Sir,
Thank you for taking the initiative to come on here and toss the ball with us. Most RV'ers seem to drive in a state of chosen obliviousness; you won't be that guy. I envy you and I wish you safe travels seeng this beautiful country.
Don't know if someone has already mentioned it but when you stop in a pullout, like a scenic spot on the side of the road, try to park on the ends and edges and not smack dab in the middle like a Herbert. That's my RV pet peeve.
Cheers!
Tell this RV'er how to be nice to all the truckers he's sharing the road with
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Cory Klein, Oct 9, 2017.
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BTW: I do think it was really wise of you to come here to find out about your trailer. Instead of going to an RV shop, with them having no idea but to sell you something.MACK E-6, Grubby, Mr Ed and 1 other person Thank this. -
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All my diesels pickups can use the larger nozzle without any issues.Grubby, Lepton1, WesternPlains and 1 other person Thank this. -
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If your vehicle accepts a high flow nozzle by factory design, then it is a recent development compared to my experience. That also means that the filler neck and ventilation system in the fuel storage system is designed to accommodate the rate of flow imposed by the high flow pumps. Just opening a filler to allow a high flow nozzle would be counter productive and messy.
Apologies for my ignorance, sheesh.x1Heavy Thanks this. -
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Seriously I am happy for you and have been wondering about the high flow versus basic car and truck tanks but feel ignorant myself and too afraid to ask stupid questions. From my experience using a big truck fueling station is a big cannon. All on 50 gallons in 3 seconds or all off. Nothing in between.Alaska76 Thanks this. -
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