Jon796

Here is a link to some good infomation. http://www.rv-dreams.com/montana-llcs.html

Keep the fuel tank full to cut down on the condensation in the tank.

You can find the company at www.kwikee.com 1-800-736-9961

Brett, Thanks for the fast reply. I will not have any power. That would make it to easy! LOL Jon

I need some advise from the FMCA family in South East Georgia. For the first time, I will be leaving my M.H. this winter in St. Mary's, GA just 3 miles North of Florida. I plan on using it once a month or so. Do you winterize your campers down in that area? I really don't want to do that every month. Thanks in advance for any help given.

Here are a few places to get them. http://www.thewaterbeddoctor.com/airbed_re...ment_parts.aspx http://www.advancedinc.org/PROD/AIRCHAMBER Also Google "replacement air bed chamber" for may other places to get them. Jon

In New york, they request that you don't even bring in firewood from another part of the state. If you do and they see it, they have you burn it all right away. Too much desease and bugs are being move around.

I use the Viair 400p-RV portable air compressor. It is made for RV tires and does a really great job. Will fill a tire up tp 150 PSI http://www.viaircorp.com/OffRoad/400P-RV.html

Supreme Court judge Clarence Thomas is black and loves to camp. His first wife is white, and I have read that he never ran into problems while camping. So tell the people that question your desire to go camping that if it is good enough for him, it will also be good for you! Now go have FUN and enjoy life the way you want to. And thanks for your service to our country!

I just got the Pressure Pro with 10 sensors for only $425.00 off e-bay from a seller using the name" rvbargainparts" I got the system in two days. It was really easy to setup and works well on a 40ft camper w/o the need for a 2nd antenna. Do a search in ebay for the seller and ask him if he has more. It really is a great price!

New York State will be taking away many disability passes that many of us use to camp. Read the Newsday article here. http://www.newsday.com/long-island/state-c...abled-1.1802855

Do not spray the engine down with water! On newer engines there are thousands of dollars worth of little sensors the can be distroyed by water allowing even the smallest amount of amps to travel into these sensors and distroying them instantly if there seal isn't tight. One way to see if it is your plug wires, is to put a load on the engine. Put it into drive and while holding down the brake give it gas to get the R.P.M.'s up to about 3000. If it starts to miss, it is most likely your wires. Plug wires today, carry a large amount of volts and will jump to ground even on wires that look good. Most wires need to be changed before ten years are up, because of this. I hope this helps you.

Hi, I'm looking for a little advice on whether I should cover or not cover my motorhome for the winter. Does it really help? Cause mold? Any advice would be great before I spend the money on one.