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IR Harry
07-14-2007, 07:54 PM
Picked up a 2006 Roll-A-Home King Size Pop-up camper.
Having had several, including a Bunkhouse and a KwiKamp, was really impressed with this one.:) A little heavier than the others by maybe 40 pounds:( , but has everything off the ground when opened:o . Bed is huge - king size:D . It sets up about as easy as the others, and is a little easier to stow;) . No canvas covers when towing - all fiberglass. Can get to the cargo bay easily just by lifting the side when towing:) , and lifting a panel when parked. Really a nice rig, tows easily:) , but cuts into the fuel mileage:eek: .
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/hspencer942/MC%20Trailers/RollAHome6.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/hspencer942/MC%20Trailers/RollAHome1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/hspencer942/MC%20Trailers/RollAHome8.jpg
But the dressing room being off the ground when the tent is up is a really GREAT feature.
GoldWingGL
07-15-2007, 12:50 AM
Harry,
I agree this is a great Trailer. You are probably running 40 lbs more because of the king slide. Mine runs about 300 empty. Wish I had the king sometimes.
Lumpy
12-12-2010, 01:13 PM
I have a 2002 Standard size Rolla-Home and really liked it behind the trike but sold the trike and went back to two wheels and bought a smaller KwikKamp and like it so far. Gonna sell RollaHome in spring.
Lumpy
I'd say you found the right website if you own the business;)
SidecarMike
01-04-2011, 09:18 PM
I got my Roll A Home in October of this year and loved it so much went back and bought out the business!
Nothing personal, but I was really upset when I heard Larry sold out and the business moved to Okie. They're really nice trailers.
Good luck with your business.
Billy
01-04-2011, 10:10 PM
I will have to make time!!
ImRubicon
01-05-2011, 04:51 PM
Welcome to the site
I for one like mine as I bought a used one last spring and in process of enjoying it . maybe you will start taking in trades ??????
paint and body for twenty years Hmmmm.... maybe a flashy paint job as well LOL
Mr. Guy
01-05-2011, 07:10 PM
Hi Billy,
Where in Oklahoma are you? I'd like to stop by the shop some day if I'm rolling through town.
Guy
Billy
02-05-2011, 12:01 AM
We are about 175 miles SW of you in Hobart. Feel free to hollar anytime! Nice road trip..
:)
Billy
02-05-2011, 12:14 AM
Trades? Why in the world would you want to? I hear of people with 100,000 plus miles on em! I guess they're hard to wear out. I do have people contact me pretty often wondering if I know where any used ones are. I bet it wouldn't be hard to find a buyer. As for in the paint & body business for 20 years, I've been in it for closer to 36-37 years. Just been at this location for 20. Flashy? Definately doable!
SidecarMike
02-05-2011, 09:31 PM
Trades? Why in the world would you want to? I hear of people with 100,000 plus miles on em! I guess they're hard to wear out. I do have people contact me pretty often wondering if I know where any used ones are. I bet it wouldn't be hard to find a buyer. As for in the paint & body business for 20 years, I've been in it for closer to 36-37 years. Just been at this location for 20. Flashy? Definately doable!
Larry Burmesch took in trades of any brand. He never seemed to have any trouble reselling them.
We're on our fifth camper. It's nice to upgrade once in a while.
Scott in PA
02-05-2011, 10:46 PM
You will love it! I have the standard size and it seems roomy enough so the king should be luxury. Just get some padding for the edge of the bed. I think I saw someone slit a pool noodle lengthwise and use that as a pad. The standard bed doesn't have that rail so I don't have the pad.
The biggest downside to the Roll-A-Home is that if you camp around other people you will draw a crowd and everyone will want to look at it and know where you got it.
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=140&pictureid=1894
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=140&pictureid=1893
Sheila
02-25-2011, 06:39 AM
Welcome to the site
I for one like mine as I bought a used one last spring and in process of enjoying it . maybe you will start taking in trades ??????
paint and body for twenty years Hmmmm.... maybe a flashy paint job as well LOL
Yes, we do take trade in's. People calling all the time looking for used ones!
kdf9511
02-25-2011, 10:23 AM
Yes, we do take trade in's. People calling all the time looking for used ones!
Hmmm.....Now I am defanatly going to have to stop by next time I am in Hobart. A camp trailer is the next thing on my wish list....
