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RE: A rat in my trailer
Buy/rent/adopt/steal/...... a cat.
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Calpine
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06/11/11 02:45pm |
Folding Trailers
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RE: Progressive Does it Again
Shopping around is good practice because companies/underwriters move in and out of various markets and from time to time may want to limit liability for any number of reasons.
Nothing personal. Its just bidness...
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Calpine
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06/11/11 02:42pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Upgrading to a Tag!
Well, you are getting two "must have" items in your new MH. That is, Aqua Hot & a Jake.
Six slides would be nice too, but some sacrifices may be necessary.
Congrats & Good Luck
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Calpine
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06/05/11 10:38pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Interstate or Highway: Which do you prefer?
Tell your wife that everyone has personal preferences.
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Calpine
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06/05/11 03:56pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Which to buy in Class A DP
We are shopping for a DP and would not consider anything under 350 HP.400+ is preferable.
Not only for the power but for a Jake compression brake which for me would be a deal breaker. If it doesn't have a Jake, I'm not buying.
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Calpine
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06/05/11 12:26pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: CAT 3126 Turbo Wastegate stuck open
We use "Mouse Milk" on aircraft turbos. Yes, that's the actual name.
Brian
Soooo, where do I get "mouse milk"?Mouse Milk sold HERE
Simply call Aircraft Spruce to place order.
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Calpine
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06/05/11 08:18am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Home Owners Foreclose On Bank
I love it. What goes around, comes around.Me too.
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Calpine
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06/04/11 06:41pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Dometic 630515 Heat Pump fan Problem
For spares, review requirements HERE concerning voltage. MFD or uf capabilities can usually be found on the can itself, so check what you have.
Good luck
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Calpine
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06/04/11 06:36pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Propane
Righty tighty, lefty loosy.
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Calpine
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06/03/11 05:34pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: A/C
I have always heard it was a no no and that the A/C unit draws more amperage than most home wall outlets can provide. I heard this causes the A/C to work much harder than it needs to POSSIBLY leading to premature failure. I have no real first hand knowledge on this...... just what I have always heard.
The A/C will not work harder. If there is enough amperage to run it you will be fine. If there isn't enough it will blow a circuit breaker. I'd say try it and see what happens.
B.O.
I got my info from sites such as this..... http://www.twolanelivin.com/index.php/the-rv-ac/
Either they are wrong or you are wrong I am not so sure I am willing to risk my A/C unit to find who is right. No dis respect intended by the way. I have just heard both views way to many times to make me feel comfortable which answer is correct.B.O. Plenty is correct. You'll likely trip a breaker trying to start an AC on a 15 amp house circuit. Thats what the breaker is there for - to prevent damage. The reference you provided is written in layman terms designed for those with least knowledge, but it does get the point across to have adequate voltage.
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Calpine
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05/31/11 07:19am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: A/C works great for 2-3 minutes, then shuts off
If you are handy you might want to check the compressor by starting HERE
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Calpine
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05/30/11 06:21pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Need advise for trip, Wa-Ma this Friday
OMG! Why would anyone want to leave beautiful Anacortes?
But hurry back if you must go..
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Calpine
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05/30/11 11:11am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: RV Beginner
My question is which of these are high quality, built with better materials eg steel frames, better insulation, quality workmanship High quality won't exist in a 30' Class A. Quality starts at around 40'.
Haven't heard of a Safari Trek, have you?See what RVNet has to say about the Safari Trek.
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Calpine
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05/29/11 02:37pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Is RV toilet paper really necessary?
Learned this from a boater friend. We keep a lided waste basket next to
the toilet with a plastic bag in it. All TP goes into the bag and the bag
is changed each day. Have only put TP in toilet by accident. Never had
a problem and you can use triple thick TP if you choose!Haven't you noticed that all boating people drink far too much.
Sheesh...... I'd never take advice from a 'boater'. :S
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Calpine
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05/27/11 01:29pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: transmission
Pour some money into it. But not too much, otherwise it will shift too early.
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Calpine
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05/27/11 01:09pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: RV Beginner
My question is which of these are high quality, built with better materials eg steel frames, better insulation, quality workmanship High quality won't exist in a 30' Class A. Quality starts at around 40'.
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Calpine
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05/27/11 10:47am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Done with Flying J in Lebenon, IN
I see you're not getting much sympathy here - so here's a bone if it'll make you feel any better..... :(
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Calpine
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05/26/11 11:04am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Firefox Upgrade Woes
Read the release notes to see if you need to do anything further.
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Calpine
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05/26/11 10:21am |
Technology Corner
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RE: Is a Class A easier than a TT to camp at Walmart?
I find it hard to imagine basing an RV purchase decision on ease of camping at Walmart.X2,X3,X4
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Calpine
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05/25/11 10:15am |
Class A Motorhomes
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