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Ok thanks. I'll give it a try.

What size trim ring did you use on the door window? The online site says the window fits 3/4" walls. The door seems to be thicker than that. Thanks, ready2camp MPG 182

Anybody up for a MPG rally this fall in central east coast fl?

Buy the 182 you'll love it. Just got back from a 4000 mile trip with mine; no problems at all. Can't beat it for 2 people. See pictures of the Dome installed as an awning on my 182 on the MPG Screen Room Thread. Averaged 11 mpg with 5.7L Hemi Jeep.With this vehicle equipped with load leveler...

Papa Mikey: Did you see my pictures of the MPG screen room used as an awning? The pictures are posted on the MPG Screen Room Thread. if you can't see them, send you're e-mail and I'll send you the pictures. ready2camp

Info is posted on MPG Screen Room thread.

Please see my pictures and comments on the MPG awning. We used the dome tent as an awning and it was perfect. I wrote the comments and sent the pictures on the Dome Tent subject. Let me know if you cannot access them.

We just completed a 25 day trip Fl-ME-Fl and the MPG was great. We used the screen room as an awning and it was terrific. I highly recommend it as an awning because the curved lines complement the trailer. Takes about 10 minutes to put up with no problems. With two of us traveling and camping...

Re: ATF: MPG - electrical hookup Thanks for the info. It makes sense. I'll be sure it is 110/120.

Re: ATF: MPG - electrical hookup Do you plug the adapter into the camper and then plug a 110 extension into the adapter? What does this adapter look like? I may have one that came with the MPG. Thanks

Is it possible to run the electrical devices in the MPG off household current while parked in the driveway? If so does it take a special type plug, connector, etc.? Thanks. Lou Ruppert

Has anybody installed or had a tv installed in a MPG 182? If so what size tv and was it difficult? Do you connect the tv to the 3 wires by the DVD? Thanks

Thanks for the idea, I'll try it and let you know. I have built several things of PVC and they work pretty good. If you make something like this be sure to use schedule 40 PVC for added strength.

Anybody know of a clothes drying rack that can be mounted on the bike receiver on the back of the MPG? If not what type of clothes dryer might you recommend? thanks

I pulled my MPG 182 across the bridges in the Florida keys in Decenber with the wind blowing 40 knots out of the North, 90 degrees to the roadway with no problems. I do have weight distributor and load levelers which I highly recommend. No problems on the interstates with big trucks or anything...