Sheila
02-25-2011, 10:28 PM
Hmmm.....Now I am defanatly going to have to stop by next time I am in Hobart. A camp trailer is the next thing on my wish list....
Youre not too far from us... :)
kdf9511
02-26-2011, 12:17 AM
Youre not too far from us... :)
I know and I also cover the local phone office there across the street from the library. I get down there quite often.
ImRubicon
02-26-2011, 12:57 AM
I wantr fancy paint job and a few extra's like the AC unit sleeve
lytle1gw
02-26-2011, 07:50 AM
I have a 1968 combi-camp, but after looking at all the others looks like the rollahome is the best to go to. Will be looking at buying after I retire in March. Great looking camper and love the way to access storage.
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=1875&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=1875')
Sheila
02-26-2011, 08:09 AM
There are alot of good ones out there! We shopped for over a year before we finally made the decision to go with the Roll A Home. Billy really like the off ground dressing area as well as how it pulled. Friends of ours have Bunkhouse, Aspen ect... havent seen one I didnt like. I can tell you the people that we have talked to love their Roll A Homes! All the reviews I have came across have had good things to say and we plan to keep that going!
We got to spend some time with Larry (previous owner) and he believed in a quality product and we will continue in that direction. Billy is a paint and body man of 30 plus years and I am a Quality Engineer of 20 plus years so.... we will strive to maintain and exceed a quality product!
You will have alot of fun shopping and reviewing campers and good luck to you in retirement!P^
lytle1gw
02-26-2011, 08:19 AM
Thanks Sheila, the old 68 does fairly well but is covered in lite weight canvas so always have to cover in rain and no storage. Was looking at leesure-lite but do not like the access to storage even though the price is just a little less. Do not mind paying for quality made items. Is there a long waiting list for your campers?
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2170&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2170')
Sheila
02-26-2011, 08:26 AM
Right now it is about 3 weeks depending on options..
Your welcome!
Access to storage was important to me... Got be able to get my blow dryer:)
lytle1gw
02-26-2011, 08:37 AM
Me i'm not in to a lot of frills but the better half might want some, I just like being up off ground and setting to put pants on. Too broken down to be laying down and trying to get dressed. I'll give call when were ready, have to wait for all retirement papers to clear to access 401, who knows how long that will take, know one that left last year and took 15 weeks before she got her first retirement check. The OPM does not get in any hurry but they sure won't pay interest either. At least we still have the old 68 to use till we can get everything taken care of. Hope you all do very well in your business. Quality always sells best.
http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2029&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2029')
Sheila
02-26-2011, 08:43 AM
Thank you!
Sheila
02-26-2011, 09:38 AM
I wantr fancy paint job and a few extra's like the AC unit sleeve
I bet we can hook you up!:)
I'm new to moto and am shopping for a nice tent trailer and am torn between the Rollahome and the leesure lite excell. I've never seen a Rollahome in person which is my biggest hesitation. Plus I don't know the ins and outs of buying out of state and dealing with California DMV.
Clamper
05-02-2011, 07:13 PM
Hoot, there is nothing too it. If you buy New, you get a Certificate of Origin from the dealer and a temp lic or your receipt that shows you just bought it, to get back to your home state. Go on in to the CA DMV and say Howdy I just bought this and hand them all the paper work you got, sign on a couple of dotted lines and write the check. Your done.
Buy used pretty much the same way. Have who ever you bought from sign the title, take it in to the DMV with a check.
Sheila
05-03-2011, 10:09 AM
I'm new to moto and am shopping for a nice tent trailer and am torn between the Rollahome and the leesure lite excell. I've never seen a Rollahome in person which is my biggest hesitation. Plus I don't know the ins and outs of buying out of state and dealing with California DMV.
Hey Hoot!
In and outs of buying out of state is a breeze!
Im still looking for someone close to you with a Roll A Home so you can actually see one in person!
Have someone in Vegas that has one but Im still looking for someone closer!
Sheila at Roll A Home
Thanks for the info and reassurance from both of you. Sheila I hope you find someone closer but Las Vegas is doable keep me posted.
Jeff in Ferndale WA
05-03-2011, 02:22 PM
I'm new to moto and am shopping for a nice tent trailer and am torn between the Rollahome and the leesure lite excell. I've never seen a Rollahome in person which is my biggest hesitation. Plus I don't know the ins and outs of buying out of state and dealing with California DMV.
