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Finally some photos
Published (2009-12-03 17:36:00)
QUOTE (Ed Harris @ Dec 2 2009, 07:12 PM) Amy I thought y first Trill was the only rig with that color inside!?! Boler had quite a few "fun" interior colors in the '70's I've seen light yellow, deep yellow (gold like corn), olive green (lower parts only), and orange-orange. But, I agree, I haven't seen the pumpkin/squash orange (which is kind of a goldish orange) like the...
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Finally some photos
Published (2009-12-03 18:10:00)
Mine is more of a yellowish orange than the orange-orange. Sort of a cross between the squash and orange. I love it.
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Popular topic link collection as...
Published (2009-12-03 19:25:00)
QUOTE (Donna D. @ Dec 2 2009, 07:00 PM) We'd rather encourage discussion rather than squash it, right? Absolutely!! The links help people add to threads that already are on-topic. For those links where the info was a post or two in a thread on a different topic, it encourages people to cite those posts as appropriate.
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Pacific Northwest Winterizing
Published (2009-11-29 21:48:00)
Penny, I used an air-carry tank, opened the valves for my hot water lines, slowly open the valve on the carry tank slowly and blew them out with one tank of air, closed the hot water valves, refilled the air carry tank, opened the cold water valves, and blew them out the same way. When all is said and done I leave all the valves wide open. Water pumps all have to be able to run dry now and then, so running yours dry for a minute or so will...
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Finally some photos
Published (2009-12-03 17:13:00)
Hi: Amy... Raya et al... Well I'm out of the running on this thread as those dinette windows are definately different to our former '77 Boler's. Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie This post has been edited by Alf S. : Yesterday, 05:14 PM
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Pacific Northwest Winterizing
Published (2009-11-29 17:37:00)
QUOTE (Raya L. @ Nov 29 2009, 05:30 PM) The "pink stuff" I've used has all come in gallon jugs and already been at its -50 concentration. I guess I never thought to dilute it (I think they mean for you to use it as-is). Raya I think so. But I think you could cut it 50/50 in the PNW. I noticed when I put mine in, it was sort of thick like Jello. Any guarantee would probably only be for the price of the...
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Horse Power from Horses??????
Published (2009-11-27 19:05:00)
If you google "caravans" you can see sites for gypsy wagon rentals in Ireland. Perhaps pick up something useful.
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Origins of Fiberstream?
Published (2009-11-30 06:33:00)
Mother always told me: NEVER assume anything. Thank you Fred and friends for the education. kuklagroup.gif ( 114.88K ) Number of downloads: 6
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Pacific Northwest Winterizing
Published (2009-11-29 19:27:00)
Roger your funnel idea is how we get water into our trailer! I 'invented' a T funnel on a trip where we had to pour water in - and it worked so well we have used it many times. I acutally took a second bottle and inserted it into the hole cut in the side of the first so there is a nice tall pour spout to pour into - the "T" funnel! Mike says I should 'patent' it! Penney
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Will a Scamp 13' fit...
Published (2009-12-01 20:19:00)
Well Parker, I sincerely hope to be 'out there' with you soon, too, and already have a February trip to Tucson planned. IF I can get the lil egg road worthy, that is... I'm delighted to hear you've at least visited the beautiful southern area of Idaho. However, and I freely admit I am biased, the truly breathtaking parts are way up here in the north, in the panhandle. If I had to pick just one single thing, magnificent...
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Latest active threads on Care and Feeding of Molded Fiberglass Trailers::
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-03 20:04:00)
by Chester Taje
I know there are a few people here who use these machines. Hopefully they will chime in.
Started 5 days, 15 hours ago (2009-11-30 08:00:00)
by bbuehler
My good trailer buddy, in Florida, asked me to post this. It's for others that might've been dissatisfied with the caps which SCAMP currently sells. He said he was very disappointed with the product that Scamp sells and thought this might be an alternative option. I wonder if anyone bought from this place and tried them out. Let us know if you have...the good, the bad or the ugly! http...
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-17 08:15:00)
by Frederick L. Sim...
QUOTE (http://www.edgestar.com/products/fridgefreeze/fp4 30.asp) Forget about thermoelectric portable coolers - this portable refrigerator freezer features a full range digital thermostat that is adjustable from -8°F to 50°F and it will hold a stable temperature under most conditions. Plus, the insulated metal walls will keep your food cold for hours, even without electricity! When ...
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-03 09:27:00)
by Dean & Mary
Started 2 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-03 14:23:00)
by Amy M
Here's some more.
bunk_small.jpg ( 80.75K )
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counter_small.jpg ( 82.45K )
Number of downloads: 51
dinette_small.jpg ( 100.43K )
Number of downloads: 47
fans_small.jpg ( 89.41K )
Number of downloads: 55
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-17 21:10:00)
by Chester Taje
As far as #2 is I beleive you would be welcome with what ever Moulded Fiberglass Trailer you get. How you pull it is your concern. It would be great to see.
