Recent content by lostagain

A 20 lb. propane tank is only filled to 80 % which will be around 4.24 gals.

I have a 3500 watt propane generator for my TT. I carry it in my pickup and when I need it I just hook it up to one of my TT propane tanks. It does a good job.

I built a box for my generator out of plywood and 3 inch soundproofing material on the inside. I covered 3 sides and the top. Didn't work the generator got so hot it smoked. Wasted my money.

As stated the tank sensors have been an issue for years. Here is a new product that sounds like it may resolve the problem, http://www.horstmiracleprobe.com/index.php. I may install them on my tanks but am waiting to hear more reviews and feedback.

I do have a wife and she can take a joke.

I always thought it was dumb wife?  ;D

That is the way I always go but not during heavy traffic times, morning and evening. I usually hit the NY area around 4-5 AM. No tunnels or height restrictions.

This site might help you. http://www.ducktec.com/waterheater-trouble-shooting.html

This site might help. http://www.ducktec.com/waterheater-trouble-shooting.html

This should help you understand the electrical system.

One turn and the wax paper is gone.

Don't use any grease on the ball.

Mozy is another.

Here's a very nice campground south of OC. http://islandresort.org/

I had a SeaEagle SE8 http://www.seaeagle.com/motormountboats.aspx and loved it. Took about 20 mins. to set up. Folds up into a small package and easy to carry. I have used it in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida, in small streams and rivers.  Great little boat.