Pappy Yokum

What he said. Inflate truck front & rear tires to psi as indicated on the door (jamb) sticker - or owner's manual. Often the front tires are different (less psi) than the rears. Trailer tires to 65 psi. Never exceed the max pressure (cold) as indicated on the tire sidewall. ~

Not counting tents, shell on my '65 El Camino and '70 Econoline Van w/ DIY sleeping accommodations... First *real* self-contained RV: Bought a 1971 18 ft Winnebago *new* - (really, it was a Class A, LOL) - powered by a 318 Dodge. Didn't keep it long (regretted not buying at least a 20' model) - moved "up" to a 24' Terry TT - towed by a '71 Chev camper van. (Surprising how many of those early Winnebagos are still "alive"). ~

Usually *advice* is free - but ASK - as a "consultation" may not be free. Remember - attorney's fees can be astronomical !! When he or she is "on the clock" - you better have DEEP pockets! He or she shows up for a hearing or deposition - for some reason it's delayed or cancelled - you still owe for the time. Also - YOU - are also "on the hook" for any staff work for things as simple as making copies. Good luck.

Maybe something "catchy", like......Roof ? Deb must have found the help she needed - for roof repairs. You're welcome, Deb. ~

Horse..... *Hockey* ?? Must be an old farm term -or- one used by polo players. ~

Yes !! ~

Fl-Joe: Please speak for yourself ("me" rather than "us") when you state the above. (IMO) Most -if not all- of "us" on the forum could have responded to the OP's question more tactfully.

I haven't heard it either - and I've got you beat by 7 years. However, in answer to: "Who would even consider polishing a turd?" - Easy! - Marcus. Just hope he doesn't disclose the brand of polish! Would be a dis-service to the mfgr, LOL! .

Maybe if they try responding: Que Pasa? - to the interviewer, they will find out!! - ROTFL 😁

Well let's see - Los Angeles: Ten thousand (homeless) live in cars, vans, trucks and RVs. That's just part of the 46 to 50 thousand homeless living on the streets of L.A. in tents, etc. The areas where they park "spill over" into residential areas. Why L.A.? (and surrounding areas) - - - Easy! - Nice weather year round! Mostly, the "RVs" (tongue in cheek) are stationary junk that should be in a salvage yard or cut up for the landfill. Some haven't moved in years! Sewage problems, drugs, etc. Duh! - - NO "database" necessary! ..☹️ The "database" would have to be updated weekly, and of course it would be a source of irritation for "certain groups" of individuals. Just google the topic for the city (cities) where you will be traveling - or wish to "park". Google: "Homeless in (city) living in RVs". - Also "overnight parking ordinances (city)". Savvy cities want to be "pro-active" and prohibit the parking nightmare/s and litigation frustration *before* they happen. .

I've had Direct TV for a long time - not really sure which category I'm in ("people" or "folks") can't say - I *love* Direct TV....... But guess - I *like* Direct TV OK ......but moving to Dish (anyway). BTW - Good luck! .

You will (eventually) get LOTS of replies here.....while you're waiting... Try Google the topic - seems IRV2 has several threads, try YouTube for videos, etc. Try a search (and/or ask) on RV.Net Open Roads Forums - Class A & C Motor Home forums. "car dollies for minivans", "how to tow a minivan", etc. . .

What happens after the 2 hours? - - Can you start a new session? (IMO) not really any help - but it sounds like the normal "on" time, unless you reset it to stay on all the time......although IIRC - AT&T changed to (only) 2 hrs a while back. Maybe the Mobley gurus will jump in with some good info! .

"Monitoring this thread"....... Please return and post if you find an (as in *one*) acre of land anywhere in SD for "less than $500" !! Multi-acres at that price - per acre = "maybe" ..... City lot = very, very doubtful. Lots of land available: Google it. And - (still) suggest you discuss your "situation" with the friendly and knowledgeable folks at Americas Mailbox (nothing against SKPs, but AM has been in business a lot longer in SD). They might be able to help with your RE ideas. Good luck - and maybe work on a "Plan B". .

Kirk is *always* correct, (Yes, mail forwarding services are PMBs) - however....... The OP stated: "I was currently denied the ability to purchase a handgun because my ID said PMB". What "ID" ?? My SD DL did *NOT* say PMB. Still have my old SD DL - NO "PMB" - has street address (I was a "one night" resident). Req'd to sign affidavit for residence. But - no experience trying to purchase a handgun with same. .

