Born Free Leap'n Lions RV Club Info & Discussion Forum

Trish, First of all it is great to have you back on the chat room, Sue and I were starting to worry about you. On the chalking, I called The chalking manufacturer and was told that after you get off as much as you can, turpentine will cut the remaining silicone and you can clean it off. It does work...

Bob Ref: your "can anyone top this?" Yes me. I have an antique (1910) boat that I finished restoring in 1990 at which time I installed a new maintenance free, deep cycle, 12 volt battery. It is still working fine 19 years later. I would not beleive it, if I didn't personally know it to be ...

John
Bring good roads with you, because you won't find them in PA. George B

Hi Bob, We have used a runner carpet for many years and it does not move. At the kitchen end I use a metal carpet strip where the carpet mets the linoleum. I screw the stip into the plywood floor. On the other end I fit and run the carpet all the way forward, remove the dog house, tuck the carpet un...

Note: from now on the entire Driving Miss Daisy announcement will be on the subject line. there will be no message in the message body. This should save you a step. George B

Chapter 3 has been posted George B

Sept. Rally at PEI ----- Due to popular demand for this rally, the Keighleys have made special arrangements to increase the number of coaches that can attend. So get your reservations into Gary & Hope, before once again, it is full. Other rallies-----There are several other rallies and caravans ...

Chapter #2 of Driving Miss Daisy has been posted. Enjoy! George B

HOWARD
AS FAR AS i KNOW YOU HAVE TO CHECK THE FREQUENCIES AS YOU MOVE ALONG. bUT IT ONLY TAKES A SECOND, THERE ARE ONLY 7-8 FREQUENCIES FOR THE ENTIRE COUNTRY. GEORGE B

Brent
I use moth balls under the hood, replace them every year. Never had a problem. good luck. George B

Larry, I have a maxair over my manual fantastic vent and it works very well. You will notice that the fantastic vent cover will not open all the way (but almost) but it does not create a problem. HOWEVER if you have the automatic version you will need to run it on manual to prevent motor damage when...

Wendy, Lets not spend any money here until we have made a quick check. Remove the thermostat from the wall. With the furnace running remove one of the wires on the back, either one is fine, don't worry about getting a shock this is a low voltage circut. Once the wire is removed, the furnace should s...