Recent content by LarryinID

Huh. I don’t hardly notice my Cherokee is back there on MY F53 gasser (Ford V10). I think it actually helps on the rare occassions I am on Interstate and get passed by a Semi doing 80. I don’t have a clue how it could cause fatigue. You might need to get your MH wheels aligned.

Get the Ultimate US Public Campgrounds App. It includes military CGs and all the info you request.

You do not. My dealer didn’t know that when I got mine so I had them install it free as part of the deal. Never used it because I learned by the time I could get baseplate.

Let me know if you want suggestions on where to camp. I mostly boondock or use National Forest campgrounds. There are two choices in (near) Twin Falls. There is a municipal CG in Twin, and the county Fairgrounds in Filer. Both provide power and water for about $20.

You might consider a light motorcycle rack for your ebike. You can roll on or lift front on, tie down, then swing rear on. Then rachet tie down. You lift 1/2 the weight that way.

If you haven’t done it forge on. Summer fire smoke has been a problem everywhere in the west in recent years. Winds affect severity. Fires themselves rarely a threat, although we drove through one in Montana a few days ago: flames on each side of road. Trail Creek fire between Lost Trail Pass...

You usually need to have $500 k liability on RV before you can get umbrella coverage.

RV insurance can be quite expensive. Had quotes over $3,000. Got it from the Hartford for under $300. 30’ 2020 Class A. Includes comprehensive deductible of $250, vs. my usual $1,000, to cover WHEN I need windshield. Some States (e.g. SC) require no deductible windshield replacement but not ID.

Hi! New to this forum. I live in wonderland: Idaho. I have been RVing since 1971 with all types of RVs. Currently making do with a 2020 Georgetown 30x3 which meets many of my needs but may not be my last RV. Jeep Cherokee toad. I mostly boondock and abhor commercial RV parks. Fortunately Idaho...