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Tried to use our A/C on a most recent trip. It seemed really loud which made it difficult to sleep and we ended turning if off (though did cool the TD). Not sure if ours needs some TLC or being that it's a Crosley from a 2006 build that's just the way they are. I'm wondering if anyone has any...

From Apple: 1) Just like your other Apple devices, AirTag can be put into Lost Mode. Then, when it’s detected by a device in the network, you’ll automatically get a notification. It only works with Apple product and does not work with Android devices. 2) AirTag is designed to discourage...

Been wondering if anyone has ideas that would work with a sunroof? I don't have a fan on my TD. Thanks.

I have a 1 UP USA Rack and it's the best rack I've ever owned. We only carry 2 bikes but you can configure them for up to 4 bikes depending on the combined weight of the bikes. Andrew, if I were you I'd put 2 bikes up on the roof of the TV and carry 2 behind the trailer in the 2" hitch. It's...

Jim, Thanks for the info. The Blackstone griddle looks interesting.

We like a bottom fitted sheet (queen) and a duvet and duvet cover. Depending on the time of year it's easy to change the duvet. This way there's no hassle tucking in a top sheet. Also if nature calls in the middle of the night, its easy to slip out of bed without disturbing your mate. I also...

Thanks for the photo.

I really like the looks of this one - very interesting. I see it comes with several mounting configurations. Which one do you use? Love this forum & the community here. Great ideas... this is fun!

Is the Char-Broil the Infrared cooking grill? If so how do you like the infrared? I've read infrared cooking grills run very hot and have a bit of a learning curve.

I'm thinking about buying a grill for the camper and leaning toward propane, hooking it up with the side auxiliary connection on the trailer. First, I'm wondering what this community thinks of grilling while traveling? Second, if it's worth the space to carry one along. Third, any tips or...

My solution... I put the trailer up on automotive jack stands plus I lowered the trailer's leveling jacks on top of plastic leveling blocks (to keep moisture off the metal feet). I'm sure this is overkill - but feels rock solid.

Thanks to all... Since it's in my garage (concrete floor) and I too have found myself going in and out of it. I’m thinking trying automotive jack stands with orange survey tape streamers tied to them hopefully reminding me to take extra care when entering the cabin.

Do you folks put your trailers up on blocks or lower both rear jacks to take pressure off the tires for the winter? Just wondering. Thanks, Bruce

Wonderful pics. Thanks for sharing.

Robert- thanks I’ll check it out.

Hi All, After years of drooling over CI’s.., I finally purchased a 06 550 Ultra. I’m wondering if someone can steer me toward a good resource for finding or recommending places for National Forest dispersed camping. I understand I need to camp off the grid which is no problem. I live in North...

The first time I just loosened the screws which were still holding it in place. Second time I completely removed the screws. Once screws were removed the electric wooden panel moved freely.

Success - Removed three screws, lifted wooden electrical mount board, slid battery into place, lowered board into place, screwed three wood screws back into board. Done!

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FYI I removed the Black heat sink (I think that’s what it is) in case there was another mounting screw. No screw.