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Tim
4/20/2018 07:42:30 am
Hi Tom,
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Tom
4/20/2018 10:41:16 am
Leveling up is simple but there is nothing so simple that it can't be made difficult if you try. Some people carry a whole box full of 2 x 6s and 2 x 8s of different lengths and spend a lot of time getting everything just perfect, but fortunately I am far too lazy to go to that much trouble.
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Tim
4/20/2018 01:38:21 pm
I can't remember what I did for leveling on my Class C or when I helped my Mom and Dad with setting up their travel trailer. I guess it was such a non event that it doesn't stick in my mind. I do know I had a set of leveling blocks and used them, but I have no memory of the actual leveling. I'm taking that as a good sign that I wasn't somehow traumatized by the whole process.
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Tom
4/20/2018 02:05:43 pm
Installing the rearview camera yourself is not a big deal especially the wireless ones, like I said in my blog the hardest thing is finding places where the camera and the monitor can communicate each other, but that's more time-consuming than anything else.
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Tim
4/23/2018 01:33:07 pm
It is going to be hard drilling holes, but when I install the solar, that's going to take quite a few holes, so I might as well prepare myself with the relatively small number of holes for the camera. I've watched a ton of people on YouTube drilling into their RV, so as long as I have plenty of Dicor on hand, I don't think I'll have leaks (fingers crossed).
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Tom
4/23/2018 02:04:57 pm
The first holes you drill in the trailer are the hardest but then, just like scratches on a new truck, you get used to them. I can't count the holes I've drilled in this Arctic Fox including some by mistake because I drilled in the wrong place, but so far I've never seen any indication of a leak.
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