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I kept them on the line for 20 minutes the first time with my stupidity. They just couldn't understand why I couldn't find the key with the picture of windows on it (I'm using a Mac). Finally they got so frustrated they started cussing me out and suggesting what they were going to do to my...

I had the same problem with my Truckfridge. Installed a door lock I picked up at OSH.

I've been flat towing my Jeep since '75 without any problems or hassle from the CHP. My original tow vehicle was a Dodge van with drum brakes and that was sometimes dicey. The Dodge 2500 I'm using now has more than enough brakes but I still worry about the Jeep passing me during a panic stop...

You can test the LP sensor with a butane lighter (no flame).

I just popped the switch out of the panel and drilled the hole. There's nothing mechanical or electrical in that part of the switch.

This is how I solved the problem of accidentally turning on a switch.

Get an older Dodge CTD and you'll never notice any wind noise.

I've been flat towing my Jeep for years and haven't had that problem. Trying to back up will jack the Jeep wheels sideways but pulling forward straightens things out. I'm running about 6* positive caster and 1/4" toe in. I'm not sure what model Jeep you have but I'd check alignment and any...

This is what I've been using. It's mounted to the floor pack and not the rear wall and is lockable. I've made several for WTW members.

Doesn't Toyota provide a reverse gear in their trucks?

This is what I've been using. I have sleeves mounted in both my camper and Jeep so I can move the lock box to either vehicle as needed.

KFAT - the brown spot on the dial.

I don't have any experience with the Dometic toilet but I had a similar problem with my Thetford toilet. It turned out to be a tear in the pump bellows. I found a replacement bellows on the internet (not too expensive) and it was an easy repair.

My daughter made sure Santa had one under the tree for me. :)

I believe I sprayed the switch from both the top and bottom. You could just try spraying from the exterior to see if that works. I got my contact cleaner at Radio Shack years ago but you can also get it from Amazon or most electronics stores.

I had a problem with my rear porch light and it turned out to be a dirty switch. I got a spray can of contact cleaner from Radio Shack and it seems to have fixed the problem.

I got 15 years out of my original Optima red top in my Jeep with zero maintenance. It even sat on the garage floor for 2 years while I was rebuilding the Jeep. The second red top (made in Mexico) lasted 4 years.

Has anyone had any experience with AAA service or towing with their camper? I've always had their standard towing package assuming that the RV option was meant for the highway yacht type of vehicle. A friend who is an AAA towing contractor recently told me that any overhead camper is...

I have powered vents both front and rear. The one that gets the most use is the one over the bed. A little breeze on a hot still night makes for a better nights sleep.

I know a guy who owns a towing service and has equipped all his trucks with these micro starter boxes. I'm not sure of the brand he is using but he swears by them.

I've been there several times and it's a great place. Even the toilet has a hot water flush - nice on a cold morning. I heard they had a fire go through there in the last couple years. I hope it can recover to it's former beauty.

Just think how sparse this site would be without the plethora of threads on how to make a Toyota work with a camper.

On my TF130 installation the flange kit wasn't needed. Also if your camper has a converter save $100 and skip the 110v option.

I believe multiple panels can be used with an MPPT controller if they are similar voltage output. I run a 100w Renogy on the roof and a 100w Renogy flexible as a portable through a Morningstar MPPT controller with no problems. Both panels have an open circuit voltage in the 17v range.