fireball
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Read the manual? What kind of advice is that?!?!?!
fireball said:Read the manual? What kind of advice is that?!?!?!
fireball said:Read the manual? What kind of advice is that?!?!?!
With a small glass, some ice and a little Pyrat Rum..all things begin to gelWallowa said:FWC publishes and posts on-line a comprehensive set of owner instructions/manuals on using their campers. Plus each appliance has an owners manual that FWC posts; or, you can go to the manufacturers website for the manuals.
FWC manuals and instructions...online. I assumed you already knew this. Lots of "should knows and must knows" to avoid minor and serious screw ups.
Phil
Chris - you are right, this probably is a bit over the top! We are certainly not planning for survival, this is a trip along or near major towns and highways and at any point in time I doubt we'll be more than a few miles away from a Target or Wal-mart or any other store that would serve our needs. We will be away from the convenience of two day free shipping on Amazon prime, so that is roughing it a bit?Yukon said:Hey, I don't mean to be negative at all, and certainly not condescending since I do not consider myself Mr. Camper. Somehow this all seems a bit of an over-the-top dialog, especially for a person who was tent camping for a long period of time and is going on a mere 4-day trip. What in the world could go wrong other than a few minor inconveniences that are all part of the 'adventure" of getting out there in your new camper. For heaven's sake, as compared to tent camping, you are moving UP in terms of planning for survival.
Go for it. Risk the adventure. Don't think for a moment you have all bases covered because there are suprises around all corners.
I.E....have fun with the ADVENTURE of the unkown.
Chris