When I was researching campers I came down to the same two choices,and chose the Roll a Home because of the storage From what I understand,storage in the Leesure light is all in the living area when set up.Roll a Home storage is all under the bed,and is accessible when the tent is not set up.
ImRubicon
05-03-2011, 04:11 PM
I would think a forum on the Roll-a-home site might get a few owners to pipe in and give and get advice from others ?
and maybe locations to show new customers ?
Sheila
05-03-2011, 09:39 PM
I would think a forum on the Roll-a-home site might get a few owners to pipe in and give and get advice from others ?
and maybe locations to show new customers ?
Rubicon!! Im working on it!!!! Actually have started a "show and tell" map where current owners of Roll A Homes are located. Just got to get it posted on the website. I do have a facebook page as well! A forum would be a good thing! You want to take the lead??P^
Retrax
05-03-2011, 10:05 PM
I think a forum on their site would be great also. As a likely future customer within the next 12 months, I would recommend a few other items to add to their web site also.
More you tube videos showing:
A walk around inside, outside, underneath, with details of access to interior storage from inside when set up to add to the existing videos on the site for the wide bed model.
Add setup, take down, and above "walk around when set up" videos for the standard model.
This would add 4 more videos to the site but would give people looking, a much better idea of both trailers and how they work. I saw a really nice walk around/inside outside video for a leesurelite and it really helped me to get an idea of how the whole thing looked and worked from all angles in and out.
Sheila
05-03-2011, 11:00 PM
I think a forum on their site would be great also. As a likely future customer within the next 12 months, I would recommend a few other items to add to their web site also.
More you tube videos showing:
A walk around inside, outside, underneath, with details of access to interior storage from inside when set up to add to the existing videos on the site for the wide bed model.
Add setup, take down, and above "walk around when set up" videos for the standard model.
This would add 4 more videos to the site but would give people looking, a much better idea of both trailers and how they work. I saw a really nice walk around/inside outside video for a leesurelite and it really helped me to get an idea of how the whole thing looked and worked from all angles in and out.
Retrax! I like it!
Thanks!
ImRubicon
05-04-2011, 01:18 PM
Rubicon!! Im working on it!!!! Actually have started a "show and tell" map where current owners of Roll A Homes are located. Just got to get it posted on the website. I do have a facebook page as well! A forum would be a good thing! You want to take the lead??P^
I would have to talk to the people here and ask if there is some free software for that forum and then the problem is hosting it as web space cost something as Im sure you know .
I had a whole class in HTML and found using dreamweaver made basic webpage pretty easy
Jeff in Ferndale WA
05-04-2011, 08:13 PM
I would have to talk to the people here and ask if there is some free software for that forum and then the problem is hosting it as web space cost something as Im sure you know .
I had a whole class in HTML and found using dreamweaver made basic webpage pretty easy
You can start a free forum on Proboards.It works pretty well:
http://proboards.com/
This is a link to the forum I started for the GWRRA chapter I used to belong to:
http://chapterh.proboards.com/index.cgi
Sheila,you could start the forum and put a link to it on the Roll a Home web site
Sheila
05-04-2011, 10:59 PM
Thanks for all the ideas! I will be busy!:D
lytle1gw
05-05-2011, 12:21 AM
After camping this last week at the LBL in the rain and floods, I have came to the conculsion that the only campers to have are the ones with raised dressing room floors, aka- Roll-a Home- lesurelite and the old combi-camp. The only ones that didn't leak. Shelia you are on the right track with your model. I have an old combi-camp and will be changing soon to get more sleeping room with your model. Just waiting for the gov to transfer money over to my IRA. Oh crap the gov is broke:eek: Ya all ride safe and be safe.
Just ordered my Rollahome for a July 6th pickup and I'm already feeling like a kid waiting for Christmas. Found both Sheila and Billy very easy to work with and Billy was very patient with my rookie questions.
Sheila
05-18-2011, 07:24 AM
Just ordered my Rollahome for a July 6th pickup and I'm already feeling like a kid waiting for Christmas. Found both Sheila and Billy very easy to work with and Billy was very patient with my rookie questions.
