Recent content by john5079

YES, in warm water it gets very soft. Zero chance it will scratch your vehicle. For less than 5 bucks you have to try it. I have been a full-timer since 2008. I have used many types of sprays and other bug-removing gadgets but nothing I have found works better than the Scrub Daddy.

The last time I went to clean the bugs off my RV, my wife suggested that I use a Scrub Daddy instead of a standard sponge. I couldn't believe how easy it was to remove these dried-on little monsters. It took a fraction of the normal time to remove them with no chance of scratching your paint...

I have a 2006 Monaco Camelot w/ 400 Cummins engine. Whenever my cooling fan comes on ( @ 209 degrees) my ALT Chg alarm sounds ( goes off  @ 197 about 12 degrees deadband). I had this problem before the alternator was rebuilt. The alternator doesn't seem to be the problem. when the alarm sounds...

My wife and I are full time RVers who love to Geocache. We plan to do a caching tour this summer. We would like to do some power trails including, but not limited to Route 66, The ET Highway and the League of Idaho Caches in Idaho. We are currently in Mesa AZ and should be heading north sometime...

You can try this guy in Algodones, MX.  heard good things about his work Manuel Amadors They strip, prime, seal then paint. You can stay in the coach while they do it. He has hook ups. 011-658-517-7914 US cell # 928-503-0400,speaks English

Thanks for the reply. I went out and test drove one today. The manual was pretty clear that it was..

Does anyone know if the 2011/12 Chevy Cruze can be towed 4 wheel down?

This is one of our all time favorite museums and admission is always free.

Delaware has a income tax but no sales tax

We did the whole Utah loop on our way to Alaska this spring. Our Favorite NP was Monument Valley. We dry camped on the ledge on the valley. Watching the sun set over the valley,  was just incredible. Equaled anything we saw in Alaska. If you happen to go there then Mesa Verde in CO is a must do.

Thanks guys, I think it is the 3M product. Looks like there are a few installers in the area I'm going to next..

Yesterday while I was parked at a campsite, a truck drove by and knocked off one the mirrors on my motorhome (2006 Monaco Camelot) and damaged the clear plastic protective covering on the front of my coach. Getting the mirror fixed should be EZ, but where do I have to go to get the plastic...

We decided to have an auction of all of our furnishings. The auctioneer took care of advertizing in the local papers, putting up posters in town. The day of the auction he sent four men over at 11 am to erect tents and to empty the contents of the house onto the front lawn for a 5 pm auction...

I haven't seen that poor lady since she stopped by to tell me her tale. I warned her to get a second opinion before spending anything on repairs and to call Jeep. I also told her that it may be an electrical problem. Oh well! hopes she made out ok.. Thanks for all the feedback..

If you have your jacks firmly planted in the ground or pavement without some kind of isolated barrier between your jacks and the ground, does everyone in the RV get fried if the RV get hit by lightning?