Recent content by Adventurous Traveler

Happy, welcome to the forum. I suggest you start this question as a separate topic under New to the Forum section.

If the OP didn't drain the tank last season and there is still water in it there is a very good chance the tank did not crack. He can check by cracking the relief valve, or better yet pull the drain plug and see if water comes out. Then, re-plug, fill it with water preferably by city water...

Welcome to the Forum! Looking forward to hearing about your adventures.

Man, you talk about follow-up! That's great info for those on the forum who are thinking about living in their RV through the cold winter months.

1stimer, yeah amazing how that happens!

Welcome aboard Rob. You found a great place for information and help to get you guys tooling down the road.

Butch, I just leave it all in the rig so I'm prepared for wherever we land up. Our trips tend to be half planned, and half what's down the road.

Great looking camper, and I especially like your tables. You must be a pretty talented woodworker.

Just remember if you do forget to pack something, Walmart is never far away unless you are in Siberia, lol. As you gain experience with your rig and your travels start to become longer in days on the road and farther from home try to determine what items you can leave in your camper to shorten...

Yep, change is always hard to do. When my DW and I first looked into getting an RV she was adamant on a class C over an A. I sorta forced the issue that more space and storage is a good thing, and look at that view out of the huge windshield. So, now we are on our third A, an entry-level DP...

Welcome! Let the adventures begin. There are so many places to go, and things to see in this wonderfully beautiful country of ours you won't be disappointed in your decision!

Chocolate pudding would be a bonding experience anytime! Maybe that's what the rest of the world needs, More chocolate pudding to share....

Our recent Spring Southern States trip took us along US90 through Biloxi, MS, and Gulfport. We decided to overnight at a really nice Walmart in Gulfport. Still, somewhat early on a beautiful early Spring day we decided to drop the car off the dolly and find a waterfront place for dinner. Our...

There have been a few times we have left the dolly and toad at home and rented cars at our destination. I agree that cost might be a washout regarding $$$, decreased fuel mileage was the largest determining factor for us in the past However, I don't know if that would be the case now with our...

Good to hear the first trip went well. As far as tweaking goes we've been at this for 16 years and we are still tweaking! LOL. After our recently completed two-month trip I have found myself once again going through my closet and tossing out stuff I haven't worn, cleaning out the under-bed...