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My mh came with one, I never have used.

What is the advice on using a bra cover while traveling and parked in campground? Yes/no?

Thanks Byron. That is our plan also, do not like winter.

Thanks Herman and Mike! We are coming down this January and plan to start our search. We are expecting 3” of snow tomorrow so outdoor time will be limited now. I can tolerate heat better than cold and for my wife, she is indoors most of the time.

My wife and I are considering making a move to Texas, her disability is becoming an issue which is leading us to sell our MH. We want to leave Michigan because the weather. We realize that Texas summers are hotter and that brings up the question where would you live in Texas full time? Hill country or west Texas? We would not want to live in a large city. Thanks for any imput.

Thanks Brett

Which PPL in Texas would the best one to sell our MH from? I really don’t want to try to sell on my own.

You might try Pioneer RV Park north of Phoenix near Anthem Az., they have some pull thrus that would be able to accommodate your unit.

Yes, we would drive toad home. We are going to Texas this year and want to decide then if we like Texas or Arizona better. Being able to drive 75-80 mph in toad shortens trip considerably which is easier on my wife. We don’t use MH much other than winter. Other idea we have is to sell MH and just rent or buy park model. Not really the way I had envisioned retirement but plans don’t always work the way we want. Thanks for the imput.

Do you use your coach often ? We would be using it for 3-4 months and it would sit te rest of the time. Do you use the electricity to maintain batteries or do you leave heat/air on? thanks for the reply.

We are considering leaving our MH in Texas or Arizona when we return home next spring. Would appreciate thoughts of this who have done this. Is safety or damage (theft) a big concern? I assume that there are storage places like we have in Michigan, we currently pay $47 per month for outdoor fenced and gated storage.

Carl, sounds good! We are having steak, asparagus and potato salad along with wine.😊

Carl, short term use of opioids is not dangerous and for most patients after joint replacement it is necessary. I have had both of my knees and both of my hips replaced as well as lumbar and cervical fusion. As a doctor I can tell you that short term usage was necessary. The most important thing is doing physical therapy and giving the therapy a full effort. That will determine your mobility afterwards. Good luck and best wishes to Betty, after the first few days it will get better. Roland

Brett, I don’t know how they did the job. All I know is that the coach runs cooler now. I do not have it at home to see if they put a hole in the fan shroud.

When I had my coach serviced this past spring Freightliner of Kalamazoo cleaned my radiator and CAC with steam cleaner. They said that this is how they clean all MH radiators they service. So far seems to have done the job, no over heating.

We have towed our 2017 GC over 9000 miles with out incident, I do go slow in turns and take pains to avoid chuck holes when turning. I had a 2015 Cherokee Limited which I did have the modification on and we never had any problems with it either. As my friend and golf partner says “ I would rather be lucky than good any day “. Hopefully FCA will come forth with a fix and eliminate the problem. Roland

Seeking info about rt 5 in Alabama from Tannehill State Park to Mobile. Ok for travel with a 39’MH towing?

Don’t go telling Carl he is smart, he will get a big head. Sorry Carl, couldn’t help myself! Roland

What type of shop works on this system? I have a 2005 FL XC chassis and dash air works poorly.

Bill, what are you doing in my part of the world? I have to agree that Ohio has much better roads than Michigan. Have a safe trip. Roland

Used rust dissolver and then hooked up my son’s truck and jerked it out.

Is the FMCA camping site open in the winter and are hookups working then? Interested in the end of December.

I was stupid and left my tow bar attached to MH for 2 years and now it has rusted in hitch sleeve and I am unable to remove it. Have use penetrating spray and hand sledge, moved 1/4”. Any other suggestions?

I think with proper care a good battery will last 4-5 years. I use battery cutoff switches for both house and engine when not in use and make sure that inverter is turned off when not in use. This eliminates excess drain on batteries.

Lifeline AMG batteries. I am in my second year with mine and they have worked flawlessly. Expensive but worth it.