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Spent my tour near Phu Bai with the Army Security Agency. My oldest son was six days old when I left, a year and six days when I returned.

Try looking at this company http://www.sundancershades.com/ I have one of their awning shades and it is an excellent product. Janice and Pat will make any size you want in a variety of colors, and include a carrying bag. I thought the price was very reasonable for such a high quality product.

I believe your map is wrong. According to "Streets and Trips" you are showing SE 28th St, not SW 28th St. 2554 SW 28th St. is west of Interstate 35 just a bit. Or am I in error?

Follow this link on Amazon.com. There all all types of adapters there. http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=ethernet-to-usb+adapter&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=4341667259&ref=pd_sl_4ohd0xqnr7_e

Just curious about the reason to start this thread Rumaco. Maybe just bored and trying to stir up trouble? Why do you now choose to chastise people who drive stock vehicles? In reading some of your many negative past posts I found the following posted by you: Re: Ford F450 ??????Overkill and...

Check the info at this link: http://mightymagoo.com/deactivate/

We have been at the Rafter J Bar Ranch since last Saturday, checking out next Sunday. It has been fantastic weather and is supposed to be great thru the weekend. You need to visit the Alpine Inn in Hill City for supper--$10.95 for a 9 oz. filet mignon that is excellent.

Guessing he's talking about the furnace since he posted in the "propane heating" section. Maybe??

Check this link. This 20k hitch will fit Reese rails, I believe. Very good price. http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0051NN86Y/ref=olp_sss_new?ie=UTF8&shipPromoFilter=1&sort=sip&me=&seller=&condition=new

Most people I've talked with use about 1 gallon per 1,000 miles. That's also what mine has been averaging.

This link shows rubber roof installation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhzwprW8GpY

As a Viet Nam vet, I always fly my American flag. I wish everyone would stop and think about what our flag has endured. The kit at this link is what I use. Simple enough for anyone to use. http://tweetys.com/flagpolebuddy-16-kit.aspx

How about here? http://www.adventurerv.net/towrax-wheel-chock-mounting-kit-for-wood-floor-p-4724.html?osCsid=eul3qbj1p7tmjqeaia8uvdqss2

Follow this link- http://www.amazon.com/Eiko-40246-Miniature-Automotive-Light/dp/B002CZ128A

I just installed Curt frame brackets for my hitch in my 2011 Silverado. The instructions stated the pin would be 1" ahead of the axle centerline when installed. This used factory holes so there was no question as to where to mount it.

Like Bob&Patty, I carry the fold up ladder under the Bighorn shown in the following link from Camping World. Works great! http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/product/a-frame-double-sided-ladders/4850

Left click and hold it on the task bar, then drag the bar to the bottom of your screen. Then right click on an open area of the task bar, then click on "lock the task bar".

Sounds like a great idea! I looked on Lowes website to no avail for the .140 welt. Do you have a better description, a part number, or a UPC number from your receipt for what you bought? Thanks for the info. Have a great Holiday!

I also installed the Firestone Ride-rite airbags with an Airlift compressor this last weekend. The instructions were wrong in one section for the bottom brackets, but easily corrected. The biggest problem was trying to find an area under the dash for the gauge/switch bracket in a 2010 F350...

Tom, my F350 dually is a long bed, as are all current duallys to my knowledge. My hitch is an 18K RBW.

Re: Problem Solved... I think :-) Re: Your help needed - TV to BH clearance Tom, I had a 2007.5 new body style 2500HD with the 6 1/2' box. As I said, I had no issues with clearances of any kind. The underside of the BH cleared the box sides with tonneau cover rails by at least 5". I still have...

Re: Problem Solved... I think :-) Re: Your help needed - TV to BH clearance Rollinghome, I think you are missing Alan's point. If you use the L05 you will have 8 3/4" more clearance than you have now. You would be in no danger of touching your RV unless backing in at an extreme angle. I have...

If you're talking about the $29.95 data plan for smartphones----- From Verizon's website: Unlimited Email & Web for Smartphones (personal email). "These features cannot be used to tether your device to laptops, personal computers or other devices for any purpose other than syncing of data...

Get the dual panes and don't think twice. They are one of the best options you'll ever spend your dollars on. You won't regret it.

I have the Road Trip for larger groups, and a Weber Q when it's just the DW and I. Both are very good products. Takes a little longer to clean the Road Trip properly, plus requires more storage space. Both have served well.

The answer is YES. I modified my 2010 right away after checking out the airflow situation. The tent in the vent increased noticable flow by 50%. Blew out styrofoam beads all over the camper.

This is similar to the one I have used for years http://www.homedepot.com/Outdoors-Grills-Accessories-Grill-Accessories-Tools/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xlrZar4j/R-100130667/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 I carry an extra 20 lb. tank of gas with me so that I can move my grill...

Rollinghome, here is your link to Trailair's website: http://www.trailair.com/products/airpin/whichpinbox.pdf You have the medium length, you should have the L05 for the Lippert 1621 pinbox. That's what I have on my BH3600RL.

The Nema 5-50 plug and receptacle listed above is not correct for this use. It is a 120 volt only combo. The Nema 14-50 combo is correct for your application for 50-amp RV use.

Rollinghome,if your 3500HD is a 2007-2010 I have an almost new (500 miles) louvered V-gate I would sell you if you decide to purchase one. I traded my 2500HD for a new F350 dually so I have no use for it now. If you will ever be in western Iowa, eastern half of Nebraska, southwest Minnesota, or...

VIN decode Here's a link to decoding the VIN numbers for Heartland. According to this the number you posted is not configured correctly. //heartlandowners.org/showthread.php?t=1115&highlight=vin+number

Shurflo pumps do have an internal check valve. A repair kit is approx. $9-$10. Check valve kit 94-374-16 is for an 8000 series pump.

My kitchen slide has one roller that also leaves an impression. I lay down a 5" x 18" x 1/8" piece of masonite for the roller to roll on when I put the slide in. Works great, no marks, no tears, very easy to do.

Here's the other side of the coin. I have a 2010 Bighorn 3600RL with the G614's. I am using the BAL chocks without any problems at all. They slide right in. Strange how many different things can happen to the same models.

Jumpshot, I had a 2003 Silverado crew cab SRW 8.1/ Allison that I pulled a 30' TT to and from the Black Hills with. It got about 6 MPG pulling and maybe 10-12 MPG otherwise, and downshifted a lot with a load. I now have a 2007.5 Duramax/Allison and there is absolutely no comparison regarding...

I just got an email from Camping world- they have lowered their price on Ultra-Fab stabilizers and include FREE shipping! $239.99 http://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm?skunum=35782&affiliateid=2672&CWID=1025143&rewrote Pretty good deal- I just paid $269 at Tweety's and thought...

When I ordered my 3600RL last fall I paid $495 for the Goodyear 614 upgrade. The dealer said that was his cost and he would pass it on to me. $550 this year doesn't sound bad.

Westxsrt10, just viewed the photo of your new Sundance. Happened to click on your "My Location" link, and it shows you as being in central CHINA. That's one heck of a shakedown run!

The VIN decoder works on my Chevy also.

I believe Jim answered this same question previously in another thread. If memory serves correctly the kitchen counter and bath vanity tops are solid surface, the desk and bedroom chest tops are a new laminate.