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Jellystone Park, Warrens, WI 7 Jellystone Park in Warrens, WI is huge. On any given weekend 5,000 people will be there but you don't feel like you are not on top of the next site. It is kid heaven. All most all campsites are full hook ups. Golf carts are the way to get around because of...

Stoney Creek RV Resort, Osseo, WI 10+ Very, very nice place. Very small child friendly also. The place has had a lot of money put into it over the last few years. All the roads in the campground are paved, lots of pull through sites and every site has a concrete pad and is very level. ATVs...

When are you going to have the Mike L approved tranny lines done? Good to see you Mike.

Good to see you Carl. How many miles on the Dodge now and what has the mileage been like. Fuel costs should be killing you this year.:frown5:

I would concur unless you like living on borrowed time.

Also Trey, do you have the tick?

Are you running 3.73s in there Trey? Also, are your exhaust tips black like some others or is the tip still clean?

I can't remember what the actual size they are, 16X8?

I was always fond of MasterCrafts but just never got around to owning one when we lived on a lake. Now the boat is an Alumacraft Waterfowler 16 with a 40 HP Evinrude ETEC. Looking to purchase a Prodrive mud motor this summer.

We pull a Rockwood Signature Ultra Light 8313. http://www.forestriverinc.com/nd/default22.asp?page=floorview&model=8313SS&choice=rk&nav=rec&name=12&series=8WideTT Next one will be a 5ver though.

You might also want to add that the tranny lines leak like sieves in cold weather, stock motor can handle up to 500 HP ok. One other thing that might be advantageous is if you were to start a sticky so that all new truck owners that find this site will have a reference point as to what to...

I believe that Mike L from Inglewood is in the process of doing that. I'm sure it will be a quality fix if it comes from him.

4-6 sets of tranny lines, new engine, squeaky seats and the drivers door speaker. Other than that, no problems.

Sounds real sweet. What kind of mileage are you getting now?

Just a lowly old Evolution for me.

I don't have a dually either. I only have 4 tires and with the price of fuel anymore I have a two tire pedal powered mode of transportation. You have any honorary memberships left?;)

I believe that if they are the arctic lines, they should have an "A" after the part number.

My father bought a Tunbra last fall. I like the interior but I could do without the tailgate falling apart after throwing a 50 pound bag of duck decoys on it. It will pull ok but get to any hill and it's winded and we don't have big hills here in WI. He gets 12 mpg in town and 15-16 highway.

As Tom said, that's about right. During the summer months in WI I have gone a couple of weeks without seeing mine come on.

Get some salt shields for the trailer, they work wonderfully.;)