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Hey Vick, since Starlink can now be turned on and off monthly, it is more reasonable to think about the cost. shoot me the info you have if you can. And if you are coming heading back to CA through western MT give me a shout if you need place to stay and you could help install it!! Just...

well that takes the fun out of the propane guessing game!

yes, looking at the Whale, it appears that the bracket allows mounting in different positions. that would help for different configurations. I wonder how long the air inlet can be? Appears to be pretty short, so that might limit some areas for mounting. A bit bigger than the Propex, but not out...

Hi Ski: cannot get the photos uploaded here. let me know if someplace else works. I like the looks of the Whale Heat - that might be an interesting option. With your small camper, it might be overkill.

have had two Propex furnaces - first in ATC Ocelot and second in ATC Cougar. both pretty bombproof although the first did need a switch replaced at RV dealer for about $350.00 - that's when I found out they recommend starting the heater up monthly which I had not done over the winter. Have...

newer Cougar (two years old). Sealing the windows is a seemingly never ending battle. I have decided to take the window covers and USE them when in heavier rain to help out with that situation. Did seam seal inside and out, but with all the flexing not sure how long it actually is good for...

Heck we've been paying the gas prices in Baja for a month so most of the gas prices back home will seem cheap when we get back!

yep Aquaseal or similar should last years for a repair like this

no pics, but have been wearing shorts all day every day here in Baja for the last month. winter in name only

we bought a 84" Cougar shell that we built out. Two people and a 70# lab dog. for months long trips we like the 8' bed and full size of 84" gives us lot's of room. We have taken it on 4x4 roads in the states and Baja, but we do drive slowly and carefully but do not notice much that causes us...

Ahhh, heading for Baja on 93. Winter is over!!

Ah, monitors. Last fall whilst bird hunting in central MT. at exactly 2356 (11:56 PM) the propane alarm goes off. Oh boy. got the dog out of the camper and propane turned off. 45' later had the cabinets taken apart, all propane connections tightened (found the culprit) and everything back...

Have had the Go Treads for a few years. work very well as levelers and have used them on another persons rig in snow to get them out. worked fine for that. I did have concerns about the flexibility as opposed to the solid nature of the other boards but at least in this one instance in soft snow...

Hope the treatments are helping and he is getting stronger. Thanks for the pictures - lot's of places i have visitied either just driving around or a few were on wildfires there. Lot's of good country out there to see!

Not sure how the Lagun is designed but like on a table saw or other metal parts a good wood paste wax can make things slide smoothly

I used 1/2 plywood for a full pull out and it works fine

Another great trip and wonderful sketches. Nice having been to some of the places you sketched. Thanks!!

a good gentle cleaning. had a stereo that was years old. was crackling and bad sounds. took the cover and years of cat and dog fur and hair and dust. did a thorough gentle cleaning and it sounded great. Maybe that and loose wires will fix it/

-29 here in the Bitterroot Valley. some -40 in other places in MT this morning. finally getting some winter!

thanks. looked at the BB site and got me thinking. Should have left for Baja this week!

Hey Vic. the NWS issued a potential low of -34 to -38 for western MT valleys. and about three nights below zero before moderating. what thought on pulling a lithium battery with those temps?

Maybe i am behind the times, but saw some Rainx wipers at the shop last fall. Have used RainX on the windshield with good success but had not seen the wipers. Was skeptical but they were the same price as others so decided to try them. They actually work great. Have had them on a pitted...

Gaper: a touron who is immobilized by something in nature and sits/stands/wanders with mouth open and all sense of situational awareness gone

or Gapers. another form of touron.

We built out an ATC Cougar shell and made a side dinette with a table as part of the bench. But we rarely end up using the table and generally just have the bench in place so we have room for two humans and a 70# lab on the bench. works for us.