Mike and Carol

Boerne is our town. Hearts Home is a nice shop. My brother owns a restaurant on Main Street (Hauptstrasse) just a block off the town square. We frequent Kerrville and Fredericksburg quite often. Mike

We’ve towed about 40K miles with a Ram 2500, no Andersen, no sway. We also towed 50K miles with Ram 1500s, with Andersen, also no sway.

We lived in France a couple of years (total of 12 years in Europe) and Citroen’s were everywhere, big ones and small ones. We owned a Peugeot while there, actually quite nice. Mike

Carol’s parents owned a Maverick, same Orange-like color as above. We did some dating in it in high school when I couldn’t get my dad’s ‘66 Mustang. We didn’t care which car we had at that time! Mike

There are two red wires that connect to the pump. I had both fall off after a bumpy ride. Check those if the fuse is good. Mike

I’m hoping the Dometic Freshjet works out, it sould make switching to a quieter AC easier.

Oliver hasn’t tried to install the Truma on Ralph’s trailer, it was a Truma installer.

On I-10 in AZ and NM they post what to do in a dust storm, same as above.

We had 44 last night outside of Steamboat Springs. Got up to 80 this afternoon. Mike

How many boxes do you figure you can get in there? 🤣

The griddles on my Blackstones are steel. I seasoned them and keep them oiled just like I do our cast iron pieces. Nonstick on them is great, fried eggs are easy to flip, no sticking. Mike

Best I can do right now from my chair as I sit outside my trailer with an adult beverage. The Casita left today, the Escape is behind this little Scamp.

We’ve been camping around Colorado since early June and we’ve passed a couple of Olivers on some back highways. We’re currently near Steamboat with a Scamp on one side and a Casita on the other. There’s an Escape just 50 yards away. Can’t beat this weather! Mike

Also, a TPMS will let you know right away what your pressures are!

Welcome to the forum. External links are fine, this one is interesting. Let us know how your mod works! Lots of interest in quiet ACs, Houghton, Truma and Dometic Freshjet. Mike

It generates a lot of heat. There are tons of videos on YouTube that can give you an accurate assessment of its cooking capabilities. It gets hotter than the Weber. Mike

I think they’ve opened it up a little more. First, if you are a veteran, non-retiree, you must be honorably discharged. If you have a membership then your children, their spouse and children are eligible even if you got your membership as the child of someone who was eligible. In other words, grandkids of the originally eligible person. I believe it can carry on like that through successive generations. Someone can check me on that…. I’ve been a member for 50 years. I also worked in their original building just outside of Fort Sam Houston after the army leased it from them when they moved to their new building (which has more office space than the Pentagon, they say). I’m not happy that USAA won’t directly insure RVs, but uses Progressive instead. Mike

Not sure why you would want to fry in a skillet, it’s a griddle so you can fry on it. I just did bacon and eggs this morning. Fajita’s tonight. Easy cleanup. Mike

Sorry to hear about your rollover, but glad to hear your insurance will cover a replacement. I wonder what Oliver will do with your old one? Mike

The Blackstone griddle is not a grill. Griddle only. It still does a fine job on steaks/burgers/etc. Perfect for breakfast bacon and eggs. Mike

We’ve been using a Weber Q1000 since we picked up in 2016. I added the cast iron griddle plate. We’ve also been using a 17” Blackstone the past few years. I also have a 22” Blackstone that we use at home. Both the Weber and Blackstone hook into the quick connect on the trailer (Weber regulator removed). Sometimes we travel with both, sometimes just the Blackstone. The Blackstone is more versatile, you can cook more on it than the Weber. Mike

Our USAA/Progressive went up again this year. Not sure what we’ll do. Mike

Congrats! It seems overwhelming at first, but soon you’ll know it like the back of your hand. Mike

We always check to see who is at the Opry or if there are any performances at the Ryman. There are also music related museums in Nashville. A trip to the Jack Daniels distillery is interesting. Mike