Recent content by Tinman74

My Guitar stays at home. I travel with my Harmonica. No problem, just put it in my pocket, but I do understand your problem and sympathies with you.

We used a pump up weed sprayer with a spray head made from the small thumb controlled sink sprayer used to rinse dishes on some of the older home sinks. I would imagine they can still be had. Worked well and did not use excessive water. We put cold water in the sprayer and added hot water to suit.

I have been following Bob's You tube adventures off and on for many years also but just got back on the forum after quite a long hiatus. Was very surprised that name had changed but pleased that the format remains pretty much the same. Enjoy your mini van travels. I travel in a 1999 Road Trek...

My old stick and brick was so out of level I could only eat a half bowl of soup at a time. Now that is out of level !!!! If RV/Van is comfortable to walk around in or sleep in it should be OK for the fridge.

I just read a post about a storm in the South East. That sure covers a lot of area. I have friends currently in the outer banks. Should I be concerned? I don't think saying what State or States are effected would give too much information away to anybody's stalkers !!

I am in Pa and would be interested depending, where and when. Bob

ColoRockie Hi to northern Va. from South West-central Pa. We have spent a lot of time in Va., beautiful state and considerably warmer then Pa ,although Pa. is also a beautiful state after the snow melts and the mountains all turn to green again. Bob

Drivin_and_Vibin Never saw a Fiber Stream but I like it, nice rig. Bob

Lotsahorses My brother raced a 38 chevy coupe back in the late 50s and he ran a 270 Jimmy engine. The racing association had a 300 CI limit so he couldn't run the 302. The 270 was a real power house. Good luck with your restorations. Bob

ATrucker2 They could also take that as, Hmm, no change, he must have all 20s and 50s. :D :D

ggirl003 I had read or heard to never burn charcoal indoors. I do not know what the specific reason, maybe some one may be more informed on the subject. Bob

When we had a truck camper we would warm it up at night with the stove, turn it off and set a kettle with water in it back on the stove. When I woke in the morning I would climb down, use the john and light the stove and climb back up in the bunk. By the time the kettle whistled it was so hot in...

Hepcat, A lot of what you mentioned did not apply to the Roadtrek in the OP's question. I have a RT versatile. I do not entertain company but the extra seats allow us to sit in comfort and enjoy a meal or snack while in travel mode without tuning the front seats around. Also they allow us the...

Far Out, Really like the total access to the electrical system by simply removing the drawers. Great Idea. Job well done. Bob

djkeev "I was discouraged to find that there are Many Class B snobs out there!" HEY, I resemble that remark! I am one of those "B" owners, albeit a 99 Roadtrek with 95000 miles on it and I know exactly what you mean about the snob factor. I belong to a "B" forum and I usually look...