Comments for RV Toads, Motorhomes, Tow Cars http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog Dinghy's / Toads / Tow behind vehicles / Motorhomes & RVs Mon, 15 Nov 2010 06:36:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Alabama RV Dump Sites / AL Dump Stations by http://%/bvwweeu http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/alabama-rv-dump-sites-al-dump-stations/comment-page-1/#comment-22851 http://%/bvwweeu Mon, 15 Nov 2010 06:36:20 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/rv-dumps/alabama-rv-dump-sites-al-dump-stations/#comment-22851 <strong>... track backe bei http://www.bloguitos.com/mirelladempsy/ ......</strong> très bon , votre site web design est vraiment grand, Je suis recherche tout nouveau thème pour mon moncler doudoune propre personnel weblog , j'aime vôtre, maintenant Je vais à aller chercher le similaires thème !... … track backe bei http://www.bloguitos.com/mirelladempsy/ ……

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]]> Comment on Makeshift Backup Camera by admin http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/makeshift-backup-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-7355 admin Tue, 04 May 2010 18:18:02 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/backup-a-trailer/makeshift-backup-camera/#comment-7355 The fifth-wheel was 28' .. total length of the ethernet cable was around 35' The max length for USB 2.0 is 16' so I bought the usb-ethernet converter. Thanks for reading. Brian Whitney RVToads.com The fifth-wheel was 28′ .. total length of the ethernet cable was around 35′

The max length for USB 2.0 is 16′ so I bought the usb-ethernet converter.

Thanks for reading.

Brian Whitney
RVToads.com

]]> Comment on Makeshift Backup Camera by Richard Borden http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/makeshift-backup-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-7353 Richard Borden Tue, 04 May 2010 17:34:22 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/backup-a-trailer/makeshift-backup-camera/#comment-7353 A great idea. Why did you use an ethernet to USB converter and not just ust an extended usb cable to connect the cam? If you have the time I would really like to hear your reason as I use a laptop for Navigation, as well as AV entertainment, and being an Estate car with dark tint the idea has come to me as well and would like to hear your input. Thanks for confirming that there is a better and less expensive way to have all the bells and whistles. Richard Borden. A great idea.

Why did you use an ethernet to USB converter and not just ust an extended usb cable to connect the cam?

If you have the time I would really like to hear your reason as I use a laptop for Navigation, as well as AV entertainment, and being an Estate car with dark tint the idea has come to me as well and would like to hear your input.

Thanks for confirming that there is a better and less expensive way to have all the bells and whistles.

Richard Borden.

]]> Comment on Brakemaster 9000 review by admin http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/brakemaster-9000-review/comment-page-1/#comment-6038 admin Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:51:16 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/2009/brakemaster-9000-review/#comment-6038 To be honest, you're 100% correct. . I had mine done last minute at RV America in Colorado and they only recommend the brakemaster. The bracket that mounts to the seat stays in the Jeep. You can see the clip that secures the air cylinder to the brake pedal. The air cylinder actually clips on both sides (one to the bracket and one to the brake pedal). Then there is a quick connect for the air. When the vehicle isn't in tow, I stow the air cylinder under the drivers seat. The whole process takes 30 seconds once you've done it a few times. The brakemaster works just fine and I'd rather not mess with something that aint broke. To be honest, you’re 100% correct. . I had mine done last minute at RV America in Colorado and they only recommend the brakemaster.

The bracket that mounts to the seat stays in the Jeep. You can see the clip that secures the air cylinder to the brake pedal. The air cylinder actually clips on both sides (one to the bracket and one to the brake pedal). Then there is a quick connect for the air. When the vehicle isn’t in tow, I stow the air cylinder under the drivers seat.

The whole process takes 30 seconds once you’ve done it a few times.

The brakemaster works just fine and I’d rather not mess with something that aint broke.

