wildebill308

Looks good. Bill

If you get the Webber get the one with the built in thermometer in the lid. I have done a non scientific survey of several campgrounds and rally's. It is a toss up between the Weber and the Colman Roadtec. The Coleman has the benefit of not needing a place to set it up as it has it's built in stand. https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Road-Propane-Portable-Grill/dp/B00GPEKBPE Bill

When going East from Coffey Creek stay on I-20 and follow it around the south side to I-30 on the East side of the metroplex. I find that LR is about as far as I want to drive on the first day heading out. Just across the river from the RV park is the Clinton Presidential Library. They have a walking bridge across the river (that is lite up at night ) so you could walk to it if you wanted to. Bill

What route are you taking? Are you going through Little Rock? I like the Downtown Riverside RV Park. downtownriversidervpark.com Bill

Can't be that bad. You can also drive a little faster on that road, it has a posted speed limit of 85 mph (137 km/h), the highest posted speed limit in the United States. Bill

Al, see that wasn't so hard. 😁

Be aware Fishing Bridge Campground is closed for the season for upgrades. https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/campgrounds.htm Last trip we stayed on the west sidee out on 20 at Buffalo Run RV Park & Cabins. The first time we couldn't get closer than Yellowstone's Edge RV Park. Great park and we were right on the river. That is north on 89. http://yellowstonesedgervpark.com/ I would be calling for reservations now. Bill

First of all it's not a a one day trip. One day there and one day back. That is 7-8 hours on the road both ways. It is pretty obvious the car is more expensive the way you are trying to calculate this. You have the cost of the car and add in the cost of the RV. You are paying for it weather you are using it or not. The big question is which one makes you smile more. Bill

Welcome to the form. I would guess it is or they wouldn't mention it in the towing directions. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Where did you find it and where are you based? Bill

I would use the Lucas Red "N" Tacky grease or the Sta Lube. I haven't found anything that stayes in wheel bearings like Sta Lube. Both stick to the metal and won't wipe off or squeeze out as easily as most do. Bill

Welcome to the forum. As stated Trailer Village is the best place. Call today, don't wait to make reservations. The free shuttle bus will take you places you can't go in your toad. Bill

I suspect if you are in that group, you just say" I don't want a bar in the windshield, I don't care what it cost." Bill

How are the flowers along all the roads? Bill

So why don't you as the "Tire Guru" Help FMCA do a better job of getting the right and proper information on the tire charts in the FMCA Tire Program? I just looked at the Hankook listing for tires that would fit my coach and nowhere does it give tire rating or speed rating. Instead of odd numbers that don't readily relate to anything on the manufactuers website, why not make them a clickable link to that tire on the manufactuers website. Bill

The spiders could have been running from this one wasp. I have seen them flying low looking for spiders. I have pictures of one that was dragging a big tarantula across the grass headed for a place to stash it. It was moving right along and I don't get to close or do anything to upset the wasp. The wasp is quite attractive they are quite large with cobalt blue body and copper wings. You definitely don't want to get stung. The sting is described (in peer reviewed medical text) as so bad you are stung just lay down and start screaming. No I don't want to try it and see if it's true. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=18&v=287mfv6lbDU Bill

The problem here is you are thinking like a RV owner not a bus company owner looking at cost of operation/maintenance Bill

I am totally in the wrong demographic groupe I just can't believe there are enough people out there saying "Heck yes I will spend up to $3,000,000 on a coach TODAY if it had a oversized sauna" . Bill

I had heard that Fortravel was doing some Provost conversions but had never seen one. So here is an example of the new Emperor Sauna Suite by Foretravel (45ESS) New 2020 Prevost H3-45™ Emperor Sauna Suite by Foretravel (45ESS) I thought I would post this so those looking could find this bargain. They have already discounted it $782,700. I don't think I need that big of a sauna. Bill

I never did any fancy calculation.😁 Just set mine up so the tow dolly was mostly levell. When braking you don't want to have it pushing up or down. I think I needed a 10" drop. One thing to keep in mind when you have the drop in place it will make it easier to drag the drop on driveways. or any transition to a parking lot/road. Bill

Let us know how the trip went. Bill

Something to check, It might be the check valve in the water heater is sticking or there isn't enough pressure using the pump. Bill

That is a good idea. Welcome to the forum. Bill

Like Brett said it depends on what the weather forecast is. Dropping down to I-20 would be an option if you had any concerns. Don't see many people headed for Cleburne Texas. That is in my backyard.😄 Bill

Roland, look at this. https://www.goriocruises.com/ Bill