Recent content by jackquontee

I've had the Slingbox device and Slingplayer app on my cell phone and Ipod for about 5 years, which allow me to watch my home channels when away from home, and purchased the Firestick about a year ago to watch movies. Now, with the recent purchase of the ZTE Mobley device, I think I'm covered...

I don't know how many of you constitute "we" but I assume there are two of you. The following might be your only real option. https://www.livinlite.com/products/quicksilver-tent-campers/6.0.html

My monthly bill is $22.01, which includes taxes.

I hope I'm not considered o be "thread jacking", but how do you determine what is big enough? I know I sound like a totally newbie, but, that is because I am. And, what is considered the right type of jack? Thanks.

Let me give it another try...... One pic shows the cabinet that used to house a sink on the left side and a 1.8cf fridge on the right, and the other pic obviously shows that now being used for storage.

Last year I replaced my cheap group 24 battery that came with my Aliner and was contemplating going to two 6 volt, until someone mentioned that 6 volts would be fine, if I were going to install two pair. Otherwise, if I only installed one pair of 6 volt and one of them went bad, I'd have no...

hmmm.....interesting I couldn't reply with pics to help you out. Edit: Isn't this interesting - after all the effort (3 or 4 times) to post pics to give you an idea of what the inside of an Aliner Scout looks like with the sink & fridge removed for additional space, as well as the storage...

True, while he shouldn't have said "anywhere," neither did he say everywhere, though I notice you've restricted your location to the "street". However, you can park "almost" everywhere for free. *Note: I said "almost" everywhere.

Interestingly, and oddly, it didn't seem until my second year of ownership that my brake controller seemed to be able to lock up the wheels, and begin to provide greater braking to the camper.

I don't get that. I only need one match............to light the box of matches.  ;D

I just purchased a 2016 Aliner Expedition which is the largest of the Aliners. I find it to be perfect.......for me. I have two teen boys and I bring a 4 man or 6 man tent (they get to decide) and, of course, teen kids would much rather sleep apart from their parent(s) anyway.

Unless we're talking about different brands of cylinders, the ones I have (which I previously noted are the former Ragasco, now Viking) can easily be seen through. Not in the way you'd see through clear glass, but certainly enough to see your propane level. I will definitely continue to buy them...

Not quite sure what you're referencing but it certainly couldn't be these.....http://vikingcylinders.com/product-category/lifestyle/

Yes, that is correct. 17 lb. No, I get them filled at my local Ace Hardware store no problem, although they were intrigued when I first brought them in to be filled.  

They were previously Ragasco cylinders. I bought two and, while they're not cheap, I love them as they're much lighter in weight and I can see exactly how much propane I have any time.