Have been on RV.net for 18 years. Site was well laid out and easy to use - had some foibles, but nothing major. This 'improvement' is diabolical. Can't navigate very well, groups missing, no way to just have groups you have subscribed to be the o...
Looking to head to this area for a meetup with some friends in June next year. Any recommendations for good camping spots in this area?We will be 3 5ers all about 35ft. Looking for full hookups and things to do.Any thoughts would be much appreciate...
Going to sell up in Colorado, when I retire in March, and move to my DW's hometown of New Smyrna Beach in Florida.Looking to park the 5er and stay in it while getting new house organized. May be in the 5er for a couple of months.I have found these 3...
I currently use an original Single LNB dish with a DR12-100 receiver in my 5er, but as one of my home receivers is HD (H21-100) I would like to watch HD in my RV. What dish would I need to get to accomplish this?
DD716TED wrote:Now that we have sold our travel trailer, DW deemed it time to get rid of our 2006 F-250. I would like to sell it to a private party but determining a price for it has become an problem.. I have used the on line KBB and others, provid...
We use Snap PadsVery efficient. Made of rubber and never fall off. Rarely need our old wood pads any more. As we have self levelling, only use them every so often if side-to-side is over 2" of level.
I stand by what I said, because it is true. If it doesn’t conform to accepted ‘standards’ that is nothing to do with me. My 2019 hemi gets about the same MPG towing my 5er as my old 2004 Cummins. I was surprised when it worked out that way, but it ...
Grit dog wrote:10.5mpg? RoflmaoIf you say so! Every tow trip with the old Cummins and with this 2019 Hemi, I religiously keep track of mileage - not the computer, but by topping up and calculating. On highway and not towing I can often get over 22...
