I don’t think it will go for 35k anymore. Maybe 30.Be curious to see what offers he gets now compared when you offered to buy it, seems like market is changing quickly.
Tell him you bought an RV and are out camping.So last night while hanging out with friends working on the kids bikes I got a text. I didn’t respond yet and really don’t even know what to say. View attachment 1462171
It’s honestly just to run the TVs at night for the boys. The guy who works on my dirtbikes is an electrician. He’s going to get me dialed inTell him you bought an RV and are out camping.
As far as these solar and battery setups that are far from cheap. Why not buy a 2000-2500watt inverter generator let it run until bed time. Then let the batteries run the heater all night.
Cheap easy.
Similar story.
The rear-end of my 2500HD went out pulling the ToyHauler on Rice Rd. At the time, I had AAA RV and GoodSams.
Called AAA - they said it would be 6-8hrs for a toy truck for the truck and they would have another come for the trailer later.
Called GoodSam - said 2-3hrs. They were coming from Palm Spings.
GS shows up and places truck on tow truck and attacked the ToyHauler and away we go. Driver then tells me, I got the AAA call as well, but GS pays better so I gave AAA a BS wait time.My buddy owned a tow company and was AAA for years and gave it up. They don’t pay much for there calls and he was running his trucks in the ground running them calls
Price out what a windshield would costOk so for insurance going to gone progressive. Bundle rv and cars. There’s the 1000 ded or 1000 ded 0 windshield. Which would you guys do? Assuming I need a windshield is that going to cost me nothing but raise my rate? Yearly goes up around 100 maybe a little more for 0 windshield
Definitely do the windshield, our 1 piece windshield was I think $2500 or more.Ok so for insurance going to gone progressive. Bundle rv and cars. There’s the 1000 ded or 1000 ded 0 windshield. Which would you guys do? Assuming I need a windshield is that going to cost me nothing but raise my rate? Yearly goes up around 100 maybe a little more for 0 windshield
That’s kind of why I’m wondering if it’s even worth it or just eat a windshield when I need one. There’s two filled chips currently. Almost every RV we saw had a chip in the windshieldProgressive counts windshields as claims, so don’t plan on using your glass coverage often unless you want to end up dropped or having your rates increase if you claim one.
Ours started as a chip and slowly ran across in front of the drivers side. I was a little off I guess just got this back from my Ddid and State Farm covered it.That’s kind of why I’m wondering if it’s even worth it or just eat a windshield when I need one. There’s two filled chips currently. Almost every RV we saw had a chip in the windshield
You have a 2 pc windshield and would expect it be around 1k per side. Won’t be near the price of a single pc.That’s kind of why I’m wondering if it’s even worth it or just eat a windshield when I need one. There’s two filled chips currently. Almost every RV we saw had a chip in the windshield
So what's that tell ya???That’s kind of why I’m wondering if it’s even worth it or just eat a windshield when I need one. There’s two filled chips currently. Almost every RV we saw had a chip in the windshield
Your tags are out of dateMy buddies coach has 2 big casters attached to the hitch w u bolts. I’m assuming it’s to help not do what I did but he said it came like that and couldn’t really comment. His coach is 32’ mine is 35 and it’s noticeably longer on the ass end
It seems like when it dragged it did bend a little and go up. It was a tight fit before draggingDid the hitch bend behind the bumper? Don't know how that could happen otherwise.
Arizona plates will be on very soon I’m hoping.Your tags are out of date
Replace it with a class IV hitch and reinforce the frame where it attaches.It seems like when it dragged it did bend a little and go up. It was a tight fit before dragging
Looks like hitch receiver got bent as you dragged hitch on ground.It seems like when it dragged it did bend a little and go up. It was a tight fit before dragging
Once RV is fixed.
Might be able to z trailer and raise tongue on trailer.
Ok will do. So sounds like hopefully this wasn’t too bad? I’ll pay to fix the cosmetic. I feel dumb that I did it but I’m still super pumped on how much fun we hadOnce RV is fixed.
Might be able to z trailer and raise tongue on trailer.
Both, it should've been in there already from the last time you dumped.Ok another question. Feel stupid but I don’t remember. Do I put this in before I dump the tank or after View attachment 1465771
I always add chems and some water after I dump. Then if RV is sitting before next trip, I add some additional Chems before we leave.Ok another question. Feel stupid but I don’t remember. Do I put this in before I dump the tank or after View attachment 1465771
There was a box of six the previous owner left in here and there’s one left so here’s to hoping he did there should be another box on my front door stepBoth, it should've been in there already from the last time you dumped.
