@@rvboondocker2559 We are also staying there for the RV show. There are no showers and I am not sure about a dump station. Last time we had full hookups with 30/50 amps, but every other site had the sewer on the wrong side. I think this is so class As can pull in forwards. I only paid for a 30 amp site, so I am not sure what I am going to get. There is a section that is close to fairgrounds with smaller spots and looked like it only had 30 amps and not sure about sewer. I cannot believe how much they raised the rates, we normally dry camp and dump at Lazy Days. On Sundays no one is at trade in drop off and it has a dump station. No one has ever questioned me.

@@FLWeekendWarriors yes it’s crazy expensive then that’s why I was wondering what I get for that besides some electricity. I was hoping I could be fresh when I leave there by dumping and refilling my water, but it looks like all I get is electric electricity, and a very expensive parking place. I have been looking everywhere and there is no additional information. Some things to say every loop has showers and bathrooms and some say they do not. My conclusion is that nothing is included.

@@rvboondocker2559 I have never seen showers there, their is an Equestrian camping section that may have showers. I think they have the vendors camp there. I am expecting at least water. The website says 150 FHU sites, you just might need long hoses. She emailed me a campground map a few days before the event. All the sites not right next to fairground entrance looked like full hookups.

They brought in rental generators and we are straight across from the from the Hard Rock, no water or sewer.

@@FLWeekendWarriors I’m just a couple vehicles down from you

@@GarySpinhirne great to hear that they took such good care of you. I think the factory is slow, they sent me an email saying they currently have discounted rates if I wanted factory installed lithium batteries.

@@troysmith522 Some people use automatic transmission fluid instead of Seastar fluid, which may explain why it is pink. But being milky usually is a sign of water getting in fluid. If fluid can get out, water can get in. I would completely purge system of all that bad fluid and see how it goes. The water may have damaged both the cylinder and helm units. I have had numerous leaking seals over the last 30 years, but the fluid was never milky.

@@troysmith522 Check and make sure their is an O-Ring on the the oil filler cap on helm unit. Water from rain can just sit there.

@@FLWeekendWarriors I had all the hydraulic hoses replaced last year , guess my mechanic didn’t throw on some new ones rings and caps while he was at it , I would have paid for it lol

@@FLWeekendWarriors it has one but it old , probably how rain water got in , thanks for your advice!

@@TrekkingwithDebandMike Told the kids to save for retirement, spending their inheritance

@@johnbarton1878 Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays.

@@clay3580 It was the 1st time we had stayed in the 700 loop, the sites on the one side had woods behind them and we really liked it. When we were there, several Newmar’s were in the 1400 loop, one was a King Aire parked forward in the site with no license plate on it. Merry Christmas and thanks for watching.

@@williamsneedjr4129 Thank you, Merry Christmas and thanks for watching

@@Curtis-l2f We like Liz’s videos. So far the only issue we have had is the wind sensor on the awning is bad and Carefree is shipping us a new one. Happy Holidays and thanks for watching.

@@FLWeekendWarriors we’ve a carefree awning on our gulfstream 6320 class c minus wind sensor but carefree has been good as for customer service and getting a part from them was a snap.

@ Hoping the sensor just plugs in, you are pretty high up on ladder to reach it. Dealer should have caught it in PDI, it was full of water and causing a beeping sound because of dead batteries.

@@wilfredazar8539 Thanks, you guys have a Merry Christmas also!

@@ck7cu great suggestion, thanks for watching

@@PERRYLAW-t2q I rested it on a plastic camping table that had legs that the height could adjust

@@HebronGrandpa They are always behind in listing what parts will fit on the new trucks, hope it fits. Congrats on the new truck, wish I would have waited 1 more year and got the power inverter in the bed.

@@JR_SupportOurHeroes We will, people don’t realize the widespread damage from Helene. Everything on the West Coast of Florida near the beach is wrecked or flooded. A very high percentage will not be covered by insurance. Damage and number of deaths details in NC are just coming in.

@@warrenpeterson6065 we wished we had stayed longer, it was a bucket list experience. We used to ski, but we are too old and have bad knees. Thanks for watching

@@christinegraham2884 it was the prettiest place we have ever been to, we thought it was better than Alaska.

@@deandobbs2727 It was the best place we have ever visited, just like Alaska but with better weather, around 10 degrees warmer with less rain & fog.

@@FLWeekendWarriors Maybe someday we will get there. You can fill me in when we visit.

@@jenniferjones9310 I am not sure, it is run by the county, not the State.

@@smkymtnguy33 so far so good, they now warranty the furniture for 5 years if it is purchased after market

I was thinking the same thing and got a quote from the dealer, but the dealer was getting a markup from the purchase and plus $500 from the install made me want to do it myself

@@steveleston1848 I don’t have any real good suggestions on getting it out of the tilt tube without damaging it. If your old motor is trashed you could try heating the tilt tube with a torch. If you damage the shaft, they won’t sell you a new shaft unless you have a dealer buddy that can order you one. They make a special hone for the tilt tube and you are supposed to remove shaft and hone tilt tube every couple of years to prevent it getting seized.

@@FLWeekendWarriors the shaft isn't jammed in there I just tapped the nut on the star side an the shaft slide about 3/4" so either I attach vise grips to port side nut an tap on it a bit I just don't know how this shaft is suposed to come out. like the shaft you pulled w/ the puller tool is this puller required for the tilt tube shaft. thanks an be safe on the water.

@@steveleston1848 it is just a round shaft with threads on each end. You just need to carefully tap it out of the tilt tube without damaging the threads. Spraying it with JB Blaster or some other penetrating oil first and let it sit may help.

@@pauldietrich9199 They start at $49/weekdays & $63/weekends, people we meet at the pool who come often said that the rates double in the winter.

@@lewisevans185 it took us over 2 hours, but it depends on how much rain they have had and the amount of people on the river. One time we stoped at the bridge and had lunch at that restaurant. There is steps there that go down to the river

@@cccompton-p6c most of the roads that cross Phillipi Creek are closed. Colonial Oaks is only accessible by canoe

@@davidhumble5235 will definitely need rubber boots to clean up the yard

@@wilfredazar8539 Thanks now for the cleanup and pumps to try to drain the yard

@@evangiesler1925 it might help, you should flush it once a year anyways. I would flush the freshwater system with bleach, then drain it.