Pat & Pete

OK , Thanks anyway .

Hmm , maybe you should look on the other side of the tracks for a little better camp ground ?

That rent should include perks , like fresh ground / brewed coffee every morning served with fresh baked orange cinnamon rolls and a free laundry / dry cleaning service , plus at least a weekly hand wash and wax of all vehicles and 'trailers' . LOL

Plain old water and the extendable handled brush I always use when washing a vehicle . If anyone says anything about washing the rig , just tell them you're simply helping to keep the image of the campground up .

The best key-less entry system is to not lock in the first place .

You could simply post a link to that pdf , maybe ???

If you're talking about the River Park , you shouldn't have a problem . Paved and fairly wide drives . One of the pull-throughs would likely be best . Most are over 100' . We had plenty of room with a Jeep Cherokee , 12' trailer and motor home .

Glenn , Maybe check this place : Victoria RV Park (River Park) 2001 N Vine St, Victoria, TX 77901 Short stay : 14 day @ $12 / night .

Great , if it's true . I still wouldn't bother .

You mean the same key that fits almost every other bay door in America ? I know , every little bit supposedly helps . But , I'd rather replace batteries than a bay door .

Sounds like your wiggling wires is a loose or dirty connection . Have you pulled all wires and cleaned and tightened each contact point ?

Same here . Heck , i don't even like running in wet conditions . Just trying to make tomorrow come easier .

There may be an in line fuse on the red power line to the control module . There's usually a slow burn fuse under the control module cover , attached directly to the circuit board . There's likely a fuse in the fuse panel for the rig and possibly a breaker .

Even if the park has cable , I very rarely hook up . I generally get decent reception Over The Air . Being in SEMO , I'd expect about a dozen channels give or take .

Maybe for a visit , to say you been there .

That's as far as I go down that road . LOL

The surface of the earth is approx 70% water. None of it is carbonated.Proving the earth is flat.

Now you know : http://railwaystays.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Rio-grande-river-map-from-pinterest-8.gif

Ha . I'm not so sure that golf requires a lot of imagination . Other than imagining a hole in one , when it actually took 5 . LOL

They might be good for hooking around trees .

Glad Buddy is OK . And agreed , nice fix .

Good to know . I simply thought that because the hills in central Texas pretty much come to an end in east Texas that it was a part of Hill Country .

About 4 years ago we spent the winter in Rockport . Very humid nights . Dripping wet kind of humid . Can get very windy close to the shore . The salt air will corrode anything unprotected . But , we did enjoy our stay , even thought I had to remove rust from my bikes . The last 3 years we've spent in east Texas , along the edge of hill country . Decent weather without the salt and high humidity . This winter we are trying south Texas . Humid nights , but , otherwise decent weather . Today ( Christmas Day ) predicted to reach 85° , sunny with 10 MPH breeze and about 50% humidity . Sorry ,, no snow .

I'll have to pay attention when next I'm under the coach . It handles very well . Maybe because I increased the sway bar tension , front and rear . And , I'm positive the Safe T Plus steering stabilizer helped with handling .

Hmm , our 2000 Monaco Monarch is still doing fine in the suspension department . I haven't noticed any rear sag and I pull a trailer .