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Carport isn't an option because of trees I have limited clearance. I forgot to mention the trailer will sit on a cement pad.

Gonna park the Sundance on the lot on a semi-permanent basis. Only need to take off the lot maybe 1-2 times a year for camping trips. My questions are should I just leave the trailer sitting on the tires or would a more stable/permanent option be better? Also considering the nature of Michigan...

One of the problems with the Honda is the weight. 135# is a bit too much to lug/lift around for me, and sometimes help just isn't available.

Thanks guys! I was all set to buy the Boily, now I'm thinking I like the Ramsond more. The idea of not having to get up in the middle of the night to refuel 4 gal. vs. 2 gal and only 8lbs heavier. I own a 3000is Honda which I would recommend to anyone, unfortuntely I smashed it and don't think...

Will do thanks

I bought the new U300 usb air card from Sprint, I have the CRT500 router is it possible to get 4G on this router?

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Hey Ray, any update on the Boliy? Would you recommend this genny?

How are you liking the Boliy? Runs good? Quiet?

Some pretty good info about this unit in this listing, 1.9 gallon tank is a bit small, but very interested in hearing about your experiences...

on race trips on camping trips

If I bought the six pack would you do mine for me? :D

I gotta agree, we are on a trip to Mt. Rushmore and almost everyone of the campgrounds we pass has a atleast 1 Heartland product in it. When we pulled into our campground there was a 2010 Sundance 2900MK. It's our new past time to scan each campground we pass and see who can spot the Heartland...

http://dealer.sold.com/moredetails.html?93386469&sitecode=jimmayrvlinks

I bought a new Sundance last Aug. and my Dad was so impressed with the unit he bought one 2 weeks ago. And to get him to spend his money is like trying to get a cat to come to you when you call them.:D You won't find a nicer constructed 5er in the Sundance price range.