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RE: Quick and free tire change today
50 years ago, when I was learning to drive, my father a retired navy man told me that when you buy a new vehicle, or have new tires installed take the lugs off as soon as you get home and coat the studs with vasoline or other petroleum jelly then reinstall the lugs manually and you will never have a problem removing the lugsz under stressful situations. I have practived this all of my life and have never once had a problem with lugs not coming off. Glad you had a positive outcome with your situation.
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D-10
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10/24/11 09:58am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Very happy, just ordered a US Steel building
Congrats! That is awesome. I hope that everything goes according to plan and you really enjoy your new building.
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D-10
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06/08/11 01:38pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: United RV - Fort Worth, Texas
Wow! I am sorry to hear about your experience. It sounds to me like you need to get a lawyer involved. Many of the improvements in quality and safety that are found in the auto industry today are a result of law suites. While I am averse to them, I am thinking that we as a group need to pull that particular trigger a little more if we are going to see any improvement in quality and respect. Please keep us posted on how you make out.
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D-10
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06/08/11 11:44am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: My RVW Nightmare...... Need Advise
I'm just wondering why the OP has never come back. Why post something to get responses and not come back? :h
Maybe because his/her "credibility" was so agressively challenged by the RVNET gods
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D-10
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06/05/11 02:24pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Fuel filler neck question
My motorhome had the same problem. It would take an hour or more to pump the 90 gl. tank. I finally got underneath and found that the vent line was just a rubber hose an it had sagged half way between the fill cap an the tank, I replaced it with a new, more rigid hose and viola problem gone. 90 gls in about 10 min.
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D-10
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04/26/11 12:54pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: For what it's worth.
I have used Pam many times and it works great. Pledge will also work fine. Like using "kleenex" meaning facial tissue, many people will use the word Pledge in a genaric form. While Pledge does not, some furniture polishes contain solvents, These coould cause some issues with paint.
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D-10
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04/25/11 03:22pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: College Choice
I may be in the minority here, but a few years ago I was asked to give na interview to a nephew of a friend as I needed a new sales rep and the kid needed a job. I met him for lunch and the first words out of his mouth were "I expect $15,000 signing bonus, $150,000/yr salary, and a company car, preferably a BMW. I asked him why he thought he should receive such largess and he said " My professors at Georgetown told me that was what my diploma waqs worth." I asked him what his work experience was ( I had not even looked at his resume yet) He told me that he had lifegaurded one summer. Again I queried him as to why he felt he was worth that investment on my part, as he had not ever sold anything and I would have to invest a significant amount of money and time to determine if he could even make it. POnce again I was informed that his advisors and professors at Georgetown told him that was what he was worth. Maybe to someone who only looks at labels but not to me.
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D-10
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04/23/11 06:00pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Outdoor stove in place of grill
I find it odd that the option for a hang-on grill is available, and not a stove. Maybe it's only us popup converts that miss this great feature.
Anyone know of a table/work surface that can go in the place of the hang-on grill? (So I can put my Coleman there and cook when it rains!)
How about this? I have one like it. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-Pack-Away-Camp-Kitchen/5646073?adid=77777777913300000044&wmlspartner=PSGooglePLA&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=5646073
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D-10
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04/23/11 08:00am |
Travel Trailers
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