Americas Mailbox, Box Elder SD. When I used Americas Mailbox, I did NOT have a PMB. It may have changed - suggest you give them a call. Been in business (in SD) lots longer than SKPs. Nice folks - should have the info you need. BTW - they have their own campground - which could be your "permanent" address (?) ~

Normal method - whether new or used - ( bonus: with better interest rate). BTW - there is no fee involved for a/the dealer to run a credit report. .

Another #2 bene = besides back(s) - knees! - What say you "RandyA" ?? .

Incorrect info on speed rating! (If you limit your info to ST tires - and/or prefer Carlyle or GY) Many dealers & owners prefer LT tires for numerous reasons. Michelin XPS Ribs are rated to 100 mph - and approved for trailer use. Bottom line = your choice....but prob good plan to tow *well below* the 75-81 mph you quoted, LOL BTW: At one time GY indicated Marathons were OK to 70 mph if inflated to 70 psi. (rotsa ruck!) .

The problems with Marathon Failures are/were well known - even *BEFORE* GY moved production to China! Google is your friend.... for LOTS of info in re: Goodyear Marathon Tires. Unfortunately trailer manufacturers "spec" tires that fit the intended vehicle's unloaded weight. That was confirmed (in person, "eye to eye") with a mfgr's rep (Jayco). Many big box stores (like Walmart) are prohibited (company policy - liability issues) from swapping wheels/tires for trailers. Costco is another. However - there ARE tire shops who WILL do the work as well as sell you *quality* tires. Again -unfortunately (for researchers) - legal settlements between consumers and tire manufacturers are usually sealed - so you (usually) won't find "outcomes" on internet sites......unless the site is that of a legal firm which has handled the litigation. One of the few which could be found was published by the St. Petersburg Times titled: "Goodyear Kept Tire Problems Quiet. There were injuries and death involved (GY lost). Quote: "The tires in question include various sizes of Load Range E, heavy duty tires used on big pickup trucks, some SUVs, trailers and recreational vehicles and ambulances. They include some Wranglers, Workhorse and Marathon tires, Kelly Springfield (a GY subsidiary), Power King and Trailbuster lines, as well as private brands made by Goodyear and sold under other names". End quote. An interesting -LENGTHY- thread can be found on "Airforums.com" (The Airstream Trailer Owner's forums). It ran from 5-3-2011 thru 6-11-2014, then was continued in yet another thread. Marathon Failures China is not to blame - the tires were manufactured to desired specs. Even Michelin has mfgr facilities in China. The plus side (if there is/was one) is GY would replace the tires and often pay for damage to owner's vehicles.....but you must save the "carcass" for verification - and "down time" is your problem! Using GY Endurance tires is your call (your decision to make). Roll on! .

No help with "providers".....but - suggest you give selling it yourself a chance! Advertise here - as well as Craigslist, etc. You could be pleasantly surprised - there may be lots of folks who would love to have your MH. Maybe not - but certainly worth a try. ~

Wow! What a coincidence! There's another "RandyA" on here who is RECUPERATING from back surgery! Maybe he can "suggest" you skip the DIY washing? 😁

Yes !! Google (and call) Americas Mailbox. (Box Elder South Dakota) .

"Roadside assistance does NOT mean you get preference for work of the day". VERY true for all ERS plans - some folks just don't "get it". Too bad folks can't get on the Tow Operators forum/s without a representative business connection! Very enlightening to read comments by the Tow Operators (who contract with various -or all- "Motor Clubs"). Which Motor Clubs pay invoices promptly, which ones are slow - - and *VERY* slow.......might make a difference as to which one you choose. BTW - almost all Tow Operators have contracts which -usually- have "priority" over Motor Clubs. Folks should remember: *IF* you expect instant response, payment by paper with pics of Dead Presidents and/or a CC usually will speed up arrival time! The Tow Operator doesn't have to haggle with the/ Motor Club for reimbursement. (Check with your Ins Company to see if you have coverage for same). .

Reply (above) was to "ARGO". Ditto what Mr. Camper said. (Sooooo.........Why post the question?) 😟