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I have plenty of room inside the truck. My next idea is to build a murphy bed that folds up against the front of the camper during the day and then I can build storage shelving along the front wall. Still tossing ideas around inside my head.

Early on in this thread, someone asked about TravelLite. I have one. bought it new. Six months later all the issues including replacing the fridge are done. Right now it is winterized and waiting on warmer weather. This is the FK model. Hot water, stove, fridge (no freezer). I installed a...

He posted a little while ago - scadden wash

I watched his videos from time to time. I heard yesterday he had passed. Always sad to lose a member of the online community. RIP Camo Dave,

I'm keeping my truck until they come out with an anti-grav hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.

I don't think Bob moves much, he's always sitting in front of those mountains. It's pretty until it gets cold :)

it is very weird. I scoured every dealership in a 30-mile radius for a 2500. One showed up and I was at the dealership before they opened. I traded a year old F150 for a chevy 2500 even-steven. They gave me more for the F150 than I paid for it a year earlier. while I was buying this truck...

Just yesterday the dealership I bought my Rv from complained about how much warranty work he was having to do because what was coming from the factory is total crap. Personally, I knew that buying a unit (brand new I might add) was just a starter kit. I've had it for about three months so far...

My first thought was doctors without borders. That would entail travel, doing something for humanity, and no worries about legal stuff. Except for advanced first aid, advice, and referrals, I don't know what else you could do without a mobile clinic. simple things like lab work, xrays would...

copied from a google search: Do TPMS require special valve stems? No, you do not need special valve stems, but you do need commonly available metal valve stems. The added weight of the sensor on a rubber valve stem could cause problems that will be avoided by using metal valve stems.

yep, saw the news story on ABC this morning over coffee.

"What knot do you use to tie two separate lines together?" sheepbend but I rarely use it.

"What knot do you use to tie two separate lines together?" I don't know the name of the knot. I learned it when tieing up cattle and horses. They couldn't get loose but one yank and the knot came undone. It wasn't two separate lines, just something attached to a halter or bridle. it's...

half hitch, truckers hitch, bowline, and one I don't know the name of that gets tighter the more load you put on it but one yank of the bitter end and it falls off.

KO4KCZ For anyone thinking about studying for a license, I would highly recommend study guides 'All ham and no spam, the easy way' by Craig "Buck" K4IA. Aside from concentrating on just the correct answers, he does a marvelous job of explaining complicated subjects. I used his study guides...

I wonder how flex seal would hold up on an RV roof. My truck camper has the TPO roof and I have given it a passing thought to coat it with flex seal in a couple of years when it's time to replace the TPO.

"Wow. Didn't know there was such an animal" Taurus has the Judge, Shoots either .410 or .45. I've seen them at the range.

I had a cashier give me too much back. I tried three times to explain the proper way to count back change. she looked at me like I was speaking Klingon. After the 3rd attempt, I just kept the extra dollar.

I say some gorilla glue, little duct tape and flex seal should be good to go ... :)

I was a celebrity in my own mind long before youtube. I knew I had made it to the big time when I got my first drunk commenter. I think the people on youtube are just like people everywhere. You will find all kinds. Some people tend to take this online stuff way too seriously. Then again...