Hoot! We feel like Santa Christmas morning... waiting to see the faces of excitement! We will be gone to Knowxville but I bet I can get Jimmy to snap that picture! Looking forward to it:D
lytle1gw
05-28-2011, 07:54 AM
Hey Hoot I got mine ordered to and plan on picking it up last day of Wing-Ding unless Shiela tells me different, that way they can show it off. Rollahome is the only way to go to be dry and have lots of storage.P^
Good deal Gary. I'm limiting my riding time till I bring the trailer home so I can do one practice trip and do a full service before I head out to Montana. Just added a trailer hitch and wired my bike for the trailer so for now prepping my gear and daydreaming.
lytle1gw
05-29-2011, 07:57 PM
Yep I'm dreaming too! Can't hardly wait till I can get mine behind me a camping, but of course have to wait having knee replaced tuesday and figure it will take at least three weeks before I can get back out camping so that'll only be a couple weeeks be fore Wing-Ding. Just looking forward to having a great camper and time to use it.P^
Sheila
05-29-2011, 10:47 PM
You guys are gonna enjoy the Roll A Home! Looking forward to meeting yall!
:)
ImRubicon
05-30-2011, 10:33 AM
Can I get the AC sleeve installed on my 2006 Roll-A-Home as the heat keeps me home during the summers down here . Should I ride up there to get it installed?
Sheila
05-30-2011, 09:23 PM
Can I get the AC sleeve installed on my 2006 Roll-A-Home as the heat keeps me home during the summers down here . Should I ride up there to get it installed?
We still have the same sewing lady that the previous owners had and she is in Idaho but if you have someone that can put one in, she can sew you up one! :)
tankereng
05-31-2011, 05:33 PM
an A/C unit is a VERY nice thing to have in South Texas.....I need to get one for my bunkhouse...P^
ImRubicon
06-01-2011, 10:10 AM
Might come in handy in Cali also
lytle1gw
06-27-2011, 08:08 AM
Hoot were getting closer, can ya sleep good or having dreams of roll-a-home's rolling thru? I can't wait to get started putting all my little touches to the camper. You'll get a head start on me. I can hear the fish flopping and wind blowing thru the trees now. Just dreaming of being down at the Land Between the Lakes in Ky.
You're right Gary I've went over my gear numerous times and have checked my fishing gear so when I pick it up I'll be ready to roll. Picking it up with my brother so we'll haul it back behind my Toyota but we are planning on camping in it 3 nights on the way back to California. Should be there on the 7th.
lytle1gw
06-27-2011, 09:20 PM
Sounds like a good plan, hope ya enjoy camping heading back home. I plan on just running down and getting ours and heading right back home in one day, maybe.
Did I read you right?
I checked on google map and it shows 720 miles one way from McLeansboro to Hobart. That sounds like on hellish one day trip if you do a rounder and tough enough on the one day. If you so it I will be both impressed with our stamina and concerned about your mental stability. :)
lytle1gw
06-28-2011, 12:30 PM
Sheila is taking mine to Knoxville with them to the Wing Ding so that I can pick it up there, only around 360 to there. I figure they'll set it up for demo and I'll get it the last day that they are there.
That sounds great. Doable and still fun.
Heading out today to the Mother state to pick up my Rollahome. Should be in Hobart thursday morning then heading for a fish fry with family in Jimtown Ok. A new Rollahome and a mess of Red River catfish; I'm a lucky man.:D:D
SidecarMike
07-05-2011, 10:42 PM
... A new Rollahome and a mess of Red River catfish; I'm a lucky man.:D:D
Deep fried? Sounds good.
ImRubicon
07-06-2011, 08:36 AM
throw in a cold one as still a tad warm in that area but the fish sound good
lytle1gw
07-11-2011, 09:02 AM
Got in last night with our new Rollahome camper, boy did it pull great. Friend here is thinking of getting one and came over to see it setup, was amazed as to how easy the setup was an how much room there is. His wife was really impressed as to how you can access cargo with it up or down. I probably should have got the a/c sleeve since its hotter than blue blazes here, maybe I'll have Sheila send me one. Anyway I think I'm in love again only this time with a camper, now to get my leg better so we can have a few dates.:D Anybody coming thru Southern Illinois and wants to take a gander give shout or just show up, 209 e broadway st. Mcleansboro, illinois 62859. 618-237-3435.
