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Eddie, are the seals flipping outwards when the slide is opened?

Not to side with Goodyear, (believe me i'm not, I do not like their product) but they are LT tires on a trailer application. Car and light truck tires are not designed to scrub in turns like a trailer does at every turn, even worse trying to back into a tight spot . Cars and truck have steering, trailers are dragged around a turn. They just are not designed for it. I constantly hear about cheap Chinese tire failures on trailers, I am 99% convinced its not the tire, its the end user. I have had many, many trailers over the years I have replaced tires when they wore out and when they had side walls breaking down from UV. They all had Chinese tires, the same ones I read about all day long failing, one set I got 10 years and almost 50,000 miles out of them.

I have heard of many accidents with truck drivers hitting parked RV's, but no theft. My friends Coach got backed into by a Werner driver.

Herman, sorry to hear that!

Carl, you’re too much.. A while back in this post Coffee was a topic. Well I absolutely love New Mexico Pinion coffee that we discovered while traveling this past summer. I also love Community Coffee, neither of these are available in PA, however Community Coffee is available in Delaware. So I stocked up for the winter since we are weekend camping in Fenwick Island Delaware.

Thanks Guys, I beat a few disturbing symptoms that were starting to show there ugly faces and no more prescription meds for other issues. Life is good! 46 to go and I’ll be as skinny as Carl 😂😎😂 just not as tall and as good looking 😂🤣

Lol, no bra needed anymore, I lost 114 lbs in two years. Trying out for Mr. Olympia at 46 😎

Bill, its hard to see in the one photo but I had removed the rest of the shield and had some paint work completed from when you saw it last. My generator cover was never primed when it was painted at the factory, when I was scraping the shield any loose paint would peel like a banana . A friend runs a body shop, I pulled it off and gave it to him to repaint and he stripped it down and rebuilt it all back up, surprisingly the match is almost 100%. I still have some more minor paint work to be done, so minor its probably not going to get done.

Always close it up before bed Jim, and I usually put away the chairs just in case it rains.

Wayne, I have a snap on nose Bra, I put it on if its dry out and we are running interstates, otherwise it stays rolled up under the coach. here's a photo with it on and with it off

Very nice! Look at that old floor underneath

What I am usually the only one that likes the food, this place won all of us over...it must be good!

We love this place! Stayed here once in 2016 site 173, the view was breath taking, every night watching the sun set on the lake, very quiet and relaxing. We found this hidden gem for fantastic burgers; Bluff's tavern 1548 Parkway, Sevierville, TN 37862 So small they do not have a web site, but the burgers were the best we've ever had!

Glad to hear positive feedback! Thank you for the details

How long is the "C" RV and what is the curb weight of the F-150?

The ISX also had Ceramic plunger failure within the fuel injection pump that would send ceramic shards into the crankcase and would ultimately destroy the engine. These were all HP ISX, I can’t seem to figure out the year range. The ones I had experience with were 450hp and around 2009. They did eventually redesign the pump, not sure what year.

We had an 09 JKU with a 3” lift and 35” tires. It only death wobbled before I had the caster corrected, never after! Mid the OP has a Cherokee with electric steering..well that would explain it all.

I'm with the Jeep was the cause. If the coach suspension in the rear dumped the air our that ride would have been so rough as the suspension was bottoming out cabinets would have been opening, very violent slamming as the chassis was hitting imperfections in the road, which would be different than a wobble.

Thanks Ernie! This is one of my winter projects

Picture worth a thousand words.... I'm guessing Herman has the same issue, our interiors are almost identical.

Entries are a tough one. Tough to decide what to do, especially with a carpet entry like ours. I have no wood on any flooring elsewhere so what do you do in a case like that. We currently have black rubber treads and carpeted sides, at the top of the staircase is carpet also. Ernie, thoughts?

Yes, I replaced all of ours with Dimmable LED. Bought them from this company; https://www.cabinbright.com/

Hagerstown isn’t far at all. Sounds like a plan. Don’t forget the Hershey RV show every September. We walk around and laugh..and laugh and laugh. We go for the latest gadgets and campground information to plan the next vacation. But when you walk through new coaches...then comes the laughing.

Kay, I cannot imagine the frustration trying to clean a house with those walls.

Happy National Coffee Day.