you have a surge guard https://rvpower.southwire.com/products/surge-protection/ If not I recommend having one. Bill

Welcome to the forum. I don't have any experience with that size but I run 275 80R 22.5 on my RV and have been happy with them. I consider them as good or better than Michelin. Let us know how the switch to the bigger rims works out on your RV. I saw an add about using the 19.5 rims on a RV in Michigan 2 months ago and did a post about it. Bill

I agree with Brett, it would be a shame to spend a lot of money (out of pocket) moving it to find out it is totaled. Bill

Welcome to the forum. What thermostat do you have now? Why do you need to replace the thermostat? What make are the air conditioners? Bill

Lloyd. Sorry for your situation. Is everyone ok? What does your insurance company say? Bill

Welcome to the forum. I would start with the current towable list. https://www.fmca.com/images/stories/pdf/2019Towables-Updated_FRV0119.pdf Bill

DD those are great but on the east side. The OP is talking about going west from as far east as Sault St Marie, UP. Jocelynn Wirshing-Power, I would recommend the Sault St Marie, UP crossing. I would take a day trip to Mackinac Island on the way up to the UP. Interesting area and I had a local explain "it isn't the UP till you cross the bridge". From there I would just follow the Maple leaf of 2 The Trans Canada Highway. Bill

I had my Continentals spin balanced on a machine. So far they have performed well. Bill

Well I got my confirmation on where we will stay before going into Minot. We will be at Fort Stevenson State Park. It is about 45 miles from Minot. We plan on leaving here on or about the 23 of July. Going to Amarillo, then Raton Pass with a side trip to Philmont then to The Rocky Mountin National park then wander towards Minot. After that West. Bill

This in itself would be reason enough for me to look at different makes. Bill