Alie&Jim's Carrilite

Camshaft Position sensor can present these symptoms. https://www.google.com/search?ei=I9UCXdVv0Jv9Bra6urAB&q=cummins+m11+cam+position+sensor+symptoms&oq=cummins+m11+cam+position+sensor+symp&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.33i299.347.5131..6832...0.0..0.217.642.3j1j1......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0i22i30j33i160.VPaRW82GRho

We are with National General. Make sure to get a breakdown of coverages and what they actually cover.

At a Murphy's (WalMart) you can prepay $3-400 and they will refund what you don't use. If you have time, you can go in Walmart and buy a Wal Mart Gift card (store card) with several hundred on it, and us it at the pump. This usually gives you another 4-5 cents a gallon off. Our bank has their card fraud protection outsourced. We have a number we can call to the fraud company and say that I'm making multiple transactions at X-station and it is me.

Don't forget the Super Glue....

OOPs.... I was thinking Vern...

Darryl is right again.... 😂 Take the overall length of the Jeep with any add-ons... stinger bumpers, gas can carrier, spare tires etc and add 60". That is NOT from the back of the truck sleeper.... Allow another 2-3 inches for cab movement or a Drom box between the fairings etc.

Roger Dickinson might chime in on this. He ramps his Jeep.

If there is a way to mount it, these folks probably have it. https://www.rammount.com/

Sailun's were not available 10 years ago.

Or go buy an LT tire that fits your rim. I ran Firestone Transforce tires on all my boat trailers and all my RV's until I bought the 17.5s. Never had an issue with them.

Thru the wheel works great if you have wheels/rims that allow it. Our 2013 has solid rims-hubcaps that we need to use over the wheel straps or baskets.

We started with Corelle as our everyday user dishes. We made a change to a bone china style for about 3 years, and now we're using a "Corelle" type of dish but not the brand. We also have our glassware, pyrex cookware, some corning dishes Alie likes, and such. The only breakage we have incurred is self-induced.

https://www.thehenryford.org/collections-and-research/digital-resources/popular-topics/the-vagabonds/ While it wasn't what "We" consider a coach, I'm sure they had items that some thought were luxuries at that time.

If you have enough room in the plug to pull a wire thru then sure.

Yes, And you can pull the switch wire to the relay from the Jackaloppee.

I would be wary of a $3-500 dollar turbo... if it implodes it will cost you an engine.

Our 2017 DRV Memphis GVWR is 24000lbs. Ours is a year or 2 newer than the unit Leon had just bought. Weight rating should be the same. On another note- We don't know the events that precluded the separating of the truck and trailer. If they have a dash cam, it hasn't been publicly shown yet. Did Leon (or Anita) have to make an abrupt lane change due to other vehicles? Was there a hard braking application? Was there a combination of the 2? Did the highway lane surface set up a sway event that intensified due to uneven lanes?

Get enough bacon grease in the bloodstream, and your knees don't hurt anymore.... permanently....

When was the last time the radiators were hosed from the outside? Any possibility that dirt/bugs/crude has built up ion the fins and tubes causing a loss of cooling ability? Every once and a while if I see a self service car wash with a tall bay I'll pull in and pull the hood. The first time, just using the engine degreaser and power rinse I cleaned all the crude from between our radiators. Temps dropped 5 degrees back to 180ish.

Carl, Please tell LD and Judy we got their message but can't make it this year. Missing their Apple Cordials.

Did you leave Carl your bike for the parking duties?

K5RCD- Thanks! I have a Hopper, but don't have DVR capability.... I don't think. I'll look into this.

Hit the "Quote" plus sign and it will post what was written in the comment box. The only thing I would be concerned about with running 2 7k axles is the weight you are carrying isn't enough for the suspension to work. That's assuming that you are going to use the 7k springs.

Just buy a bottle of wine from them, and tell others if it's good!

We have stayed in county, state, federal, COE, Tribal parks and haven't had issues and used our Volvo as a daily driver for 4 years. So I don't understand the comment here. Also, our 25000lb gross, 5000lb pin weight can be pulled by a dually pickup. But I don't want to replace the pick up every 3-4 years when it's worn out from being used at 85% of its capacity for extended amounts of time.