John Dorrer

Thank You. We had one heck of a dinner with family.

Curt Gowdy is a nice park. Where in Kalispell are you going?

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Here is Val's Facebook post from yesterday.

Bill, A couple just purchased a 2015 trailer and they bumped into another owner out West. I posted your last post. I have now posted a copy of your post for all to see on our Facebook page John

Done an hour ago😊

Sweet🐾❤️

When you get a chance to have a little fun with a couple of analytical brains that happened to be in mind overload and wandered off the trail, I couldn't resist🤣🤣

Nice. Great travel break.

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Yep🙃

Nothing like "A Post Hijack"🤣

Definitely have to be careful, thoroughly wash with soap and water and then apply a spray of ceramic coating. Haven't had any that wouldn't come off with soap and water.

I have used 303 products for years and have their streak remover. I have been washing on a regular basis after a trip and have not had the issue for a couple of years😊

In the down position you will more than like have worse damage. This is the first time this has come up and definitely doesn't need a knee jerk reaction. Should it happen, probably not. A service ticket is the correct action for now. There is a good reason storing it in the up and locked position. Sorry you experienced this. Missed that this was on a 2023 post. Thought this was recent🙃

Great view. 👏👏

Getting water in the motherboard has caused numerous fan failures. We remove the screen and with a hex the fan blade. They go into house to be washed with hot water and soap. I then use a moist paper towel to wipe the fan housing.

Cut out the sealant and recaulk it Not sure what sealant Oliver uses. Give them a call. Install gutters over the sign and windows.

Yes, corrected post🙃

When I went to loosen the nuts on the breaker posts, I found them loose. I used locktite. I now wonder whether the breaker was actually bad. When I pulled cable ends off the breaker posts, I found them to be pitted, which leads me to believe there was arching due to loose connections. I gave both cable ends a good spray of DioxIT D5, both sides and two applications. I let them dry before re-installing the cable ends onto the posts. I used Green Locktite, per Jason E. I tightened everything as tight as possible I waited 24 hours for the Locktite to set-up before turning the power back on. As mentioned in an earlier post everything works normally. Lesson learned. Check all electrically connects at the beginning of the year. There probably wasn't anything wrong with the breaker, just loose connections. Since I purchased 2, I decided to install a new breaker. It appears what happened was Owner error for not checking the connections.

Received my 2 Gorilla hoses last week. Looking forward to using them. I have had one soft hose for 12 years I use to flush my black and gray tanks.

Yep it gets old

Great idea

Thanks

What campsite at Tunnel Mountain? Great views