I will be selling my RV a few months later and need to understand how I can safely receive a payment. I want to sell to a private party.It's going to be selling for 40-45K.Receiving bank wire won't work for me.I will ask buyer to give me cashier's ch...
Hello! I'm a complete newbie to RVs. I'm buying a motorhome to travel the country for a year or two.I have no pets.(I had extensively traveled America and camped all over for 20 years without an RV and I love tent camping)I found that my favorite pla...
opnspaces wrote:mountaintraveler wrote:I had run it from sea level to around 8000ft. My manual says that running it with higher altitude setting at low altitude will damage the generator. Not sure about the other way, but its supposed to sputter, sur...
klutchdust wrote:Something to think about if you own a generator."After a prolonged period of running without load, the engine will start to incompletely combust the fuel due to a lack of running hot enough and burning off the unburnt hydrocarbons.To...
pnichols wrote:If I was a bit younger and much richer, I think I'd consider this - 19'8" long and AWD - probably install a bit taller tires on it for more ground clearance, though:https://pleasureway.com/models/ontour20/By the way, its built on Ford ...
Glad I got class C, after all. All the excessive features are extra headache but cant beat the flush toilet, big water tank, the space and storage, it allowed me to comfortably boondock not staying in campgrounds for almost 9 months straight by now. ...
pnichols wrote:Ann Cat,Hmmmm ... you mention regarding your Onan - "have to set altitude every time".I've never adjusted the altitude setting on our built-in Onan generator regardless of what the manual may or may not say. It has always started righ...