]]> Comment on Brakemaster 9000 review by Billy Service http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/brakemaster-9000-review/comment-page-1/#comment-6037 Billy Service Tue, 02 Feb 2010 00:18:15 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/2009/brakemaster-9000-review/#comment-6037 Why did you not go with the M&G brake. I had one in my last 4 Jeep. Just bought a new Lincoln and there is not enough room under the hood for it. It is located just in front of the vacuun assist. Once it is installed you NEVER have to touch. Out of site-out of the way. Once its installed you never see it again. I just bought a new Lincoln MKX and it will not fit under the hood I'm thinking about the one you just bought. How much trouble is it to remove and put back in everyday?? Want to swap?? Bill Service--in Louisiana Why did you not go with the M&G brake. I had one in my last 4 Jeep. Just bought a new Lincoln and there is not enough room under the hood for it. It is located just in front of the vacuun assist. Once it is installed you NEVER have to touch. Out of site-out of the way. Once its installed you never see it again.
I just bought a new Lincoln MKX and it will not fit under the hood I’m thinking about the one you just bought. How much trouble is it to remove and put back in everyday??
Want to swap?? Bill Service–in Louisiana

]]> Comment on RV Roadside Assistance Insurance Policies by Maxine Michaud http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2008/rv-roadside-assistance-insurance-policies/comment-page-1/#comment-4532 Maxine Michaud Sat, 30 May 2009 22:36:54 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/winter-rv-driving/rv-roadside-assistance-insurance-policies/#comment-4532 Good Sams needs to work harder at finding reputable companies for mechanical problems. We recently had to use GS in Louisiana. We waited 4 1/2 hrs for assistance, then we were charged $300 to replace a fan belt. The companies name that came to 'help' was called <-- edited --> out of Springfield La. Stay away from them, the will screw you if given half the chance! Good Sams needs to work harder at finding reputable companies for mechanical problems. We recently had to use GS in Louisiana. We waited 4 1/2 hrs for assistance, then we were charged $300 to replace a fan belt. The companies name that came to ‘help’ was called < -- edited --> out of Springfield La. Stay away from them, the will screw you if given half the chance!

]]> Comment on Diesel Pusher Motorhomes For Sale Everywhere by Paul http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/diesel-pusher-motorhomes-for-sale-everywhere/comment-page-1/#comment-4086 Paul Tue, 19 May 2009 04:49:25 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/motorhomes-for-sale/diesel-pusher-motorhomes-for-sale-everywhere/#comment-4086 I also have been looking for class A 40 to 45' at a bargin price.Iknow its out there,I buy real estate the same way and have been trying to trade a RV for a house,lots of interest but no deals yet.Good luck with yours,hope to see you on the ROAD! I also have been looking for class A 40 to 45′ at a bargin price.Iknow its out there,I buy real estate the same way and have been trying to trade a RV for a house,lots of interest but no deals yet.Good luck with yours,hope to see you on the ROAD!

]]> Comment on Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Tow Vehicle by admin http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/jeep-liberty-sport-4wd-tow-vehicle/comment-page-1/#comment-3467 admin Tue, 05 May 2009 01:29:22 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/vehicle-towing-methods/4-wheels-down/jeep-liberty-sport-4wd-tow-vehicle/#comment-3467 When you remove your negative cable from the battery, there is no danger of causing a short circuit. Also, due to the disconnected battery, the speedometer could be rendered inoperable and may not accumulate mileage while being towed flat. When you remove your negative cable from the battery, there is no danger of causing a short circuit. Also, due to the disconnected battery, the speedometer could be rendered inoperable and may not accumulate mileage while being towed flat.

]]> Comment on Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD Tow Vehicle by Jim Hoffmann http://www.rvtoads.com/toadblog/2009/jeep-liberty-sport-4wd-tow-vehicle/comment-page-1/#comment-3466 Jim Hoffmann Tue, 05 May 2009 01:17:04 +0000 http://www.rvtoads.com/vehicle-towing-methods/4-wheels-down/jeep-liberty-sport-4wd-tow-vehicle/#comment-3466 One very important step - in owners manual - "remove neg battery terminal" before towing. I do not know why? but it is in the manual. One very important step – in owners manual – “remove neg battery terminal” before towing. I do not know why? but it is in the manual.

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