The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by Irving

This is my concern, as when we got everything set up initially and started turning everything on, the water was frozen. So I know that the water heater got turned on before we got any water into the system. I bet it could have been running an hour before we got the water figured out and the tech guy says it only takes about 15 minutes. I can replace it on my own fortunately. It's under warranty, but I'd almost rather pay and replace on my own then towing the trailer back in.

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Did I miss a story?
When and how did you acquire your trailer?
Is it new, since it has warranty?
Any pictures?
You really got my attention.
I bought a 30' Camper Trailer for my land down on the Arkansas River near Salida. Enjoyed the heck out of it for years. Had all the usual maintenance problems. Sealed the roof down to securing the bottom from mice, with all in-between. Sold it with the land. The new owner put it along Highway 50 with a "For Sale" sign and sold it within a few days. He screwed up the Title, so I had to get a duplicate, sign it, and send it to the new owner. I included my winterization notes, diagrams, and history. The new owner was very pleased and sent me a "Thank you" check that bought a nice dinner out.

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Originally Posted by Irving

This is my concern, as when we got everything set up initially and started turning everything on, the water was frozen. So I know that the water heater got turned on before we got any water into the system. I bet it could have been running an hour before we got the water figured out and the tech guy says it only takes about 15 minutes. I can replace it on my own fortunately. It's under warranty, but I'd almost rather pay and replace on my own then towing the trailer back in.

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The little things can always be easier to just buy a part and replace yourself.

Unless you make an appointment and get some assurance they'll actually work on it then, the dealers are generally so backed up they'll sit on it for weeks. Having to get approval and order parts from the maker also adds to delays.

This snow is making me reconsider my plans for the day....

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Originally Posted by Kowalski Lives

squeak.

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Originally Posted by buffalobo

Stomp.

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Grin

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

Grin

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Clean up on aisle 5!

The trailer is a 2019 brand new off the lot and it's been at is home for about ten days.

Towing it back isn't going to happen, especially now that it's full of stuff, doubly so if it wouldn't be a one day fix. I do need to find a better propane solution than just trading bottles at Safeway. That should be easy enough. Before Kazoo can say anything, I had no use for those big bottle he was selling before he moved.

Big bottle
bam ba lam
Oh oh ho
Bam ba lam

RamJam thinks you're doing it wrong

Blue Basil? Brown Bucket?

Narrrrrrf