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RE: Keep a Word Change a Word, Part II.
Military decorations.
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BarneyS
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09/24/22 07:43am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Mass Graves ?
Was just thinking that for many students
"Math is the Death of their Grades".
That was me!:E
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/23/22 07:22am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Roof reseal
Very nice post as usual John. I hope things stay slow over at that other forum!:W
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/21/22 08:40am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: help moving a 5th wheel about 20 feet in Orlando
This is considered a want ad or advertisement and according to our forum rules should be deleted, however I am just going to close it and hope the boss doesn't see it.;)
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/15/22 08:00am |
Towing
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RE: First place to look re. where water got in to our TT
In addition to the excellent info from John, I would be checking the caulking under the clearance light base plates. Also the weep holes in the lens covers.
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/12/22 08:01am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: ATT and Galaxy Hot Spot issue
I'm using my new Galaxy S22 as a hotspot now on the Visible Party plan. Cost is $30 for unlimited data now although I am grandfathered in on my old $25 party pay plan. Very fast 5g coverage. Have been on this plan for about 3 years or so and have never had a place where we did not have good coverage.
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/10/22 07:58am |
Technology Corner
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RE: Trailer sway milestone 377mb
Please see any new replies to your topic here. This thread is closed.
barney
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BarneyS
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09/09/22 06:51am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Trailer sway milestone 377mb
Moved to 5th Wheel forum from Towing
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BarneyS
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09/04/22 02:46pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: WDH needed?
snip...
WDH isn’t needed. The front rising is a result of the rear drop.
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That is the main reason for using a WDH. The rear axle acts like a teeter totter when you place a weight (tongue of trailer) 4 feet or so behind it and the WDH restores the front axle to its original configuration. In the process, it also raises the rear end - just like a teeter totter.:)
Now I am not saying he needs to use one in this case but it would do the job and probably would make for a safer and more pleasant tow.
Barney
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BarneyS
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09/04/22 02:36pm |
Towing
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RE: Pleated Blind Peg
Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
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BarneyS
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09/01/22 02:09pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Recent cost to re-seal your roof by an RV tech/shop?
If two years ago is close enough, I had mine done a couple of years ago. My roof covering was completely torn off and replaced in three days by a very conscientious and well trained technician from RV Armor.
They came to my trailer location out in the woods and did it right there on site. The cost was just a bit over $6000. I am completely thrilled with the work done and how the roof looks now. No more worry about leaks. My roof was a EDPM rubber roof that had had several coats of liquid roof applied with poor results and had lots of Eternabond tape at all seams. I elected for a complete tear off and recoat. I did not get a picture of the material he put down on the roof before the liquid part. It was some form of very strong mesh with a tight weave. The whole job was done in the woods in the upper part of Michigan during the late spring.
As you can see by the pictures below, my roof looked terrible but was not leaking a bit as evidenced by the condition of the wood after the rubber was torn off. I was a bit worried but knew I had been quite proactive in taking care of it for the past 17 years. I would have no worries about recommending this company if you are looking to repair your roof or are interested in getting the longest life possible out of your rig.
I was out to the rig a couple of weeks ago and the roof looks as good today as it did when he finished.:)
Barney
Roof before
https://i.imgur.com/0BcJIkGl.jpg
Rubber roof removed.
https://i.imgur.com/y151of7l.jpg
Roof right after applicationhttps://i.imgur.com/LByx2rpl.jpg
Roof completed. We left the luggage rack off because it had never been used and never would be.
https://i.imgur.com/uy2onVil.jpg
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BarneyS
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08/30/22 05:03pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Heat Pump or Not
Yes Al, there is another retired USAF (He may have been Navy) Al Barber out there! He was a regular snowbird at the MacDill AFB Famcamp for many years - as were we. I don't know if he is still RVing or not or even if he is still alive. A lot of us are really getting up there in years!:E
Thanks for answering my question.
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/30/22 09:53am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Stiffer bars for Blue Ox hitch?
Tilt the hitch hear rearward back towards the trailer a bit more before you hook up. This will give you more tension on the WD bars with the same chain link as before and allow the bar to clear the battery tray.
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/28/22 09:10am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: New Awning cover ?
I replaced both my main awning and also the slideout awning a couple of years ago by ShadePro Awnings and was very satisfied both with the value of the material and the quality. I got the vinyl since our original awning was vinyl and had lasted over 17 years.
The new awning material from them is much heavier and nicer than our original. I did the replacement myself with the help of my son. Watched
several videos and wrote out the steps to follow. Turns out it was quite easy and we had no problems.
Here is how it looks now - You can see the old awning material laying on the ground in front of the trailer :)
Barney
https://i.imgur.com/biKbfq1l.jpg
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BarneyS
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08/27/22 08:31am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Heat Pump or Not
Al,
Welcome to the forums! We are glad you are here and hope you find all the information you need. You will find our members to be very knowledgeable and helpful for the most part.
Are you by chance the same Al Barber I knew from the FamCamp down at MacDill AFB in the winter months?
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/27/22 08:19am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Are Water Filters a Major Concern
Eight year old thread folks. I am sure the OP is back home in Michigan by now.
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/26/22 08:10am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: 19.5 Hankook DH35's vs XDS2's
Please do not post the same thing more than once. See any new replies to your question here.
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/24/22 07:09am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Delete a Propane Solenoid Safety Valve?
Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
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BarneyS
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08/24/22 07:02am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Rusty Dometic Pilot Light? What dangers lurk ahead?
Moved to Tech Issues forum from DIY.
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BarneyS
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08/24/22 06:59am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Rusty Dometic Pilot Light? What dangers lurk ahead?
Our water heater burner tube also has rust on it, although not quite as bad as yours. Ours is the result of the temp relief valve leaking which sits directly above the burner tube. Bad design in my opinion although the heater still works!
Barney
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BarneyS
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08/24/22 06:56am |
Tech Issues
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