Recent content by farmerjosh0012

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Yes, it heats really well. I stayed in it for a month during last years sugar beet harvest in Michigan. found out the hard way that you should keep a little water on the stove boiling so it doesn't get so dry. I had chapped lips for a week. lol

I posted a video with more details on the wood stove just for you, I plan on writing you an email soon. I've been really busy with physical therapy and projects before winter sets in im sure you can understand.

Well, I've been accused of that before. LOL  :D

I,ll be traveling to the northwest this spring and I'm documenting the trip on https://www.tiktok.com/@joshuafarmerfreedom

I just found out if you have a 20 inch 2x6 with a diagonal cut in one end of the board you can wedge it between, where each dually tire meets, and drive up it. This will lift the outside tire so you can slap a tire chain on it, back off the 2x6 and repeat for the other side, Of course only the...

That is insane and yes we barely have hills where I'm from, lol. unless your near the great lakes shoreline, In which I'm only a hundred miles from right now. or in what they call the U.P around here. people just put there vehicles away and use snow mobiles and that's legal on the roads around...

so im no stranger to snowy driving conditions being from michigan. and were not allowed studded tires or chains around here cause the weather alone already does so much damage to the roads. but yes i will be getting the chains and doing some practice installs before i leave. i guess whats most...

thank you everyone for your response, I found some good chains on chains r us website for just for over 200 bucks. ill be leaving michigan and headed for the north west in the spring. if i can avoid elevations over 4000 ft i think ill be okay but im still thinking i wanna have them just in case...

I have power while im not plugged into shore  and i was able to find some one on here to help me thankyou.

Anyone here ever have to use these to get over a mountain pass? I have a trip where I will be going on a 2500 mile journey in my class c. I will be leaving in the coming spring for a potentially long term workamping assignment.

i do own a multi meter, power only too furnace wires when plugged in on shore. this is because when i un plugged cabin battery i forgot which wires where for cabin ligthts water pump etc, i can send detailed photos of remaining wires and amps for each wire only if they are getting power while...

since it was removed 2 years ago for fear fire, due to being installed originally over shag carpet I haven't had power, when not on shore power. I just placed wire nuts over the existing wire and taped them too for safety lol, im no electrician barely know the basics.

happy i was able to answer any of his questions and he was helpful to me on here as well seems like he was fast too help some one on here im sure his presence will be missed.

im 35 years old, newly single, I don't drink and i've been sober over 2 years and just ended a year long relationship. because this one wasn't ready for a sober lifestyle. I busted a hip at work 2 months ago and i should return too work soon, in about a month. i hoped to have my rig finished...