Campers
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Took Frita up to Stub Stewart to see how all 3 do on the ride. The drive was awesome. Indy has her bed between us up front while the other 2 hang out on the bed. Parking was not an issue.
It's a Hyundai. Says it right there on the trunk. You blind son?Is this a vw?
Nope. The rig's wonderfully anonymous.You should drive her to CHAZ to get some creative body paint.
Did some repairs and upgrades. Range Vent Flap died. installed a new one. Replaced the keyed entry door lock with a keyless system at the insistence of the wife'
I'm not old like y'all
Yeah but we were able to have sex with multiple partners without worrying that it was going to kill us, weed was cheap, and we had very few rules in the back country and no Permits were required to go camping or have a campfire.
swank....
Truth. We put off a camper purchase last spring in favor of other projects. Definitely regret it. Prices are up, selection is down.
I like it. It's not snapping together like it's supposed to, so I might end up gluing a few spots down. Looks legit.
My legs aren't that long.You missed an opportunity to drive her while sitting on the crapper.
No underlayment required?
They said 1/2" plywood would work. Guess we'll find out. My floor is pretty flat.
I think Frita is awesome! Thanks for sharing with us the Process... Very cool. Good Job.
I bought the parts. Fitted them on. Jacked the bitch up. And did the deed. Exhaust system Cat back replaced for $500. Very happy with the outcome...
Beer. ribs, eggs, bacon. more beer, OJ. Salsa and tortilla chips. Yup I can make it to Saturday afternoon
So, i just pulled into our campsite in Copper City, and our fresh water smells like death or sewage. First time this has happened. Any thoughts and/or tips?
Certainly we will try bleach first. Our water at home is generally amazing, can only think that what was in there previously got contaminated somehow...
Certainly we will try bleach first. Our water at home is generally amazing, can only think that what was in there previously got contaminated somehow...
drain, refill with bleach solution let sit. rinse repeat. always use an inline filter on the fill hose when filling your tank, even at home.
You got it, you can get bacterial overgrowth in the tank if the water is left too long. We had the same thing happen to our hot water tank; it smelled like sulphur and wretched buttholes in there.
A course of bleach should take care of it. Just make sure to flush things out well afterwards.
For this particular problem with the water heater, hydrogen peroxide and/or aluminum/zinc anode:
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I ended up with a zinc anode with a quick release drain valve. We didn't really use the hot water heater much, so that explain how things got nasty.
Spent 6 hours on the road, all campsites are closed and all dispersed spots were already taken. Drove 15+ miles down a sketchy dirt road to find a lot of nothing.
Indy got sick, but not too bad. 200 miles logged and the only issue was may radiator cap wasn't on and blew off going over the pass. My Keizer alarm started beeping hot and I looked at my temp gauge and I was 3/4 to hot, so I pulled over.
Cap was still in there, thank goodness. Put a gallon of water in and had no issues. I will flush and fill tomorrow.
Indy got sick, but not too bad. 200 miles logged and the only issue was may radiator cap wasn't on and blew off going over the pass. My Keizer alarm started beeping hot and I looked at my temp gauge and I was 3/4 to hot, so I pulled over.
Cap was still in there, thank goodness. Put a gallon of water in and had no issues. I will flush and fill tomorrow.