Recent content by dbbls59

It's not a problem if you leave it off. You will just get a couple of gallons of rain water per year in your holding tank.

I'll second what you said Orville. Great rally Andy. Beautiful old town and a great RV Park.

They should work as long as they are on separate legs of the 50 amp.

Finally got around to making our reservation. We will be in site 59. Sounds like the park is about full.

I did the same on our trailer. Like it much better.

We plan on being there. Will arrive the 30th and leave the 4th.

We plan on being there.

Many of use the level up to raise the unit for changing tires. Personally I leave it hooked to the truck but it's not necessary. Heartland doesn't recommend it for liability reasons.

I have used a buddy heater for years. Never cracked a window. There is enough air leakage in these rv's you won't need to. Generally run it on low because high made it too warn.

I use to tow with a srw. Read many post stating "if you ever towed with a dually you would never go back to single." I thought they were eaggerating . I bought a drw because it was 2 inches lower but found out it was not an exaggeration. Dually towing is so much more stable. You don't feel...

Reservations made. Will arrive on 28th and depart the 31st. I will be in site 46.

You are in our prayers Bernie. Hope they get you fixed up soon.

Damaged the finder skirt. I was surprised it didn't do more damage. Probably because I was slowing down to enter the rest area. The tread belt stayed intact which also helped. Tires had about 30,000 miles on them. Still had lots of tread.

On my way to the Mississippi rally an my 5 year old Sailun blew out. Tire pressure monitor didn't alert so it didn't lose air. I had just taken the cruise control off to pull into a rest area when it blew. The tread stayed enact but the sidewalls were destroyed. Waited 2 and 1/2 hours for road...

I found that Firestone Transforce had poor traction on wet roads. On wet pavement I had to really ease the throttle down or the tires would spin. This was on a single rear wheel towing a 34 foot 5er.