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Good morning Jay and anyone else stopping by today!
Made it back from the hills. Had a great time. Now back to that work thing.
sounds fun. I believe our trails are closed in Vermont now . I have a 2011 outlander 500 max that I rebuilt the engine on that I haven't had a chance to trail ride yet to make sure it is good to go Next year
Good evening guys. Got about 2/3 of the gas line/electrical buried and about the same on the water line run. Now I have to back fill that too. Ran out of light though.
sounds fun. I believe our trails are closed in Vermont now . I have a 2011 outlander 500 max that I rebuilt the engine on that I haven't had a chance to trail ride yet to make sure it is good to go Next year
Good evening guys. Got about 2/3 of the gas line/electrical buried and about the same on the water line run. Now I have to back fill that too. Ran out of light though.
Good morning Jay!
Nice! you got the water line in there too?
Originally Posted by wildstang
Good morning MN. Have a terrific ta-ta Tuesday
Good morning Jim!
Originally Posted by wildstang
sounds fun. I believe our trails are closed in Vermont now . I have a 2011 outlander 500 max that I rebuilt the engine on that I haven't had a chance to trail ride yet to make sure it is good to go Next year
Yep it was fun! Well at least your ready for next year.
Originally Posted by HP junkie
Good morning fellas!
Hey what's this place called? I 've found my way back. lol
Seems to be a known issue with Grand Design campers. Lame
Wonder what makes it a issue with Grand Design since its a Lippert system? You would think it would be a issue across all the camper brands that use Lippert.
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