Captain Happy

I went through El Paso last December, and the only thing I really remember was on the west side of town their doing a major road construction, and I mean major. And I kind of doubt it's all done now. This is my route when I go home for Thanksgiving or Christmas.

If the toilet water valve is leaking, replace it with a new one. Could be that sometime is it's life someone forgot to winterize it and it froze. Water leaks in an RV can do more damage then just about anything else. Hope you get the genny fixed. My brother has a 4 KW Onan in his class BT Cruiser. Had to replace the carburetor with a new one to get it running again. Left the un-lead gas in the carb to long.

Wound this be called a "Bait & Switch" . I lost my senior pass card over a year ago, and now I'm wondering if I should even replace it.

The other problem they where having in Livingston was the center out of Houston was water damaged. Which backed things up for a few days. In the 5 years I've been with Escapee Mail Service, the only problem I've had was caused by myself. It only happen once this spring. I waiting to long to update mailing instructions to a new address. My BAD.

This same subject was posted on forum this morning.

When was the last time you tired to put a tire of that size up on roof of a Class B? Good Luck.

The first year as a camp host I had a nice lady come into our park with a small toy hauler trailer (25 footer). She has been coming into this park for years for the whole 5 month season. And she had made reservations for a certain site that was on back row in a corner, which means it was kind of problem to get backed into. Not having met this nice lady before I went over and asked if she needed help getting backed in. And I was told right off that she had been doing this for years, and I quote, "I''ve got my own way of doing this, so now go away". And believe me when I say, I never offer to help her out again that whole summer. And I can now say that after 3 years as the camp host at this same park, "I've seen it all".

So I'm not the only crazy lunitick that's running around in a little Casita Trailer. I started out in a 20 foot Motor Home, but downsized 2 year ago. to a Tacoma/ Casita setup. These are great little trailers for traveling around in, and if your Rving solo there great too.

Another trailer you might also take into consideration, a 17' Casita fiberglass egg. There a well built unit with a high resale valve. They don't have a lot inside stage. And another one you might consider is the R-Pod, another single axle trailer. Both of these trailers are in the 17 foot range. I personally own a Casita that I use for traveling. Light weight, tows like a dream behind my Tacoma V-6 3.5L. You'd be surprised on just how much stuff you can get into one these little trailers. This summer I'll be up in Utah camp hosting for 6 months.

Right of I'd say run from anything that old and that money miles.

Live for today, because tomorrow may never come.

I bought a little Casita trailer in Marfa, Texas, other wise known as poodunkville. The lady behind the counter didn't know how to register the trailer in my home county, so I had to drive all the way to Taylor county to register it. Now buying in another state might be different.