Boudicca908

Are you accessing off 4 Peaks Rd? or from the east via the El Oso Road? I hope to make it into Arizona next year.

Are there "authorized" mobile techs?

In similar fashion, I can't do the wood or carpeted interior because of all the glues (formaldehyde) and my severe allergies. My allergies began with exposure to formaldehyde! And while that large refrigerator looks nice, I sure would miss my pantry in my E2.

This has been one of the more informative threads I've read in some time. All kinds of lessons to be learned. Thanks to all.

A friend sent me a link to a YouTube channel — it’s focused on reviewing RVs and helping RV buyers get refunds or assistance / fixes from the manufacturers when they have purchased faulty RV products. (I think she sells a book.) Apparently the Big Three manufacturers own a huge number of “brands” and she says they don’t stand behind their products. At the end of her video, she notes that there are independent companies that are not affiliated with the Big Three brands. Oliver is at the top of her mentions of good products.

Happy Veterans Day! I spent the day surrounded by wonderful Veterans, and salute you all!

Looks beautiful!

I had a zerk that needed replacement last year. Luckily for me, an extremely helpful hardware store guy (way up in the mountains in Colorado last year) determined that I have (at least) TWO DIFFERENT zerk thread sizes: one was metric and one was not. He sold me some 'spares' of each of those, AND tools for the metric.

Beginning now! LOL

I don't have a 'shop' space or much in the way of equipment. Also, my TV came with a TPMS for the 4 tires (not the spare). I have some questions: - What's involved in the installation process? If a professional install is recommended, where does one go to have this done? - Are there any issues with adding a TPMS to a vehicle that already has one? - How much will an installation range in cost? Thanks to original poster, as this has been on my list of possible upgrades.

I didn't think about that, and didn't ask, but I did receive the senior discount.

Some of us were able to successfully reserve our sites for the October 2026 Rally, by calling in to the campground. We will arrive early (our check-in dates were 12 months out) and by calling to reserve, the staff accommodated our request. (256) 571-5440 is the number for campground reservations. I didn't mention the rally. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

Boudicca -- the name given to a beloved dog of mine, because she fiercely stood her ground as a small pup against a much larger dog of mine (he weighed 110 pounds). Boudicca (or Boadicea) was Queen of the Iceni, a Celtic tribe in eastern Britain. She led a major uprising against Roman rule around 60 AD -- this was after the Romans ignored the King's will, seized the lands of the Iceni, and enslaved the people; personally, Boudicca was flogged and her daughters were abused by the Romans, so she sought vengeance. She brought several tribes together, they numbered tens of thousands, and they waged war. Though they killed 70,000 to 80,000 Romans, Boudicca's army ultimately lost due to lack of training, tactics and the advantage of terrain. Though her name is Boudicca, I usually refer to her as "my Ollie".

I had to look this up — and seeing this product gave me an idea I might try… Has anyone tried using industrial grade velcro straps for securing these pipes?

Did you install them into the existing foam core board? If so, did you use epoxy on the outside of the brass?