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Nice collection of Rigs, thanks for the post, G

Thanks Bob, you have some nice inventory, Gene

What i am looking to find out is how everyone else with a fiberglass roof has the seams treated. My Rig is made by Silver Crown. Renegade, Haulmark, Showhauler, and all the rest, do they use fiberglass roofs, and if so, how are the seams treated? Gene.

One more thing to add, my Rig is sitting level but because of the caulk mess, drainage is not able to happen on one corner,so i hold water. I am not sure but if think if i lower the cake batter (caulk) the roof may drain better, Gene

Went up on the roof this past weekend, when i first picked up the Rig i noticed some pretty sloppy looking GOOOP spread all over the seam areas of the roof. The roof is fiberglass and in general pretty neat and sound in appearance but this weekend after seeing those seams again, i cant help...

Thanks Janet, G

Short version-----Live on Long Island NY---Rig in Rhinebeck NY, hopefully Rig will never see Long island. Called a RV place in Rhinebeck, asked them about Inspection, they said, "if you live on Long Island, your Rig must be inspected there" I always thought a NY State inspection, covered the...

Just linked TC.Net to my blog (BOB), we have to keep getting the word out, TC,s Rule, and this site #1 on the Web, Gene http://outahere.viviti.com/

Bob, lets hook up when you are in town, i will be adding TC to my favorites on my Blog, work in progress, G

New Blog i just put together, check it out when you get a chance, i am going to do some interesting stuff with it in the future, stay tuned, thanks Gene http://outahere.viviti.com/ http://outahere.viviti.com/

Geo, Heal well, i have a few new Knees on my list of things to do. Let the girls (Whoever they are) Take good care of you, G

Here is the Link http://www.big-rigs-rv.com/

Bob, its not an online site but i did purchase, online (BIG RIGS BEST BETS) its a really helpful book with good info on campgrounds that can handle our rigs, even recommends specific sites, Gene

came across this, Gene http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/rvs/1749054895.html

Wow thats interesting, i checked out there website, never heard of them before this, i will keep them in mind for the future, thanks Gene

COOOOOL, G

I read in a thread about draining air tanks down, but the thread was not specific. What should i be looking for in my rig. My seats are air, my brakes, and the rear end raises and lowers. Where typically are the tanks located? should they be drained occasionally? ON my compressors for work...

Crash, welcome, i like it, is it 13ft 11 in height? keep us posted, that is one creative challenge, Gene

By foam bagging do you mean expansive iceynene spray foam? If it is a hollow cavity, iceynene would work well, G

23 Hours from my site in Rhinebeck, how about a northeast T/C Rally? Even if it is small lets get together, Gene

Nice, thanks for the photos, G

10 speed Fuller Eaton auto with paddle on the column, G

What do you guys think a good maintenance schedule would be? i am trying to find a simplified schedule that i can follow, OIL/FILTERS/Lube/ Tranny service etc...any links or rough guidelines would be appreciated, Gene.

How are they in general, i am scoping out places around my seasonal site, there is a TCA about 45 minutes away, any experience with service depts, facilities etc...? G