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Why wouldn't you want to touch the canvas? Does it break the surface tension or something like that?

In our case the previous owner mentioned that the thermostat was glitchy so I just figured to fix it before it's needed. I just wanted a simple digital thermostat, but in retrospect I'd buy one that was backlit and I could also load batteries from the front without having to remove the whole...

Has anybody camped with only one side of their pop-up extended? Seems I've seen it mentioned but I can't seem to find anything on it or more likely not wording my search right. Pure curiosity so no sweat, thanks.

Easier yet. I guess I've just made a lifetime practice of complicating things in my head

Basically a reduction in wire size won't matter, that's all I need to know to act. Again, I know trees not electrical. Thanks for the replies folks.

Good deal, was my thought as well. Was asking because I know most times wiring diameter serves a purpose like limiting current so wasn't sure. I know trees not wiring, so better to ask than booger something else up. Thanks Raycfe ✌

Howdy gang, I'm replacing the old two wire thermostat in our evolution e3 with a simple Honeywell pro 1000 thermostat. My silly question is what has anyone done about the wiring size difference? I've been thinking about soldering smaller diameter wire onto the heavier original wires then...

I've been pulling splitters, stump machines and trailers for decades and one learns how to back up, hook up and haul solo. The best thing I ever learned is to just go slow and make small corrections. Tis' true that the smaller the tow, the harder it is to back up. Much more difficult when you...

Looks nice and homey.

Howdy from NorCal! My wife and I are new pop-up owners ourselves so the adventure is just beginning for us as well.✌

Thank you for the link, it changed my mind(again). If left to my own devices I'd probably just Dicor it and call it a day, but would like the holding power of one of these type of products. But I'll likely end up with the 4000uv. Looks to be a good compromise. May still Dicor over the trim edges...

Lol, isn't that the truth of it. But am now thinking of using their 4200. Choices indeed.

If comparable, the 4200 sounds better if A: it's more flexible B: there's a hope it'll come off if I find I need to do something different. Thank you.

I was kind of thinking the same.

Ok, my mistake. I'd better look twice, post once huh.?. LOL.

Isn't that your smoke alarm?

Has anyone used 3M 5200 on their roof seam? I've had more than a few folks tell me that's the better option instead of say, Dicor or Eternabond. Supposed to be waterproof, eternal and much cleaner and more professional looking. Any thoughts would be appreciated. This is my second (and last...

Hot topic. I'm going back to dreaming about camping.