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  • #1762
    Ray
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    I use Dicor Self-Leveling Lap Sealant.

    Try to get as much of the old stuff off as you can then clean it real well with isopropyl alcohol. The Dicor will cover everything and self level. Good Stuff. The other option is Eternabond Tape, never tried it myself but heard it’s pretty good. – http://www.eternabond.com/RV-Leak-Repair-Products-s/22.htm

    #1765
    Rick
    Participant

    Nice I love these vintage rigs! I brother in-law had one of these ten years ago and we had a great time in it for 8 years, until a tree fall on it in a storm.

    #1767
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thank you Ray for the helpful hints. I’ll have to check to see what the low temp rating is to use either product. We are in a snowstorm at the moment, 25mph winds with higher gusts and growing.

    #1768
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello Rick,

    The biggest worry and the only one is a tree fall so it will have insurance, just in case. It it unbelievable clean but I sure need to swap out the fridge.

    #1769
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello Steve and Dianne,

    That is a lot of toys. I wouldn’t want your gas mileage for any of them. Sure looks like you both have lots of fun.

    #1827
    Marsha & Dewey
    Participant

    Went on a recent micro vacation and was able to get a pic of our new rig we will begin full-time rving in Feb 2015. We love our 2013 dodge diesel and our 2008 bighorn.


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    #1832
    Rick
    Participant

    Lookin good guys! And no SNOW THERE!!! Nice

    #1845
    Marsha & Dewey
    Participant

    It had just started to snow, but hadn’t started to stick. 2860′ elevation Ruth lake, ca …… We sure need it!

    #1870
    Dwight Mutschler
    Participant

    We have had many trailers but we were seasonal.  We bought this fun finder to short trips, We we are looking for a 5th wheel next to travel alot more.


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    #1872
    Dan Huhn
    Participant

    this is our rig 2012 Montana High Country. We pull it with a Chevy 2500 durmax


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    #1874
    Marsha & Dewey
    Participant

    We started with an older motorhome, but decided to buy the truck and 5er, as we could get newer for about the same amount of money, love it so far.

    #1875
    Marsha & Dewey
    Participant

    Looks great…. Don’t you just love a diesel!

    #1876
    Marsha & Dewey
    Participant

    Nice! We just love our diesel

    #1877
    Dan Huhn
    Participant

    We started out new on both, we had a truck camper before on my 1500, was just not enough room so we upgraded to a 5er and really love it.We went new because we didnt want anybody elses problem that may have come with used,not that used is bad. We just like new. You look like you have a nice setup too. We looked into buying a Heartland it was a tossup and we liked the floor plan we got with the High Country.

    #1892
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Our current weekend abode, a Jayco 28BHS. No tow vehicle yet, it’s on order awaiting delivery.

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