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We love a fast, quick result..enjoy the warmth!

storyontheroad. Welcome to the Forum!

6 days? I thought you meant August.

Steve, that was my first thought also! Squinko. Are you getting 100% on Generator?

Eric. Mowing right along and looking good. Just one small question...Where is the water and Sewage? Wayne. His DW is a sweetheart ! Raised my BP..

grboyer. Welcome to the Forum! There are 2, that I like up there. Check out Circle B on Hwy 70 in Ruidoso Downs and The Motor Coach Ranch on NM220 in Alto! They are both on web.

Happy wife, happy life! I had the 2500 & Duramax in a Chevy 2500 PU 4x4..great combo, but a 40' coach? I think not. Linda has the 350 CAT/3000 in her 40' DP and it's a OK combo. For long 5-6 degree hills, she would like more than 800# torque! Mine is 425hp at 1250...for 45', I would have preferred the 500.

Hope he got some honey! Up to you Herman! IMHO, It should be left open, until all of Ray's electrical problems have been tracked down...since it started with batteries replacement.

A bull rider, just got thrown off & trampled to death, in Las Vegas, NV...yesterday or night before! Not a game. After the Ft. Worth Rodeo, it's the Houston, BBQ Cook Off, Livestock Show & Rodeo!

On a post here, probably about 3 years ago, I believe it was mentioned that Michelin did a tire run each March.

Welcome! Your over weight.

That depends on what your fishing for. Fresh or salt, deep water fish or Flounder. Fly fishing, light or heavy tackle. Live bait, artificial or cheese!

One problem is that in 1974, we did not have the tires of today on a coach. Radial and belted tires was on cars, but not RV's.

What happened to my question? If deleted, why?

I must be missing some part of my mind, I thought they where all 65 mph rated. If there is one rated higher and for coach use, I would like to know about it. I'm due in 2020!

305's might work better for the scrub. I have 315 front, no scrubbing & 295 drive & tag.

Don't remember, it's been 3 years since last time. It's the yacht basin restaurant.

Do you have a DP coach or gasser. If DP the air needs to be dumped first, if gas, I don't know!

I agree with Joe on poss cause! Neither Herman or Wayne is wrong. We, like you have a tough time getting to overflow. Linda used a 5' length of clear surgical hose, cut in half and each half connected to a rubber bulb. one end goes in antifreeze, other in overflow, then you squeeze bulb until it goes from on to other, for reverse (your case) start at reservoir, hold bottom shut until you have flow and place bottom in container! We cant get a Turkey baster in there...her way beats sucking!

From what little I know, XIZ is a car, winter tire for ice & snow. Not big truck, coach tire!

Would that be a RIB. You can get the small ones, that ferry boat owners back & forth in yacht harbors!

Roland, there is a great Seafood place, across the bridge, in the yacht basin in Rockport. Don't know if it survived. Only one there on right side!

roadseyeview. How did you verify? Do you have a LINK or is it just, so and so said so? You can do as Joe did.

Just be thankfull it's not dropping on you! Last 2 winters have been wetter and colder in Texas than Normal. It's due to El Ninjo again. Mike, I will only get half of that Arctic Blast on Sunday....As I enjoy a cold beer, Monday pm, about 400 miles South of Galveston, I'll think off all of you!

Yup! That's what I figured...be a sale on Imodium!