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Do you have the table top? If so, you might try Rockler, a woodworker supplier. They have stores all across the country. Don't think they would have the strip that mounts to wall. The top has a matching strip to hang the top on the wall. A folding or a leg that unscrews from top should be available at Rockler.

There was some discussion about discontinuing that service a few years ago, because there were fewer than 15 a year. Also, the service was provided by an outside firm. I do not know the status, but tomorrow call FMCA and ask for membership services and ask.

It is not unusual for there to be a difference, especially if the odometer has been repaired.

We are able to use our iPhone’s Personal hot spots with RoKu without any problem.

Since you will have WiFi, you might want to consider a TV that has ROKU streaming service. It us free, but they link to other services that charge. We disconnected DirecTV and added ROKU. Since we have Amazon Prime, we linked that at no added charge. Wife wanted PBS which we added for $5.00/mo. We added Netflix for $14.00/mo. So for $14 for Prime, $14 for Netflix and $5 for PBS the total is &33/mo which is much less than the $85/mo for DirecTV.

Bulging batteries are usually caused by users leaving the unit on charge 24/7 which is warned not to do. I had that happen. Removed battery to get part number and ordered one online. Replaced battery with new one, charged to 100%, removed high amp charger and switched to low amp charger that came with an old cell phone. I was able then to leave on charge 24/7 without any further problem.

Kwikee dry lub is what I have and use. Just didn't remember the name, and it raining outside to hard to get from the motor home.

Actually,WD40 is a cleaner. After it is used, a migrating grease is recommended. I think you find the spray that is marketed by a step manufacturer is that. The lithium grease should work well.

Suggest you download Roadmaster’s videos and instructions. They are very complete with great pictures to walk you through the process. I have never done a Jeep, but I understand that a Jeep setup is easier than my Chevrolet Equinox. I have used Roadmaster’s instructions for Chevrolet Metro and 2 Equinox. Not one hickup in their instructions.

Menards here in Anderson dropped the price to $2.69. They are still the lowest I have seen in this area

I am using my original air line. At least 10 years usage and more than 150,000 miles. I do have a spare, but have never used it. I have lost several sets of when not in use protection caps. They are just a soft plastic cap to keep water and road dirt out of the system. They have always given me spare sets for free.

RV antifreeze is $2.99 to $3.49 a gallon in central Indiana.

I have the Air Force One. Moved it from the previous Chevrolet to our new one. All together about 8 years trouble free. The installation instructions are excellent and their customer service is great. Previously, I had Brake Buddy which worked well until it locked up and destroyed the front brakes, rotors and spindles. Luckily found problem before tires cough fire.

Check FMCA Pinch Hit Drivers.

That is why I have one of these. Many Fleetwood models do not maintain the chassis battery.

Between Bremen and Nappanee is Pla-Mor camground.

I use the FMCA app on my iPhone or iPad to get to the Forums, but if I select Membership, I am shown my membership number, date I joined and date my membership ends. What does yours show? PS: Dues renewal is $50/year. You may renew for up to 3 years from the current year.

The Eastern Area rally, GEAR, has been canceled. The announcement just came out a few minutes ago. Anyone registered will receive a full refund.

I have stated before the President if the provider of FMCA Roadside Assistance said in a seminar there are 2,000 answering services that all if us use. If you don’t think you are hearing what you think you should, hang up and call again to get someone else.

For my motor home I have onle installed one side window by the driver. Since half of the window is a slider, half is outside and half inside. The outside one is about 1 inch to keep the screen level with the other half. none of the sceens are on when driving so they are not a problem.

You originally referred to taking your RoKu with you. Since I first replied I have removed and cancelled DirecTV. We are using RoKu for all our tvs. Each has their own RoKu device. They all use the same account, so there isn’t an additional charge. Also, I have replaced the sound bar with the $99.00 RoKu sound bar. Much easier ti use and eliminated one remote. At home, I have not added a sound bar to the living room tv. The 60 inch tv has very good sound, so the $39.00 RoKu device is adequate. All tv locations have local over the air digital, RoKu and dvd player. I did add an unlimited Verizon internet service for the home for $60.00+/month. We have 35gb for our cell phones. We use their hotspot feature when we are in the motor home. A 4 day weekend rally usage is 2-3gb. We pay for streaming service for Netflix and PBS for $18.00+/month. Since we have Amazon Prime, we have Amazon Prime Streaming at no additional cost. So other than purchasing the RoKu devices, our cost per month is a little less than DirecTV charge we had.

I have used FMCA Roadside Assist twice. Both times were for lock out. First was on New Years eve for motor home. Took about 1.5 hours to get to me and 20 minutes to unlock. I thought response at 6:00pm on New Years eve was reasonable. Second was for dead battery on towed auto. To unlock required battery to unlock keyless entry. Response was less than an hour.

I think you will find that FMCA is closed for the holiday weekend. Please try again on Tuesday.

Mine didn’t use tape. I did my own installation, but procedure may have changed. Another person held the shade in position and I placed the magnets on the inside making sure the screen was tight. The kit to install included a cleaner to be sure glass was ultra clean. I marked the position of all the magnets then removed one at a time. Using supplied quick setting glue placed the magnet back in position. I continued the process until all magnets were glued on. Magne Shade may have templates for your RV. They had my windshield but not the side window. I cut heavy brown craft paper to create a template and mailed to them. The screens were a perfect fit The only problem I have had was that I knocked one of the magnets off the side slide window. They had given me a spare. Glued it on and have been using for at lest 5 years since. While they may seem to be expensive, they are well worth the price. Sun screens in the inside do very little to reduce the heat load. Once the sunlight passes through the windshield, the light is changed to heat and doesn’t pass back out.

Many auto manufacturers state to not use the shields in front of the grill. They do not want the air flow restricted. I have found that mud guards mounted right behind the rear wheels and a full guard across the rear to be best. While the mud guards behind the wheels should be very near the road, the rear one should be about 6” above the road.