I will try to make this as short as possible. We currently own a house in a small town in East TX. The wife has stayed there for the last 3.5 years while I have been spending most of my time in an rv living and working in the West TX oil fields. We...
OK got a question for anyone who has a 40 plus foot toy haulers and specifically the Grand Designs Momentum 395 and uses them in extremely hot climates. I work and stay for long periods in West Tx. I currently stay in a travel trailer but really wan...
cmcdar wrote:There is one more thing you may want to think about and that is If you sell your house and do not reinvest any money you gain on the sale you will be nailed with a capitol gains tax.I have seen a number of folks end up renting out their ...
jimpaar wrote:blctex, I think you misread the statement although I did say commercial license. I have a Class A Motorhome and to operate a Class A Motorhome over 26,000 lbs. in the State of Texas you must have a non-commerrical Class B which is simil...
DallasSteve wrote:jimpaar wrote:blctex, I think you misread the statement although I did say commercial license. I have a Class A Motorhome and to operate a Class A Motorhome over 26,000 lbs. in the State of Texas you must have a non-commerrical Clas...
Thanks to everyone for the great info. Think that since I'm going to be fairly permanent I will probably use the physical address of the park I live in and use my po box as the mail address. The insurance thing is a new to me thing will definitely ...
ramgunner wrote:I'm a little confused. Who at Grand Design told you you can't run a three AC units at the same time on the 395M? Scott Broussard Regional salesAre you sure they were talking about being hooked up to 50A service? Nope not sure but h...
