First trip in the S Maxx

Verna · August 2015

Vagabonds said:

Beware the borax if you have pets however--it is toxic to them.

Thanks, the box just warns to keep out of the reach of children.

The ants have been sharing the hummingbird feeder and I decided to feed the ants some Borax. Boy did they disappear so quickly when I sprinkled the Borax on the ground and around the base of the Shepherd's hook. ! I even sprinkled the Borax around the Magnolia tree that has a far too many carpenter ants going up into it. I will remember to keep Sunny Day in the back yard, and not the front yard tomorrow.

cbarnhill · September 2015

I love my visor-it's great for rain. But the wind keeps blowing the open door into the visor and flips it. Isn't there a "stick" that I can snap into the door stops to keep it open? This is the kind I have on my 2015 max.

Verna · September 2015

I put a bungee cord around my front " handle" and hooked it into the door mechanism. It kept the door open.

Nomad · September 2015

You'll end up with a stretched out hump in your Visor if the bungie pulls the door beyond straight out Verna

Cat_913 · September 2015

My 2015 S MAX has a little plastic post that fits into a (real technical term) do-hickey on the door and locks it open. I looks like yours has come off.

Verna · September 2015

PXLated said:

You'll end up with a stretched out hump in your Visor if the bungie pulls the door beyond straight out Verna

Voice of experience? I had two short bungees that didn't pull the door tight, just kept it from slamming shut. I'll have to check to see if I have a "humpy" visor in a few weeks. Thanks

Nomad · September 2015

Verna - See pics here... http://tab-rv.vanillaforums.com/discussion/1069/awning-trailer-tent-or-visor#latest

First trip in the S Maxx

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