Just got home with mine. Picked it up in Hobart with my brother and nephew. Camped 2 nights. First night got rain and wind no problem it was also hot so hooked up a airconditioner through the a/c sleeve worked fine heavy wind caused me to get up in the middle of the night to tighten down the sleeve. Only problem on the whole trip was my air mattress I was using on the floor; it ruptured led to a uncomfortabloe night. Next day got a thermarest and slept great at KOA in Siligman, Az. Just like Gary really impressed how easy it went up and down even in a strong wind.
I've been putting the foam tubes you get for insulating pipes on the floor supports. I get 2 for about $2.20. I know they will not last that long but I have used them three nights camping and numerous times setting up to get comfortable with the procedure and they're still doing fine. :)
lytle1gw
07-17-2011, 06:02 PM
Why are you putting them on the floor supports?
GoldWingGL
07-17-2011, 06:21 PM
Why are you putting them on the floor supports?
The Floor supports are he roof rack bars. He does this to protect them fro damage on hard surfaces, cement.. gravel and such. I am going to look into the same stuff as I have just been using a folded tarp for this…
lytle1gw
07-17-2011, 09:19 PM
My new one has rubber on the supports, wouldn't think they would need more protection. To each thier own, I will use foam on the bed slides.
GoldWingGL
07-17-2011, 11:55 PM
My new one has rubber on the supports, wouldn't think they would need more protection. To each thier own, I will use foam on the bed slides.
Not sure when they started that but the older ones do not have that so.....
Gary I have the rubber supports also. But figured it was easier and cheaper to use foam tubing as a sacrificial protector. They go on in a couple of seconds, weigh almost nothing and store easily.
lytle1gw
07-18-2011, 07:34 AM
Good idea, but if its going to rain they'll be wet to store. But then thats what garbage bags are for. Maybe I'll redo my thinking.
So as the heat lets up I'll be adding all the extra wiring and stuff I want to do to mine, just ain't doing it in triple digit temps. Don't think the wife would appreciate it in middle of living room.:D Did that once with bike 40 yrs ago and still hearing about it. Have a blast with your new camper.
ImRubicon
07-18-2011, 08:24 AM
Why not put a tarp under the foam to kep it dry, and a rubber mat under that to protect the tarp and .. and ...
The rubber is there to take the scrapes and I use it for that . There is always going to be wear and tear and just not worth wearing two in case the first one breaks LOL
My rubber is holding up pretty well and Im a big guy to walk in and out on them . They will be fine and you can always replace if needed as not complicated so why overkill ?
Do you wash and wax your camper everytime it goes outside also ?
G wizz
07-18-2011, 10:00 AM
Why not put a tarp under the foam to kep it dry, and a rubber mat under that to protect the tarp and .. and ...
The rubber is there to take the scrapes and I use it for that . There is always going to be wear and tear and just not worth wearing two in case the first one breaks LOL
My eubber is holding up pretty well and Im a big guy to walk in and out on them . They will be fine and you can always replace if needed as not complicated so why overkill ?
Do you wash and wax your camper everytime it goes outside also ?
Way to go there ImRubicon ...
Here all this time, I thought I was the only one that ever gave anyone any shi .. er ... crap ... :eek:
If Hoot wants to foam his rails, who are we to argue ? Or even give a hoot ... :rolleyes:
G
dan1551
07-18-2011, 10:19 AM
Way to go there ImRubicon ...
Here all this time, I thought I was the only one that ever gave anyone any shi .. er ... crap ... :eek:
If Hoot wants to foam his rails, who are we to argue ? Or even give a hoot ... :rolleyes:
G
You mean theres another one???????
I don"t want to beat this dog to death but as I mentioned earlier we camped during a hard rain and I just popped them off the rails knocked gunk off them and threw them in the trailer. The foam doesn't seem to absorb any water.
ImRubicon
07-19-2011, 08:38 AM
You mean theres another one???????
