Mike and Carol

Very nice!

We use ours for leveling all the time, have for the last 10 years. I’ve also used them to change tires. As Bill mentioned, this has been discussed a lot here, if you want more data do a search and you’ll find lots of opinions! Mike

I discussed this with Ken, I think this is what I will do too.

I watched Will’s latest video this morning. The news keeps getting more disappointing. I’m looking at replacements now, the BB’s have been fine so far but don’t want to wait for a failure before taking action.

We got our legos at Walmart. Probably similar to those above. We bought two sets of 10.

When we picked up in 2016 I was using a bunch of cut off ends of a 2X6 stacked on yellow plastic Camco pads. In 2017 I made some blocks with a rope handle out of those ends. In 2018 I quit using the yellow pads and just went with the big legos which offered more flexibility. I carry 4 wood blocks and 20 big Legos in the front basket along with locks, gloves, flashlight and four rubber wheel chocks.

I’ve never noticed a high=pitch sound from my regulator.

We enjoyed visiting Bisbee when we lived in nearby Sierra Vista. Tombstone, too. Those were good days. Mike

I remember when we lived in Hawaii the weather report was normally short and boringly the same. The exception was when Hurricane Iwa hit on Thanksgiving weekend in 1982. Power went out for 3 days. Carol had cooked our turkey the day before so we had neighbors over on Thanksgiving day to share our turkey. Mike

My 3 Battle Born batteries were installed in December 2020. No issues after lots of use. I’m sticking with them while keeping an eye on any heat or discoloration issues. Mike

Bad news continues….

We lived in Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca for many years. Almost retired there!

Great pics, Art. Wish we were there, looks like your weather is much better than ours is! Mike

We’re at 19 degrees this morning just north of San Antonio. A sheet of ice over everything. Most church services canceled this morning, local schools closed tomorrow. We should get up to high 20s today then back into the teens overnight. No power issues, nice fire in the fireplace, hot cup of coffee. It’s a nice way to be hunkered down! Mike

I use the front bubble level to get initial level information as I’m setting up. I follow up with a 12” torpedo level and then adjust my bubble level (if needed). It’s easy to adjust. I should probably look at attaching levels around the trailer, might save a little time during set up. Any recommendations? Mike