Recent content by Comanche72

My Discovery has a rear exhaust (330 Cat diesel). I simply moved the left hand eye bolt P-A-T attach point on the motor home about eight or ten inches to the right, attached one end of a bungee cord to the edge of the P-A-T near the exhaust outlet and the other end to the hitch. This was enough...

Ron, The edges are held up by stretched bungee cords. When you turn, they simply contract to keep the PAT off the ground. I'll never be without it again. Gaylon

Thanks for the invitation Ron. Yes, we really like our Discovery. Like most new rigs though, we had a few problems the first year, but all have now been taken care of. BTW, I totally agree about the flyrod! Gaylon

Tom, Take a look at their website. http://protectatow.tripod.com/ I had to modify it slightly to use with the rear exhaust on our diesel pusher. No problems for 15,000 to 20,000 miles of use. Gaylon

We went To Alaska starting in July of 2004 for a six week trip. Had a great time, but suffered severe damage to the tow (2000 Lincoln Town Car). We had a gravel guard on the front of the tow and at the rear of the motorhome. As it turns out, the guard on the MH was the cause of most of the...

We got the dishwasher installed, plumbed, wired and trimmed out. It looks good, if I may say so myself! Put a load of dishes in and ran it through a cycle. Very quiet and dishes came out sparkling clean and dry. Needless to say, I'm very pleased. Also, I'm amazed at how many dishes this little...

Has anyone installed the Fisher & Paykel dishwasher? If so, are you pleased with the performance? I'm looking at the possibility of removing our gas oven and installing a dishwasher in that space. I've looked at the Vesta, but the Fisher & Paykel looks like the best, although more expensive. I...

Hello, New to this forum. We have a 39L Discovery diesel pusher we bought in April of 2003. We now have over 45,000 miles on it which includes one trip to Alaska.  We're really enjoying this "toy".  ;D G. Birdwell