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I'm sad to hear that Dan Ball is gone!

Mine is 1/2" Pex!

eric, I found their #866-785-8237, hope it helps.

Wayne, you didn't look?

Obiwan, Thank you for the update! It will help others in the future.

1961, thank you air gun! Never could figure why it hurt in left arm and not in right. 1962 in VN, 2 shots in buttocks & 5 minutes later I thought my A$$ fell off..1999 went to NE China Oil field for 28 days, Bubonic & Anthrax shot. Both really bad.

eric, IMHO you have a Allison 3000. Bill is correct on most of the rest. Hill Country, Mobil RV Service by Robert and Richard, I believe Robert just retired, so Richard would be the rep now for our area and Houston! Sorry. I do not have his phone #! Only other one I know is Midnight Diesel Express in Kerrville, don't know if they service your area. Why not let Texas Custom coach do it?

cnweeds64, year, make and model RV, please.

I hate well done anything, except chicken, turkey and goose. Everything else is medium or medium rare! Also has to do with cooking temp and where meat is in regards to heat source, wet or dry aged between 30 days or 100 and cut of meat. I must say, that "Deadeye" Don, probably knows more about beef and cooking it, than anybody else on this Forum!

RayIN, I have that on mine, its by HWH. Standard ride height, lower, raise. I can also dip it to make it easier for a person to enter, all part of my air level in the event that I can't use Jacks! I use the raise quite often at Fuel stops and steep driveways. Not cheap! Mark, I would make my approach in your drive at an angle, as Ray said, since the Red is a DP, your rear overhang is shorter than a gasser. Measure the rear overhang of your Southwind and then get the same for the Red33...Also, I suspect you have 22.5" rims and bigger tires on the Red, that will make a difference in your angle of approach.

DarrenDM, I know the kind. I take it he passed away. RIP 🙏

Joe, we have a monthly magazine...wall to wall sales by owner, dealers, real estate, etc. I agree with Ross, let FMC decide!

We all have a switch, called a Salesman Switch, if its turned on, you'll have minimum power. Its an easy switch to turn on accidentally. I would think even 5'ers would have one. GFI's are located in Bathrooms, kitchens, but I have seen them outside in bays and inside by the TV.

Had I known that 130 Gallons at Love's would save me $20 yesterday, I would have waited and gone to Petro, exit#581 on I-10 in San Antonio, TX. 20 miles out of my way, but worth it.

Welcome! Do you have a built in generator? Fuel tank?

😂LOL

Captgilly2015. Welcome to the Forum! Since you became a member 10 minutes ago, on what basis do you say "Its a pain to renew?"

Kay, remember Wayne say's he is the only sane person here! In my book, that=RUN, don't walk!

Love's, TA and Petro Truck Stops. TA is all over FL. also Love's! Same with AL., Miss., Georgia. Coming back from Tampa, 3 weeks ago, I filled up 113 gallons in AL and took 130 gallons yesterday, 70 miles South of San Antonio, TX.

Deep hole drilling or tunnel boring. What most drill arm machines are used for!

LMAO 😂....RIGHT ON!

Dons2346. Hi, long time no hear! The other Don "deadeye", I have known since the late 1960's! I do not eat "Cow", just steer (fixed Bull)! When we cut into it, medium to medium rare! Some "Texas Natives" want their T-bone, no more than 3/8" thick.

Ditto!

What part of Herman's answer, you didn't understand? We are the messengers, we do not make policy! Take it up with FMCA.

What year, model, make of RV are we talking about?