Dang I did sound meaner than I meant LOL
Really if you want to build a shed to have you camper set up while out on the road Im sorry its your thing . I was try to say in a nicer way is that the rubber seems to stand up just fine and I dont see the need to protect the protector. Also the rubber on the supports may stick to things better that the foam and not allow movement as much
I did try one of those foam things on the rail to get down from the sleeping area in my Roll-A-Home and it did help but I forgot it somewhere the first time I took it out :confused:
Finally got to Camp pulling my Rollahome with my motorcycle. It towed great and I'm sitting comfortably in Pismo Beach, Ca typing this. Had the same experience I read when I first joined motocamper seemed like half of the other campers came by to look at it and comment on what a nice rig it was.
lytle1gw
07-21-2011, 12:17 AM
Waiting out the Heat to take ours out but here is some pics.http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2732&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2732') http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2731&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2731') http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2730&thumb=1 ('http://www.motocampers.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=137&pictureid=2730')
eidolon
08-03-2011, 02:41 AM
Rubicon!! Im working on it!!!! Actually have started a "show and tell" map where current owners of Roll A Homes are located. Just got to get it posted on the website. I do have a facebook page as well! A forum would be a good thing! You want to take the lead??P^
Hi Sheila, Where on the site is this??
Sheila
08-03-2011, 09:25 AM
Eidolon!
I do not have the map posted but maybe Friday!
If you are wanting to see a Roll A Home in person, pm me and Ill see where one would be for you to see. Website is under construction this week;)
Sheila I checked your site and really liked the changes you have made it'd much easier to navigate and your map was up. On my recent trip of 18 nights spent 17 in the Rollahome and loved it. Spent last night in Primm Nevada at Buffalo Bills because the KOA in Vegas was charging more than the hotels and I missed the Rollahome.
ImRubicon
09-11-2011, 12:22 PM
Sheila I checked your site and really liked the changes you have made it'd much easier to navigate and your map was up. On my recent trip of 18 nights spent 17 in the Rollahome and loved it. Spent last night in Primm Nevada at Buffalo Bills because the KOA in Vegas was charging more than the hotels and I missed the Rollahome.
Primm has one casino that has the bonnie and clyde car on display!
Still a tad warm out that way but a nice cool 71 at night here as the heat wave seemed to break for a couple of days.
Sad but campgrounds are almost as costly as the hotels out there. Try camping at lake mead its fun if you go the north shore road and traval a couple of hours to get out of range of the touries
lytle1gw
11-21-2011, 08:32 PM
Since Shelia is sending a whole bunch of rain towards us I think I'll put the Roll-A-Home up and test it for rain worthlyness. Suppose to get up to 6 inches so will be a good test.:D
Sheila
11-22-2011, 10:37 AM
LOL!! 6" may change the name to Row A Home!!
We were in some really heavy rain at the Changing of Colors rally and the Roll A Home came through without a drop!:)
lytle1gw
11-22-2011, 03:34 PM
Did fine here last night with 3.2 inches of rain, didn't even have to get the paddles out. Now have to wait for spring
Jeff in Ferndale WA
11-26-2011, 11:58 AM
Since Shelia is sending a whole bunch of rain towards us I think I'll put the Roll-A-Home up and test it for rain worthlyness. Suppose to get up to 6 inches so will be a good test.:D
I can attest to the rain worthiness of a Roll a Home.
Last year,we were on the Washington coast for a weekend.One of the days it rained very hard all day and into the night along with some heavy winds.The winds were heavy enough that I felt the need to tie it down.
By late evening there were a few light drips at the seams,but otherwise we stayed dry.
I have since resealed the seams,but have not been in that much rain.
Saw a lot of thunderstorm rain to and from Glacier National Park. That's the kind of rain that is short lived but heavy. No problems at all with drips but was glad I didn't get to test its resistance to lightning.:D
lytle1gw
11-26-2011, 07:39 PM
Hey i hadn't thought of that , maybe need to rig up a lightning rod.:D
Sheila
02-05-2012, 01:46 PM
Just trying to keep this discussion alive!
For you Roll A Homers we have met over the last year, it has been a pleasure!
We currently are busy building and improving as we go.
Last year was our first year building Roll A Homes and really didnt have much camping time. We are gonna do that different this year!! Gotta have a little fun!:)
snowclem
02-05-2012, 02:16 PM
Sheila,
For sure keep this thread going. I R Harry, the OP, died this last year. Motorcycling, camping, and people of Oregon and the northwest lost a great representative. Whenever I see his avatar, I get a good feeling. I'm sure everyone that met him thru forums or in person can agree.
Richard
Sheila
02-05-2012, 02:51 PM
Sheila,
For sure keep this thread going. I R Harry, the OP, died this last year. Motorcycling, camping, and people of Oregon and the northwest lost a great representative. Whenever I see his avatar, I get a good feeling. I'm sure everyone that met him thru forums or in person can agree.
Richard
I agree! I met Harry via this forum.
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