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-01 18:17:00)
by Parker Buckley
QUOTE (Robby Bricker @ Dec 1 2009, 08:59 PM) Somebody please HELP by answering! I may need to do extensive fiberglass repair on a Scamp (which I haven't purchased yet), and living in the cold Idaho panhandle, it would have to be done in a heated area. I'm pretty sure a typical garage door is 8 feet in height. Would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who knows if a Scamp will ...
Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-19 09:11:00)
by Leland, LeBaron
I am newbie to the forum and would appreciate your wise opinion and suggestions on my decision to buy a Scamp for modification. I want to buy a trailer but I am a nervous! This is my situation: I am deployed to Iraq and my wife is unemployed for next three months. Not only do I need to keep her busy with a project at home but we want to go on a road trip and possible fulltime for a ...
Started 1 year, 4 months ago (2008-07-22 06:38:00)
by Donna D.
Pamela - FYI, I think Frederick is going to post all the information from the weigh-in, in generic form, when he gets back home. He mentioned something about posting later in the week.
Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2009-11-30 10:17:00)
by Raya L.
Hi Amy, If you have the "usual" small jalousie windows over the stove and in the door, then yes, I believe those two gaskets are the ones you want. This photo shows a typical (Hehr brand, I believe) door window. You can see the backframe gasket. It slips on before the window is re-installed, and takes the place of any sealant (so, no butyl needed on these windows, although possibly you ...
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Hot threads for last week on Care and Feeding of Molded Fiberglass Trailers::
Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2009-11-30 10:17:00)
by Raya L.
Hi Amy, If you have the "usual" small jalousie windows over the stove and in the door, then yes, I believe those two gaskets are the ones you want. This photo shows a typical (Hehr brand, I believe) door window. You can see the backframe gasket. It slips on before the window is re-installed, and takes the place of any sealant (so, no butyl needed on these windows, although possibly you ...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-25 20:53:00)
by Joe Z
QUOTE (Amy M @ Nov 25 2009, 11:15 PM) The new trailer has a good battery, 12v lighting and 3-way fridge but no AC wiring or converter. I am thinking that we should be able to live without an AC system, but I wonder if I'm missing something. You can get by without ac power but there will be no air conditioning or microwave We would change the 12v lightbulbs to LED to minimize ...
Started 6 days, 8 hours ago (2009-11-29 15:40:00)
by Dave Fish
Mike & Penny We are not far from you. Our weather may be a little more temperate because of the Olympics but we still do prepare. I have fixed a lot of plumbing on previous RVs because I did not prepare early enough or at all. With the Casita, I am trying to take the best care possible. Last winter I emptied the hot water tank, then blew out the lines. I did not turn the hot water tank ...
Started 2 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-03 14:23:00)
by Amy M
Here's some more.
bunk_small.jpg ( 80.75K )
Number of downloads: 44
counter_small.jpg ( 82.45K )
Number of downloads: 51
dinette_small.jpg ( 100.43K )
Number of downloads: 47
fans_small.jpg ( 89.41K )
Number of downloads: 55
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-03 09:27:00)
by Dean & Mary
Started 2 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-03 20:04:00)
by Chester Taje
I know there are a few people here who use these machines. Hopefully they will chime in.
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-01 18:17:00)
by Parker Buckley
QUOTE (Robby Bricker @ Dec 1 2009, 08:59 PM) Somebody please HELP by answering! I may need to do extensive fiberglass repair on a Scamp (which I haven't purchased yet), and living in the cold Idaho panhandle, it would have to be done in a heated area. I'm pretty sure a typical garage door is 8 feet in height. Would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who knows if a Scamp will ...
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-29 18:09:00)
by Raya L.
Here is a link to an older post that has some good information on Fiber Streams (posted by Frederick, in fact ). The meat of it starts at around post #23. http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/index.ph...18077 &st=15 I don't think they were connected with Airstream, but I don't now that for sure.
Started 5 days, 15 hours ago (2009-11-30 08:00:00)
by bbuehler
My good trailer buddy, in Florida, asked me to post this. It's for others that might've been dissatisfied with the caps which SCAMP currently sells. He said he was very disappointed with the product that Scamp sells and thought this might be an alternative option. I wonder if anyone bought from this place and tried them out. Let us know if you have...the good, the bad or the ugly! http...
Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-14 08:10:00)
by Donna D.
I find I use my hot water heater a lot. Makes washing dishes and my face fast and easy. I don't have the figure on weight of these items, but I never tow the trailer with water on board. The hot water heater is empty and gets filled at the destination. Water weighs 8.35 lb per gallon. If you have a six gallon hot water heater filled, that alone is right at 50 lbs. Add that to whatever you ...
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