Pat & Pete

Maybe send Adobe a little note asking ...

Now what ???

Our Monaco is definitely a motor home . A gaser , but none the less . In case you didn't notice , I did say : Oil is oil . The amount may vary , but ...

30 was last year . I just did an oil change and spent 35 buck just for the 7 quarts of oil . I run synthetic blend these days . And , we drove an XJ ( Cherokee ) for 6+ years . I recall it took about 6.5 quarts . But , I was using a bigger filter .

Definitely ^ .

Sounds rip off high to me , but I don't have an HDT . Dealers want about a hundred fifty dollars for an oil change on our Monaco . I do it myself for about 30 bucks and O'Reilly's accepts old oil for recycling .

Pretty sure it has to do with greed and 'misery loving company' .

Why would you need that ?

My sentiments ^, exactly .

I didn't have to do any of the OPs changes . We just head South when the temps start touching the 30s .

Maybe we could if you posted a link .

Sounds like you need to get out more . LOL

Yes , everything works . Just that you have to click or double click to get to the 'show' .

I doubt moth balls would hurt any animal as they don't like the gaseous odor ( fumes ), so they would very likely simply stay away .

Never had any rodent problems when I spread plenty of mothballs around and under the rig .

We don't mind the bubble shield for the windshield , as we rarely look out the windshield while we are on site .

Windshield ... Good point . We have a roll of silver bubble insulation we put in the windshield and partially in the side windows when we sit for a while . Definitely makes a big difference .

I'd call that smart .

This a side note : Throw your carb cleaner in the trash . Carb cleaner is known to eat rubber and rubber type bits . Use brake cleaner . It cleans much better , quicker , leaves no residue and won't eat rubber bits . And , it's usually less expensive .

Oh , where's the ignition button ?

Sounds a lot like you have your answer . Cost ... just shop for the best and forget the rest . Quality reigns .

Simply walking from shade to full sun should give you a pretty good idea of the benefits of awnings . I know we wouldn't be without .

Meth heads ??? They likely couldn't muster the wherewithal to even think about looking for you . I'd be worried about bears and such and those little raccoons can get into anything . Hmm , bars on all your doors and windows ... Just like jail . LOL

Looks like a nice shiny bobble for those that have way too much money . I'm not impressed .