I have been finding random yellow jackets in my basement over the last week or so. I figured out they're getting in through a small gap around my furnace exhaust that runs through a block wall. Is this something I can take care of or should I call a professional?
I have a 2025 trailsport and used the 12v outlet for the first time last weekend to inflate my SUP. I noticed it got pretty hot when I unplugged and now doesn't work. I checked the fuse (ok) and voltage at the plug (ok), so I assume it's the outlet itself. Anyone else have this issue? It's covered under warranty, but I don't feel like dealing with a trip and time at the dealer, so I ordered the part myself.
First year with a TT and grateful to have AC after years of tent camping. The problem is, we are taking our first boondocking trip over the 4th with an expected heat wave with temps near 100. I have 300ah of battery and a bunch of fans, but cannot run the AC. I know it will bake during the day (hoping to have shade to park in), but any tips for sleeping? That is really all it will be used for, we'll be in the lake trying to stay cool all day.
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I probably just need patience but i want to see some damn birds already! I have a feeder 2 mounted about 6-7' high in the back of my shed. It's about 20' from a paper bark maple tree. Been filled with black oil sunflower seeds for a week now. Not a single bird. I have another feeder on my property that is very active. How can i attract birds to the new feeder?
I've been a tent camper for the past 25 years and decided to get a small camper to hopefully extend our trips by a few days and make things more comfortable (getting too old for air mattresses and my wife/daughter wanted a bathroom).
I bought it in Nov last year, and we did one shakedown trip to a campground 30 min away a few weeks ago. I have been highly anticipating/nervous for our first real trip to my favorite local-ish campground - Seven Points at Raystown Lake, which we did last weekend.
I have spent way too much time on reddit/youtube since getting it, researching and watching videos like "how a dump station works." But, I'm happy to report that we had no issues at all and pretty happy to have the camper since we had a solid day of rain. I know this camper will only work for us for a few years, but it's nice to have something small to learn on for when I need to eventually upgrade the TT (and TV).
Happy camping!
