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Originally Posted by Red Barchetta: Hi Daphne - Again, welcome to LOA! Sorry to hear that you can't make it. If Randy is free that weekend we would love to have him join us! Here is the official thread with all of the information: https://community.lanceowners.org/top...y-1-17-14-to-1-19-14 Hi Jeff, We also purchase our Lance 2285 this month. i had a class C but sold that for this TT and am rather new to towing. So far its been a real learning experience. We're getting antsy about taking it...

Koby, What TT year and model do you have? Thanks, WoodGlue

2014 1885.Originally Posted by WoodGlue: Koby, What TT year and model do you have? Thanks, WoodGlue

Thanks for your input WG on the 1100 "petite" model. I'm glad to hear it's working. I think the petite would be the best choice for any Lance TT for that freedom to boondock. What do you think about the noise level on the petite?

B-D RV Battery Lock: http://www.b-drvbatterylock.com/   Even though I/we have never ever had an issue with a battery "walking away" in the 15+ years that we have been trailer camping I have been intrigued whenever I would see this simple battery...

diamonds - Good to know. Thanks for the mention. I will pick some up for future upkeep. Switching gears - Glad to hear that everyone is ok! What happened? Why was a tow truck near the rear of your TT?

I looked online and Amazon carries the Atwood 'Power Guard' Battery Case so does Wal-Mart. After struggling to put mine in and Frankenstein-them into submission I don't like they look. I'm covering the TT in the morning until March or April, so over the winter I'll get some angle iron and fabricate a new one, or modify the existing one. I was planning to call Bill Fox on Monday just to ask what battery box was used to fabricate his brackets. Now I know that the Atwood fits like a glove.

We are due to get our new Lance 1995 a few days before this event. Newbies. What a way to get started! It was a no brainer...plus it's my birthday. My husband is off the hook, new TT, vacation, concert, air show and meeting new friends. He's already done his shopping. We didn't know what SWAG was either?!! Really excited.

As newbies (just picked up our TT two weeks ago from Richards in Lancaster), very excited to attend. Sounds like a great event!

Originally Posted by Art Teach: I bit the bullet on this one tonight. I showed Larry the iBall video and from the gleam in his eye, I knew he thought it would be a good idea. After all he is the one who does the hitching and backing the TT into a space. It was an easy purchase. Speaking from my own experience, you're giving him a gadget that is very, very useful to have. Don

Just an update - We have used this screen room extensively (including our current 3-night trip) and it is showing absolutely no signs of wear or tear. Still looks new & gets a perfect score from us. *If I had to find a fault it would be the collapsed length. If we need both back seats of the TV then we simply store it on the bed in the TT (we keep the storage/carrying bag clean & off of the ground so the bed stays clean).

We have used ours a few times and it's great for keeping out bugs but we have to use a fan inside to move the air around, it doesn't allow much air movement. 100% a big thumbs up for ease of set up and take down. We store it in the TT during travel and then sit it on the back bumper until I'm ready to set it up.

A big thank you to diamonds in another thread for mentioning that they store their screen room inside their 1575 during travel. I placed our rugs non-skid side down on the linoleum and facing up for the screen room to rest on. There is no way it is going to budge while in transit. Also, I have it centered over the axle and on the "lighter" side of the TT (slide-out & fridge are on the other side) -

Travel report - the screen room hasn't budged on the rugs on the floor of the TT and this trip has had us traveling up & over very twisty 7'500' & 8,700' passes so far.

Originally Posted by GRUMPA: I might have to eyeball one of them Iball's after I get my 20 bux worth out of the Neanderthal antenna/tennis ball setup I currently have. Grumpa, I really like my iBALL. The camera is magnetic. When hitching, I put it on the tailgate of the truck, and it makes backing up for hitching a snap. When backing the TT, I move the camera to the rear bumper of the TT, and it gives me a full view of everything behind the TT. Using the camera, I often get the TT out of...

I bit the bullet on this one tonight. I showed Larry the iBall video and from the gleam in his eye, I knew he thought it would be a good idea. After all he is the one who does the hitching and backing the TT into a space. It was an easy purchase.