You should have received a temporary paper plate from the MVD in Az they give that to you at office until the plate comes in the mail .Arizona plates will be on very soon I’m hoping.
Any suggestions on who could do the work in socal? I got an enclose trailer I've been thinking of doing this to.Once RV is fixed.
Might be able to z trailer and raise tongue on trailer.
As JB, knows - our 40’ 5th wheel remained on site. We never towed it. We used “Happy Camper”, prudent dumping and proper use of our holding tank jets worked well for us. Ice in the holding tank? Some tourists and JB say that. JK, don’t know. Maybe it works? Recall we’d add Happy Camper to our tank after dumping. And also upon arrival at our RV. We’d stay for nearly a month. We did this, year round, for about 5 years. Still kinda miss that RV.Some say this works, some not: throw a bag of ice into the tank before you road trip it. Slushing around works on the stuff on the sides of the black tank.
Ronco Trailers, Vista CAAny suggestions on who could do the work in socal? I got an enclose trailer I've been thinking of doing this to.
It’s a big drop but it barely gets the trailer level. The 6 1/2 wouldn’t do it. I need to get it figured out because we are hooked on this desert camping and RVing so I want to get have my program dialed. I want an enclosed and a rzr next so I’m going to be doing a bunch of research and I’ll find a trailer that going to be a good fit for our program. The tank you’re 100% right. I’ll focus on just that from not on. I looked it up on google and it said I had 20 minutes give or take. I do t know if it was give or take but the boom was at 11 minutesHow high is the hitch on that rv? That looks like a crazy big drop hitch? How much play is there in the receiver with the hitch? I'm not sure how it could even do that damage if there wasn't a ton of slop in it? I am wondering if you may have actually flexed the hitch portion on the chassis for it to do that?
The water tank.. I'll bet the "boom" was it expanding and lifting the floor and probably popping some fasteners or glue.. and when it went back to normal everything settled. The over flow hoses help, but the tanks will still expand as they don't flow as fast as the water coming in. When filling the water whether that is fresh or tank flush for black.. STOP EVERYTHING YOU ARE DOING and focus on that.
I will run my black tank flush with the valves closed and timers on my phone because I have done it enough to know that I can run 8 minutes and then dump etc.. I typically flush, then close the valve and let it fill up and dump it a couple times just to get everything.
If you leave that running with the valves closed you are gonna have shit flying out of your roof vent.. If you don't pay attention to the fresh fill you are gonna blow the tank up and possibly damage the floor etc (on yours). Just be patient and pay attention to that and nothing else until you really get your system down.
RD
I go full blast on the water for a few minutes and watch the level in the tank. I can physically see my tank from my storage compartment. Then I put it on as low as I can go so I can do other things and if I forget about it it will only come out enough to not overwhelm the vent tube like Dave said. With that said I have overfilled my tank multiple times with no issues because of the slow fill. I learned on my toyhauler I had before the RV. Got that floor to have a pretty decent bulge from overfilling. Floor did go back to normal like yours too though.It’s a big drop but it barely gets the trailer level. The 6 1/2 wouldn’t do it. I need to get it figured out because we are hooked on this desert camping and RVing so I want to get have my program dialed. I want an enclosed and a rzr next so I’m going to be doing a bunch of research and I’ll find a trailer that going to be a good fit for our program. The tank you’re 100% right. I’ll focus on just that from not on. I looked it up on google and it said I had 20 minutes give or take. I do t know if it was give or take but the boom was at 11 minutes
Fill the fresh tank(s) slowly! Don't just put the hose in the fill port and crank it open, set the flow at about 5 gpm with the hose bib valve then put it in the tank. If air is rushing out of the tank vent while it's filling, the hose is on too high.It’s a big drop but it barely gets the trailer level. The 6 1/2 wouldn’t do it. I need to get it figured out because we are hooked on this desert camping and RVing so I want to get have my program dialed. I want an enclosed and a rzr next so I’m going to be doing a bunch of research and I’ll find a trailer that going to be a good fit for our program. The tank you’re 100% right. I’ll focus on just that from not on. I looked it up on google and it said I had 20 minutes give or take. I do t know if it was give or take but the boom was at 11 minutes