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Looks good. A couple years ago we ripped out all nasty carpet, replaced it in the bedrooms but put in hardwoods in all the living areas. For the life of me I can't understand why someone would put white carpet in the dining room. Almost as bad as the carpeted bathroom a friend once had.

I'm on comcast here in Draper (single family home) I just clocked 28.8Mb/s downstream and 5.8Mb/s upstream using speedtest.net

cb radio channel 22

I sure wish it was on Sat. instead of Fri. I can't spare a day of vacation to do this again this year.

Kevin, You are welcome to the welder as well, just figured its a much longer haul for you...

Brett, I have a welder if you need it, and I'm close

Does not need to be in very good condition, Chickens don't work too hard at escaping.

Very nice Cherry veneer Has a keyboard tray/drawer. Hole through top and drawer for cables Currently unassembled but I have all parts and fasteners.

Wow!!!! fantastic report

Even though the Yamaha and Honda units are very quiet, I keep mine in the bed of my truck where the sides shield neighbors from sound (that and the fact that it weighs 158lbs and is a b**ch to get in and out of the bed). I bought a 30', 30A extension since my shore power is at the opposite end...

The yamaha produces up to 3500W for 10 seconds to get the A/C rolling.

First time trailer owner.. lots of forums out there (RV.net and many manufacturer specific ones) but here are some basics. First off, get the hitch set up correctly. Assuming it's not a fifth wheel this usually involves a weight distributing hitch for anything heavier than a small box...

chains

I went with Yamaha because a lifelong friend is an area sales manager for Yamaha and got me an incredible price. I thinks the Yamaha and Honda are equal quality.

I'm running a Yamaha EF3000iSEB electric start (optional remote) 2800W continuous 3000W for 20 min 3500W for 10 sec (gets boost from the starting battery, good for those high starting current loads like the A/C) No issues starting our 13,500 btu A/C @ 9000' elevation (remember, these things...

Looks like a wrangler had a one night stand with a Nissan cube.

Dave, You should be selling these. Set up a website....

You might not want to use the Titen Bolts from their website http://www.strongtie.com/products/anchorsystems/mechanical/titen-hd/# But then again, I wonder if the other options are rated for exterior as well.

Glad to hear the formula is working.. There is no kind of pain like watching your kid hurting and wishing you could take it for them...