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is your truck bed 5.5 or longer?
Not divergent at all, Marv.Jim,
Hope you don't mind a divergent question?
How receptive was Escape to the deletion of certain components on your rig? I presume you chose to customize your 5th wheel when you placed your order?
We've toyed with the notion of buying new, but I would likely change a number of items (I'm a retired cabinetmaker).
Congrats on your new rig.
Marv
I have a 6.5' bed, Kate. The main reason was for hauling volume, not for towing.is your truck bed 5.5 or longer?
I suspect you are right on this. To install the simple 2 burner stove would not cost much though. My furnace was hooked up, they just left the grille off for me.I think the fact that Jim's trailer was not imported into the US allowed Escape to not hook up the propane stove and heater which US customers have been told in the past that there can not be a unattached propane appliance. Thus the rules may well be different for Canadians vs US customers re: leaving things unfinished.
No charge for that. This is something Chris R clued me in to, as the space is otherwise real deep. I will be adding a shelf above it, and a door inside to access the space.Jim I notice your curbside hatch is lower, unlike TinKnocker and Tammy's first pics of the new 5.0 TA, was there any extra charge for the change?
Adrian
Let's hope it continues. I am actually a firm believer in karma.You must be living right Jim, good karma.....![]()
Let's hope it continues. I am actually a firm believer in karma.![]()
"My Name is Earl" I watched that show a fair bit. A good one.Did you ever watch the TV comedy series "Earl" about the guy who had been a petty criminal all his life and woke up in the hospital with the sudden belief that he had to go back and fix all the bad karma he had created in his life?
WOW!!!
I am SO glad we picked up when we did, 10 days ago now. Driving the mountains was a breeze. Now I am getting heavy snowfall warnings from along the whole route, all the way back to Calgary.
I wonder if one could even get out of the Escape parking lot today.
Chilliwack, B.C., digging out of staggering 80cm of snow (PHOTOS) | Globalnews.ca
That sure is a lot of snow, way more than the 30cm or so we got here. Definitely a lot for the Fraser Valley. Heck, just the snow I saw there in December was more than normal.I'm 30 km west of Chilliwack and this was my truck in my driveway on Sunday morning. We've since had another 25cm of snow and it's still snowing.
Barry
May you have the same luck we did.I am planning my dash - from Saskatoon - for an orientation on Feb 21st. So, fingers crossed for clear skies.
I just hope someone got INTO the parking lots to sweep all that heavy wet snow off my trailer and any other new ones that might have been outside... methinks that's a lot of heavy, wet snow...and a lot of weight...
I'm booked to pick up March 9. Sent an email to the manager of Moonshadows RV Resort at Merritt to make sure they were open and to check on availability. He said availability shouldn't - he just hoped the snow would be gone - said he'd never seen so much there this time of year!
Where's the fun in that?Meanwhile, 76F here. Ahh.
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