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Our first ETI trailer was a 15B which we quickly found was to small so we sold it and bought a 17B. The difference in mileage between the two trailers was surprising. My mileage dropped by at least 4 miles per gallon with the 17B. Just before covid I met someone pulling an ETI 19 with the same...

Got a good laugh reading the comments. Better reading than the article.

Both those stoves look scary :eek:

I've been using this one since 2021 https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08T8ZJZ43/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1 I velcroed it to the fridge wall so it's out of the way. The phone app works perfectly and even tells you the condition of the battery. We like that we're able to...

I agree with you Ron. In fact if you want to be really safe don't drive with a gas or diesel powered vehicle because those fuels are an extremely dangerous fire hazard. :angel: (I hope I haven't started an EV debate now :eek:)

A friend of mine bought this awning from Amazon 3 years ago and it seems to be holding up well. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B092ZLTFWM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

We were delayed over an hour because of some California tomatoes. Now we buy all our groceries after we cross over.

You're route sounds perfect to me. Since you're on hwy 97 and if you have time for an interesting tourist trap I suggest stopping at Leavenworth on hwy 2. It's about 1/2 hour out of your way.

I believe that is the north shore of lake Ontario. A bit out of the way.

Capilano River RV Park $60 per night

This should get you there. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1Dk9sNRhbLhNnaKkKso-A1cLIsdQ&usp=sharing

They are a prophet if you agree with them. They are a nay-sayer, if you don't.

A buddy of mine had that same Honda 90. And one night he and I snuck into a bar when we were both underage. Needless to say we got ourselves quite drunk that night and even though he shouldn't have, considering our condition, he got us both safely home on that motorcycle. But I do remember that...

Always enjoyed you comments Glenn. Some of them, actually made me think. :thumb: All the best to you and the old Bag. :eek:

And it's a good thing they/we have their/our say, gotta bring you pie in the sky guys down to earth.:smile:

Having been a truck driver for 35 years, I can tell you from experience, you do not want to be pushed from behind.

The idea of the trailer doing some of the work scares me. What happens if there is a failure in the controls and the trailer doesn't stop pushing when it should. Even with a conventional system going down a long steep hill can be a white knuckle experience if you're not careful.

That's not any kind of sap I have ever seen.

I like your idea. I too wanted a good place to put a broom since it always seemed to be in the way when not in use. But I mounted mine on the two battery boxes on the back bumper. Yes I know it partially covers the right turn signal but the light still easy to see and the rear carrier I have...

Below are four websites describing how to dispose of disposable diapers. All recommend the flushing of solids down the toilet. The last one is from the City of North Vancouver and Pampers was not on their list of recommended diapers...

I believe the instructions on the box say "Fecal matter should be dumped into the toilet before disposing of the diaper".

I love it when someone who knows what they are talking about speaks out. Thank you

$h-t does not belong in a dumpster. Double bagged or not.

When I use the Firefox browser it get those annoying pop-ups but when I use the CCleaner Browser I don't get them. So that is now my preferred browser for this site.

We had a similar experience crossing into the US with some tomatoes purchased at the local Costco but grown in California. After handing over my keys to both the trailer and the TV and then waiting in secondary for about an hour, we were finally told the tomatoes were okay to take across the...