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General Discussion / Re: Storage
« on: June 03, 2014, 08:31:08 am »
Thanks for the hints on the StowAway. This forum is always so helpful.
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General Discussion / Re: Storage
« on: June 02, 2014, 08:35:34 am »
I was wishing and hoping to find some "hidden space". I guess one of those swing out StowAways might be something for me to look into. 
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General Discussion / Storage
« on: June 01, 2014, 07:04:05 am »
I've just been thinking. As everyone else, I would like more storage. So I was wondering if the twin beds on the driver's or passenger's side, in a 2551, could have a hinged top and acquire storage underneath the bed like the 2552's ? Or a small door added from the side.
Has anyone attempted such a thing? I don't know what's under the beds to possibly gain storage room.
Has anyone attempted such a thing? I don't know what's under the beds to possibly gain storage room.
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Polls / Re: Does your Phoenix Cruiser have a slide out?
« on: April 27, 2014, 08:53:05 am »
1. Yes with sofa in it.
2. No problem and actually no problem with anything in my PC.
3. Yes Absolutely I couldn't imagine not having one.
4. Yes Absolutely
2. No problem and actually no problem with anything in my PC.
3. Yes Absolutely I couldn't imagine not having one.
4. Yes Absolutely
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General Discussion / Re: Roof top carrier
« on: March 14, 2014, 09:25:31 am »
BGolden
Thanks for the info on the carrier box. It's always nice to be able to talk to someone that has used a product for an extended period of time. This forum has so many wonderful people that are always willing to help out in many ways.
Thanks for the info on the carrier box. It's always nice to be able to talk to someone that has used a product for an extended period of time. This forum has so many wonderful people that are always willing to help out in many ways.
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General Discussion / Re: Roof top carrier
« on: March 09, 2014, 11:22:23 am »
BGolden ... I believe your cargo box and swing away frame may be just what I need. I have a 2551 PC. Does it clear the spare tire cover on the Phoenix Cruiser or did you have to buy the hitch extender? I removed the bottom section of my ladder so clearance there is not an issue. After using it for an extended period of time are there any additional concerns or insight with the product that you could share with me?
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General Discussion / Re: Awning Brackets
« on: July 11, 2013, 07:25:27 am »
Last year Carol at PC ordered and shipped a pair of awning wall/leg brackets to me. I can't find the receipt at the moment but if my memory is correct they were about $40 including s/h. Prior to that she had acquired another part for me that was missing on the right side of the awning. I sent her a picture of the left side part and she determined what I needed and shipped it to me. PC has always gone above and beyond helping me with any request.
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Around the Campfire / Re: Chicken Slop Recipe
« on: June 18, 2013, 10:23:25 am »
I too like recipes like this. I tried this yesterday for the kids. A big hit.
Thanks !!!
Thanks !!!
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General Discussion / Re: Aimée's Matchmaking Service
« on: September 20, 2012, 10:23:16 am »
Aimee,
I live in Western New York State and would be very happy to show my PC. I have shown it several times in my travels and everyone has been so grateful about being able to walk through. The PC would also be available to see in the winter as it is in a garage at my home. I'm on my second PC from Stuart but would have loved the opportunity to go through one before I originally bought my first one. Fantastic idea Aimee !
I live in Western New York State and would be very happy to show my PC. I have shown it several times in my travels and everyone has been so grateful about being able to walk through. The PC would also be available to see in the winter as it is in a garage at my home. I'm on my second PC from Stuart but would have loved the opportunity to go through one before I originally bought my first one. Fantastic idea Aimee !
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Adventure Anywhere / Re: Planning a trip to Maine and Cape Cod
« on: August 23, 2012, 09:02:00 am »
Just a tiny tidbit if you have never been to Corning, N.Y. before. You can purchase items at the Corning Museum but they also have an outlet store downtown. Unless things have changed the store gets little advertising and you might not know it exists. In the past, I have picked up a few things in the outlet cheaper.
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General Discussion / Re: TV
« on: June 22, 2012, 10:29:22 am »
Tom. I sure like that idea and just might do it. Big and bold letters !
Just an added note ... your insurance under Comprehensive might cover theft. Mine does and has a $100 deduct on it. Just will help the "sting" a little if it does get stolen.
I sure like that idea and just might do it. Big and bold letters ! Just an added note ... your insurance under Comprehensive might cover theft. Mine does and has a $100 deduct on it. Just will help the "sting" a little if it does get stolen.
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General Discussion / Re: TV
« on: June 22, 2012, 09:24:16 am »
Some folks put them up high on their ladder with a bracket made for a Tailgater ... not that crooks can't climb. Plus that makes it stationary too. I had the same questions going through my head before I bought one. Even using a lock with a security cable it can be cut through very quickly and easily. If I leave the PC for a period of time, I do unscrew the cable from it and set it inside. After way too much time worrying about it, I have finally decided that if somebody wants something bad enough they will find a way to steal it.
P.S. My dish has strong Karma attached to it ... what goes around comes around.
P.S. My dish has strong Karma attached to it ... what goes around comes around.
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General Discussion / Re: TV
« on: June 18, 2012, 09:12:23 am »
I haven't experienced any rain fade "yet". I've been in a few storms. Everyone talks about it, so I'm waiting for it to happen. I waxed the Tailgater with a marine wax. I don't know if this will help to keep it from fading but I figured it couldn't hurt. It made the job of cleaning our fiberglass boats easier and I had a couple bottles of it left that we hadn't used.
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General Discussion / Re: TV
« on: June 17, 2012, 09:52:43 am »
Anne and Bob … I have a Tailgater w/Dish Network and use the Pay As You Go plan, $34.99 monthly includes HD. You must use the Dish Network 211K receiver. I plug the end of the coax from the dish to the cable plug on the outside of the Cruiser. No additional power plug is needed. I have used the 50' coax that came with the Tailgater and a 100' coax and I have seen no difference in reception. I also have had to hook both together (RG6 coax / F barrel connecter = 150') at one site and the longer length worked fine. Keep a compass handy to help point the Tailgater.
Don't forget to set the television to Cable not Satellite. At least that is how everything works on mine. It is a very easy walk thru on screen to set it up. It works fantastic and I have no complaints.
Don't forget to set the television to Cable not Satellite. At least that is how everything works on mine. It is a very easy walk thru on screen to set it up. It works fantastic and I have no complaints.
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General Discussion / Re: Shower head hose connection
« on: May 15, 2012, 08:22:19 am »
Jack that would be terrific. I thought I might be stupid to be concerned about flipping the faucet base around but I felt PC might have a specific reason for doing that. It will be interesting as to what they have to say.