I'm going camping, Y'all! [new RV]

[Olustee bus]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

That's an interesting system. I've seen the ones that include an electric motor which mounts in the RV. Those are considerably more expensive.

After checking some amazon reviews, it may be worth it to spend some more money.

The reviews on this one seems better.

http://www.amazon.com/Flojet-1855000...macerator+pump

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by Olustee bus

After checking some amazon reviews, it may be worth it to spend some more money.

The reviews on this one seems better.

http://www.amazon.com/Flojet-1855000...macerator+pump

[Grey Ghost]

suh-weet

beats my setup

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by Grey Ghost

suh-weet

beats my setup

What, you mean actual camping?

























How gauche.

[simpleman68]

Got a better look at the side shot of that rolling condo. That's a lot of living space.

Very well laid out interior although I don't quite see the need for 4 TVs while you're out seeing the world and "camping"

Wife and I talk about this once in a while. We're thinking of renting one to do a road trip when the kids get a bit older.

Very sweet setup.
Scott

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by simpleman68

Got a better look at the side shot of that rolling condo. That's a lot of living space.

Very well laid out interior although I don't quite see the need for 4 TVs while you're out seeing the world and "camping"

Wife and I talk about this once in a while. We're thinking of renting one to do a road trip when the kids get a bit older.

Very sweet setup.
Scott

Thanks for the kind words, Scott.

I've been RV'ing since 2012. Started out with a 2006 model 32' travel trailer with no slide-outs. Moved up to a 2001 32' Jayco 5th wheel... my Uncle called me one day in 2013 and said his 81 year old wife tripped and fell trying to enter the camper, which was 12 years into a 15 year note. He wanted to know if I would agree to take over payments of the last three years of the note (it's almost all principle in the makeup of the monthly payments... meaning almost no interest in the last 3 years I took over the payments )

And ... now that 2001 Jayco is 18 years old, worn out, with little amenities (compared to today's 5th wheels).



Enter this 42' fifth wheel. I've always wanted to go around the country, traveling as my heart sees fit to do so. I now have the RV and the F450 to tow it with.


Here I go.



Hopefully I'll meet you and several other forum posters on this journey.

[NCC-1701]

Well if you come down here to S Fl. to visit me you can park between two concrete buildings sleep during the day and stay awake at night with your AR. Bring lots of chains to secure your hubcaps as well...

[NCC-1701]

P.S. have fun and stay safe...

[Sea Six]

Thanks Angel

[mrvette]

Yeh man STAY SAFE, and feel free to stop by Orange Park/Jax Florida I only 3 miles off the freeway....

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by mrvette

Yeh man STAY SAFE, and feel free to stop by Orange Park/Jax Florida I only 3 miles off the freeway....

Thank you Gene

[DAB]

My shop is only 50’ long.

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Thanks for the kind words, Scott.

I've been RV'ing since 2012. Started out with a 2006 model 32' travel trailer with no slide-outs. Moved up to a 2001 32' Jayco 5th wheel... my Uncle called me one day in 2013 and said his 81 year old wife tripped and fell trying to enter the camper, which was 12 years into a 15 year note. He wanted to know if I would agree to take over payments of the last three years of the note (it's almost all principle in the makeup of the monthly payments... meaning almost no interest in the last 3 years I took over the payments )

And ... now that 2001 Jayco is 18 years old, worn out, with little amenities (compared to today's 5th wheels).



Enter this 42' fifth wheel. I've always wanted to go around the country, traveling as my heart sees fit to do so. I now have the RV and the F450 to tow it with.


Here I go.



Hopefully I'll meet you and several other forum posters on this journey.

[Sea Six]

Yes, but I'd bet you have more square footage.





And more clamps.

[Black94lt1]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Yes, but I'd bet you have more square footage.





And more clamps.

And more concrete

[DAB]

Originally Posted by Black94lt1

And more concrete

not going to blow away in high winds.