Recent content by BobNSam

Propane Heater.

I don't think it has a engine... ??? Might be careful what you do beyond checking battery charge and connections so you don't void your warranty.

Ghost peppers good...reapers, eh.

Yes...after running scan for channels on your digital TV.

But if you ask an engineer/technician or even your average parts guy for a male rg6 connector, guess what you will get? Remember, engineers RV to...and you can't tell us apart from RVrs

Don't tell an engineer or technician this. Mistakes can cost a lot of money, time and maybe your job.

Old eyes, small screen...Take switch to Chevy Dealer parts department. Give information on year of vehicle and ask if they can find replacement. You may be able to find GM part number on actual switch body. May be true...fingers crossed.

Ford or Chevy Chassis? What year is your coach? Which ever it is, take switch to appropriate parts department and ask for replacement switch for that year truck. May still cost a few dollars but without fleetwood markup.

That one only works when slide is in for travel. No way to access with slide deployed

Implants are worth the cost to me.I have had partials, full plates and implant supported plates (upper and lower) over the years. Yes they are pricey. But, eat what you want...steak corn on the cob, etc. They are also very comfortable. Downside pricey -$1500 - 2500 per implant. Minimum two per...

You mentioned kids...How many seats are in the trucks you are looking at?An Excursion can carry an army.

Should be right by the steering column and bottom edge of dash

Note that your 30 amp plug is only rated at about 25 amp continuous. Running at max rate or above will cause it to melt. Also if connection is old and worn or loose it will increase power loss across connector and cause melting.A bad/shorted plug will not cause increase in power utilization...

You may have locations marked on your roof to mount antenna and for an entry point for cables (antenna control and coax cables). Satellite antenna needs to be on centerline so it will be level when coach is level, unless OTA antenna is on centerline probably can't use that location. Note you...

Part of your Trav'ler install should be a splitter for the Coax. One cable to splitter (power feed path shown on splitter) goes to the power inserter and on to Receiver #1. A second/third/fourth splitter output goes to additional receivers. So bottom line is you need RG6 coax to each receiver in...