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Roy don't need one of those. Ole Roy is old and retired. He's "retired" from many things..........

Denny

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Probably not as good as a Castle but they'd probably do...

Denny

Roy don't need one of those. Ole Roy is old and retired. He's "retired" from many things..........

Denny

Don't kid yourself my pudgy friend. Everything is just fine.

Although given your situation with that bumper hanging in front of you it is doubtful you can get close enough to accomplish much.

Thinking about this that must be why you are so in love with "the machine". Mechanized self gratification!

Roy

The thing is you's have to develop about 50 amps to warm "wide ride's" seat, given it's size.

You'd best have a hell of a lot more than that for him. All that stuff is just a appetizer. Trust me I've seen him in action, friggin scary.

Roy

You are probably correct. Might be much ado about nothing. But ....... shit happens a lot and I like to be prepared.

Roy

Yup!

Mike

No, just two. On a class C I would put one on the left side where the chassis meets the coach and the other on the left rear on the coach. You are looking for side to side and front to back leveling. Two will suffice.

Mike

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You can get RV sized washer/dryers or one unit that does both, but they are rather pricey and are space hogs. Most campgrounds have a laundromat on the premises so that has never been an issue with us.

Mike

Thank you sir, for your advice and info. I'm sure I'll be bothering you for more in the future.

Roy

We had 2 5th Wheelers over that past 8 years. Kinda like a bass boat, it's was great when we bought it, but the cost can be really high to operate and maintain. We logged around 200K with ours. Had a good time, but sold them both now and have gotten into motorcycles again. A little cheaper, errr, except for the rallies.

We've had both installed/no install and most often we've had just the two of us. The local laundry (at the RV park and just on the road) do fine for our needs. When we have the grand kids ... on board is basically useless. (I recommend you stay away from the no vet type regardless)

Here's a trick from our old sailing days. We have several ice chest. When we're on the move we put whites in one, darks in another add soap and water and boggy on down the road. After a bit (hour or two) we empty the chest, add clean water (rinse) and buggy for another hour or so.

Sailing we'd run the clean/wet laundry up a lanyard to dry when we were under sail. (not something I'd try with an RV)

In the RV when we stop for lunch we use a local laundry's dryers and the deed is done before lunch was over.

Not really needed when there's just the two of us but a blessing when we have the grand brats and their friends.

FWIW I find out a lot about the area from the local folk in the laundries.

An aside my wife suffers from allergies so we've equipped the vehicles with electronic air filters. these are assisted by the passive filters you can get a Lows and Home Depot. Likely unnecessary, I've installed UV florescent in the return air ducts as well.

As these are typically low power draws I drive them with cheap DC/AC inverters so we can use off the shelf filters (read cheaper). Added advantage these can double as power sources for the grand kids electronics.

roy, you need only know one thing about RVs to make your experience positive: they are _all_ pieces of shit. some are better shit and some are lesser shit but you may as well embrace this concept now; they are ALL varying degrees of shit. once you accept this you wont be too disappointed when the shit starts to fall apart.

this is my current piece of shit. i want to sell it and buy a more expensive piece of shit but the RV market has plummeted making my semi-expensive piece of shit a dang near worthless piece of shit.

...still beats hotels though.

-- Nathan In Montana

Nate, I guess it is like anything mass produced. It is what it is and ya sorta live with it and make the best of it. Of course if a better deal comes along.....

I know what you mean regarding price's.I think jumped in at the right time. Did the deal on the last day of the month which was also the last day of the year. That imo was a help in moving the price downward.

Roy

yes, and no. remove one of your electrical outlet covers to see what i mean. instead of cutting out the holes in the paneling they just bust them out with a hammer.

Nathan In Montana