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Happy Birthday, Terry. 39, I guess.

If you aren't able to build your own receiver hitch to bolt to the frame, I had a weld shop weld a receiver to the frame at the back of my last rig. It worked really great.

Karen, thanks for setting up all these events, we enjoyed every one of them. Unfortunately, we had to get home and were not able to attend the Steakhouse. We have reservations for Southern Oaks for next year. Hope to see a lot of you'ens (how do you like this one?) next year.

Before you install it, you might try soaking it in very hot water first.

Don & sue, I sold my dinette/booth out of one of my previous 5ers. I had it on Craigslist and had no problem selling it..

Jim, no problem. How much you need? Oh, I forgot. the check's in the mail.

Now I feel better. I guess I can't use ****. I didn't think it was that bad.

Thanks, Dan. It's **** to get old. That is the first place I looked and didn't see it.

Does any one have a link to the TST 507 manual? I'm wore out googling for it.

I blew a TowMax on my 2012 BH on the way to the Sweetheart Rally. Tell me about the $190 blow off check. I'll take it.

Put us down for meatballs and Mac n cheese.

My wife puts up a curtain in that spot when we run heat in the living area. This helps to keep the heat in the back and it keeps some of the heat out of the bedroom where we don't want it.

It's pretty clear that Jim took over. I don't have a chance anymore and I can't get there early because I'll be at the PA rally. Go Jim , I'm proud of you.

The furnace has been cycling and heating all day. Cookie came over and we did notice that the regulator was acting flaky. At on point with both tanks open, the indicator would not turn green. Sure feels good to have some heat.

Well, I guess, I might as well chime in too. My Suburbon hasn't worked since we left home in the beginning of Feb. The last two mornings after startup it would blow cold air for a while and then shut down. Dan, after reading your post, I switched tanks, both of which are full, and it has been...

Thanks so much Karen and Dan. Great job on the Meet N Greet. Judi and I had a blast, even got my rusty old legs moving again and got a little dancing in. The food was great and got to meet some new Heartlanders.

Anything in white is my least favorite. It dirties so fast.

Roy, the commission is you get to come to the rallies.

All good things must come to an end. Judi and I are pulling out about 7:30 to head into town for a new set of Michelins, on to Northern Tools(if there is room to park) to pick up a bottle jack and then on to Aransass Pass. We had a great time meeting new friends and visting with old fiends...

I keep it under lock and key.

It is the only one in existence. Michael, eat your heart out.

Dave, not a bad idea. That way I could burn the rig down and buy a new one with a working furnace. PS:..I did get it working this morning.

Are you interested in Flea Markets? Check this out http://www.fbgtradedays.com/ . Some of us will go up there, most likely early Sat morning. Six big barns just full of fleas and outside vendors. And, yes Heartlanders they do serve food.

Re: My Kerrville, TX plans and thereafter Jim, thanks for the dogs last night and thanks Nelly, your cakes were great. I didn't eat anything else. Fun little gathering.

Thanks, Dan. I wish I would have read this last night and I would have had heat through the night.

Sure, I got a plan. Let's all go munzeeing. LOL

Had the same problem on my BC when I set up at the Sweetheart Rally last week. It has done it twice and I never run it all the way up. Look for a pink wire coming off of the switch and follow it. The wire actually went from pink to red/wht and back to pink. It should take you to a 30A inline...

Thank you Plumerdude. Turned out we were dealing with multiple problems. Pat went out of his way to help me out. A hacksaw put the finishing touches on the job. And Jim, he's labor rate was great.

Roy, I know what you mean about eating out and the group is not even here yet. I'm trying to keep my weight down to take it a little easier on my ticker. I wont have to medicate Judi, at the rate I'm going I'll be broke soon and we'll have to go home. I won't even touch the crack comment.

This is starting to be an expensive trip. New tires, a bottle jack, Campfire in a Can, Food for the plumber to bribe the plumber for a lower rate. Maybe you all can take up a collection for me when you all get here. After all I do need a few bucks to get back to that miserable weather in St. Louis.

Jim, not yet. He looked at it and knows just what he needs to do. Pat wanted to stay and fix it, but I asked him to come back in the morning so he and Lori could enjoy their evening.

Pat, glad to have met you and Lori. Who said this wasn't one big family See you guys at the jam session later on.

Roy, it's a strange problem. It only seems to leak when the faucet is on.

Jim, yes I am. Maybe he'll read your post and come knocking on my door with his tools in hand. LOL

Roy, my munzeing for tomorrow has come to an end. I have a major plumbing problem. Can't seem to stop a leak under the sink. Worked on it twice today already, but I'm getting tired and ready to hit the sack.

Dave, way too cold for me up there.

When we arrived Mon, I knocked on your door hoping to sign you up to the club. I didn't see your plaque so I didn't think you were a member. Talked to Gary later and he told me what your situation was. Hope to see you tomorrow. Bernie

Been trying to recruit new members. Talked to Don from Colorado a couple days ago and he just told me that he signed up. He's pulling a new Bighorn. Unfortunately he has to leave Sun. Welcome to our family, Don, hope to see you in Durango.

Re: 2013 Goshen Rally - General Discussion Thread To learn more, you can read the article I wrote in the HEARTLAND HIGHLIGHTS 2012 Q4 p14. Check it out here. //heartlandowners.org/club/other/newsletters/2012-Q4_Heartland_Highlights.pdf

Steve, good to see that you guys are coming.