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I thought the whole point of the propane box being outside was to keep the fumes out. I wouldn't penetrate the box.

I love my Luci Emrg lights. They are solar lights that are sort of an inflatable pillow. I have the frosted side ones. They have 3 LED lights, that can be on, flashing or red. I keep them on the dashboard while driving, but make sure they are not inflated. As the air in them heats up, it might...

A rubber snake!!! Now that's a new one. But if it works...

Gettin' a new one, huh? I hope you designed it just that way you wanted. Ah, Waiting is such sweet agony. Not surprised at all by ATC's response. They are some great guys.

Can you post the timing when you figure it out? That sounds like one of those "bucket list" kinds of things.

Not sure if this fits the Advocacy & Stewardship forum or not, but thought some might be interested in this news. http://journal.burningman.org/2016/06/news/official-announcements/we-bought-fly-ranch/

Last night I had several times where it refused to load. Diagnostics said it was fine at my end but not at theirs. But it came back after a few minutes so I didn't worry about it. But they may be having issues.

My husband just completed this mod for me with this part: http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-12V-40V-400w-MAX-PWM-controller-DC-Motor-Speed-Control-Switch-/221521117486? It is bigger than the one in the original post which led to some interesting finegaling to get it to fit. But it finally did fit...

I knew you would be going somewhere interesting. Thanks for taking us along.

I know what you are talking about, and I don't know of a fix. I will tell you that you get used to it and it is no big deal after a while.

Well done Linda. Since I am the original poster I will say that I swapped out the brand new Lodge pre-seasoned skillet in the Bobcat with an antique Griswold I found at a yard sale. No more problems. The Lodge had the pebbly texture which I thought would be better, but as the above article...

I saw this on CheapRVLiving forum and cracked up. This seems like a little too much weight added to the back. http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/attachment.php?aid=8083 Thank you to all you WTWer's for giving me so much "communal wisdom" to rely on. You are the best.

Found on CheapRVLiving forum

I have always gotten answers from atc@allterraincampers.com

I have a Bobcat shell and was using the top of the couch which wobbled. So this "turtle step" works perfectly for me. https://flic.kr/p/yow2Sx]

Not a Dodge, but I had them pull the camera out of the tailgate and mounted it on the bumper. I really wouldn't compromise on interior space just to save a back-up camera. Yes, they are handy, but a Raven is pretty small.

Love it. Very creative. Doesn't work for me, but I still love seeing what people do.

108 is still only open to Kennedy Meadows. Chomping at the bit.

I'm sure Takesiteasy will get back to you, but here is his webpage about the awning. Awesome job. http://travelswithrockythedog.blogspot.com/2013/06/new-awning.html

Untitled by Sierra Shadow2009, on Flickr I found this in an antiques shop. Hatchet, hammer, pliers, wire strippers, flat head and wrench all in one. The ax is sharp and it is good solid metal that will last a ling time. Not something easily found, but I feel like I scored.

I use an ironing board. Simple, cheap and light. Death Valley 2016 by Sierra Shadow2009, on Flickr

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I had heard they were opening the lower section but evidently not. http://www.monolake.org/today/2016/04/28/update-tioga-pass-lower-gate-not-opening-friday-at-noon/

Make sure the door is open when you try to lift or lower the top. The air has to be able to move. Many people have horror stories about bending things that shouldn't be bent. I felt mine before I forced it.