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Contacting Campinn is a good course of action. My original 2013 charge burned out and they had a replacement. It took about two hours to replace. Apparently, a bad charger will damage the battery.

Under average conditions, you get about ⅓ of the rated output from solar. Just what I’ve come to believe.

Heater too!

Some of us use two cords 10-12 ft long. Use one if close to the power outlet, two if further away. The CI power inlet is generally on the far side from the power pedestal. Also, get an outlet adapter in case the pedestal doesn’t have a standard 15/20 amp plug.

For my TV, I found that using the upper sets of plate mounting holes gave me a better lift range.

If I don’t have neighbors I’ll use a small impact driver. With neighbors I’ll run the jack down by hand. For jacking the wheel off the ground I keep an 18” rachet.

I used the area under the AC.

Rotopax has a good system for carrying fuel. You can mount a plate on a cargo basket. Pricey though.

The Garmin 750i has two way satellite capability with on demand weather. You won’t get an alert but you can get a weather prediction. You can also purchase a lightening degector which will give you a thunderstorm alert, distance, and estimated time of arrival.

Tent- Hilleberg (most can be set up dry in the rain) Stove- MSR Multifuel (works in the cold) Bag- Marmot(seem to be accurate on temperature range) Shoes- personal choice (try on with the weight of socks you will always wear, replace every 3-5 years regardless of tread wear) Water- UV plus...

In the Blackwater State Forest you will find Krull Lake (no pets due to swimming in the pond), Bear Lake, and Hurricane Lake. All are excellent campgrounds. Big Lagoon west of Pensacola is highly rated along with Blackwater State Park in Santa Rosa County. Campgrounds connected to the armed...

My 2013 just has sheet metal screws holding the bracket/light on. The ½ inch hole merely lets the wires in. (I’ve taken the assembly off several times). The rounded aluminium creates a trap for something dropped in this area. A fiber optic viewer and a flexible grabber is the only thing I can...

It looks like tar from the road. I use a little naphtha to remove it, then rewax.

I have been scanning family photos and came across these two. Probably 1952, I don't know where. The lady is my mother and the two boys are my older brothers. The younger one is two years older than I.

Contrary to good driving etiquette, I have used the left lane on washboard Interstates. When I see bounces of over a foot I move over. Slowing down doesn’t seem to help.

The links in the older posts aren’t working, for me. You might try Stabilizer Accessories – Ultra-Fab Products Also, looking at the construction/attachment of the nut it seems that using a power driver (drill or impact) might contribute to damage to the cotter pin. Thoughts?