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

The second website where these products are also available at somewhat reduced cost relative to the factory site is: http://www.scooterleather.com/winleatprot.html A) Turbo Cut W11044     - $18.95 per 32 oz supply B) Finish Cut W11049     - $18.95 per 32 oz supply C) Shine Master W11033 - $...

Jess & Bonnie:

Glad to hear you are doing well, and wish you the best as you continue your journey ~~ enjoy those days together, and good luck with that awning :>)

We replaced our Delta with a Winegard Batwing and are far happier ~~ Where did you locate the batwing on your RSB? Do you have pictures? Mike Near the same position as original antenna placement ~~ I will try to take and post a picture tomorrow ~~ the Batwing, when in the lowered position, sits inl...

How does this differ from the line units such as Camping World's surge guard? They seem to also protect from low voltage. I had two bad experienes with low voltage and since using one of these, no problems. The Frank's unit is somewhat like the Autoformer which Camping World sells, in that both uni...

We replaced our Delta with a Winegard Batwing and are far happier ~~

Mike: Opted to go with the Frank's Electronics booster (http://voltagebooster.com), as it offered greater boost than its competition, and also provides high & low voltage protection ~ the fact that it checks for polarity and ground faults are also nice features. The unit seems well constructed, ...

Leroy:

Thank you for your response ~~

There is certainly no dearth of information regarding the unit, and all of the various pads, attachments, etc…. What I was hoping to find, however, was another BF owner who has had specific experience in using the unit on their coach.

We are considering the purchase of one of these units to aide in the maintenance of our 2002 RSB’s appearance. Has anyone used same on their BF coach before, and, if so, which of the numerous types of available pads were used, with what level of success? Our coach has only minor chalking on the to...

Sam: What was your initial impression of the ride?

Mike: Well reasoned response, and basically what our thought process has been. In our recent travels, however, we have found ourselves using a 100 foot, 30 amp cord, plugged into a 15 amp receptacle, when visiting relatives in hot climates ~~ this coupled with our continuous need for AC (two coach c...

We have been considering the purchase of one of these units for years, but always have been a bit put off by their price ~~ has anyone used one with their coach and, if so, have any comments one way or the other.

JD: As usual, Bill has given excellent advice ~~ another issue to consider when choosing the braking system, is what the specific requirements of your toad are, vis-à-vis, the towing process. In our case, (towing a Suzuki X90 4WD), we are required to start and run its engine, with the clutch depres...

Mike:

We found a locking cap at Kragen Auto Parts, and one or two small padlocks on the battery slide tray offer some amount of theft deterrent.

George & Mike:

Thank you both for the advice, it is what I was hoping to avoid, although I somehow knew it is where I would end up. Anyway, a-searching I will go, to see what I can find ~~ Thanx again for the thoughts.

JD: Good for you, and each project, taken by itself, and followed carefully to its completion, is not all that difficult, and you will learn from the process. I am unaware of a rating system on various braking units ~~ perhaps someone else on this list is ~~ our choice in braking systems was, to a l...