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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Udo
I think you may mean $1.5K, huh
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That would cover the tax and license....maybe.
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woody with a view
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anyways..... i love it. yer just gonna have to wait until oct for pics when we go to BA for the big fish and keep our fingers crossed for a hurricane
swell.......
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Woody!! So glad you got a TT. That's all I used and we went everywhere in that thing! OK, you didn't ask for it, but here are a few tips - you
probably know them already.
1. The axle is probably mounted on top of the springs. Flip it over and mount the springs on top of the axle. That will give you some good clearance
right off the bat.
2. Spare tires are ridiculously hard to find at our average llantera - you will need your spare, and bring 2 more tires just in case.
3. Never fill the water tank (if oyu have one). A long trip on a dirt road will tear it off it's mounts and you'll end up with a crushing ball loose
in your trailer. Same goes for septic - drain it before you leave.
4. To the extent you can, replace all screws with bolts and locking nuts. For the ones you can't, bring extras 'cuz they have a way of coming loose on
the road.
5. Bring an extra set of axle bearings and axle grease. It's very possible to bend the axle on a rough road, which then increases the heat on the
spindle and bends it, then disintegrates.
6. Bring plywood pieces, say 3'Wx5'L. It will help if you have to drag the trailer in sand or mud, and you can prop it up on the wind side of the
trailer to keep the wind from rushing under the tent.
7. Get some good quality foam and use it to plug every entry point to the trailer - the electric plug, the water plug, any drains, the heater ducts -
this is to prevent the damn moon dust from getting in while driving. There's nothing worse than pulling a pot out of the drawer and having a few
tablespoons of the finest dust just float in the air in front of you!
I have a gazzilion other things that go with a gazzilion stories, but this should be enough to get you started on your own stories!
Whoa there, Cowboy - pull back on those reins!
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Sunman
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Quote: | Originally posted by The Sculpin
4. To the extent you can, replace all screws with bolts and locking nuts. For the ones you can't, bring extras 'cuz they have a way of coming loose on
the road.
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...Or for hex head wood screws typically found in joints with "L" brackets and in cabinetry, take a few out before hand now and buy a box with over
sized thread, that way when they rattle out the larger size will bite better when you replace them. You probably will never need to do it again.
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woody with a view
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thanks for the ideas! i have two mounted spares and an extra tire. the axle trick sounds good and the screws and dust control (is that possible?) and
the 5 gal water tank goes in the truck.....
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Keri
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Hi Woody, Found this here in Punta Banda newsletter,k We have a 1989 Jayco popup tent trailer for sale, good condition, $1750.00 or best offer. Phone
154-3175 or email us to view.... Sonya & Mac ( Sorry didn't see you already found it. maybe someone else would like this,k
[Edited on 8-6-2010 by Keri]
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woody with a view
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thanks Keri.
i'm installing 2' square carpet "tiles" that are left over from my current Multi- Battallion HQ buildings in 29 Palms. they look really good going in
"basket weave style" over the 1988 era vinyl floor.....
[Edited on 8-7-2010 by woody with a view]
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Keri
Hi Woody, Found this here in Punta Banda newsletter,k We have a 1989 Jayco popup tent trailer for sale, good condition, $1750.00 or best offer. Phone
154-3175 or email us to view.... Sonya & Mac ( Sorry didn't see you already found it. maybe someone else would like this,k
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It was taken off the market.
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Sallysouth
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When I login to BN I have an old post(really old)show from todays posts.I think I need some help here.Can't seem to get rid of it.Have gone to my
control page , etc.Thanks in advance and Feliz Cumpleanos to all!
Happiness is just a Baja memory away...
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Quote: | Originally posted by Sallysouth
When I login to BN I have an old post(really old)show from todays posts.I think I need some help here.Can't seem to get rid of it.Have gone to my
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woody with a view
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i'm flattered. of all of the old posts you chose mine?

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Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
i'm flattered. of all of the old posts you chose mine?

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Maybe she wants some left-over duck??
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Sallysouth
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I click on Bajanomad and am sent straight to this post.I scroll to the bottom and click on arrows to continue with todays posts and then get the
list.It's probably pretty simple but I have yet top figure it out.And yes, I would love some LO duck, thank you!
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woody with a view
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there wasn't even a wing left over.....
i gotta go upscale goose next year!
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