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@PNWtabber, the PahaQue visors hold up to rain and winds to around 30 mph, IF you stake the two guy lines to the ground instead of to the lower Keder rail. (I only have the PahaQue visors.) I will te… (View Post)

The factory's gallon jug of glycol is pre-mixed @TerryV6 (View Post)

@jules2go, Harbor Freight has black rubber wheel chocks that do not slide. I have a set of those that I used for my 400. I still tied each pair together so they stayed together and I didn’t lose them… (View Post)

@jules2go, I’m so glad you went for help. Two heads are better than one. I have two sets of chocks, with a rope holding each pair together. The rope is for two reasons—to keep them tight enough to st… (View Post)

@KAR, I always found a headlamp came in handy when checking the glycol. If you can’t tell by the marks on the outside of the reservoir, the headlamp shining inside the reservoir definitely made it ea… (View Post)