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Old 05-07-2009, 07:31 PM   #21
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Good advice Monica about jotting down future campgrounds and POIs.

I'm in Deming, NM now. I spotted the same Casita in the same campground from my trip East. There was another one in the Walmart parking lot today too.

The weather is now a bit on the warm side and I'm anxious to get home.
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Old 05-08-2009, 10:54 PM   #22
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Good advice Monica about jotting down future campgrounds and POIs.

I'm in Deming, NM now. I spotted the same Casita in the same campground from my trip East. There was another one in the Walmart parking lot today too.

The weather is now a bit on the warm side and I'm anxious to get home.

Steve,

How's the Hensley Arrow ?
Do you see a big difference?

Cheers,

Frederic
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Old 05-09-2009, 06:47 AM   #23
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Steve,

How's the Hensley Arrow ?
Do you see a big difference?

Cheers,

Frederic
I haven't had the time to put it on yet. But I just met some folks yesterday that had one on their rig and wouldn't tow without it. They said it was worth the money with the just the few panic stops they had to make. The trailer stayed straight behind them. I planned to install the Hensley on part of the return leg of my trip so I could compare would I have installed now, weight distribution only. That plan along with most of the stops I hoped to make are not coming to fruition. And now I'm just plain tired of travelling and want to get home. So, the Hensley install along with testing it will have to be for another day. The temperatures in the desert are supposed to be over a 100 degrees today and I have a lot of it to traverse.
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Old 05-09-2009, 11:30 AM   #24
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I haven't had the time to put it on yet. But I just met some folks yesterday that had one on their rig and wouldn't tow without it. They said it was worth the money with the just the few panic stops they had to make. The trailer stayed straight behind them. I planned to install the Hensley on part of the return leg of my trip so I could compare would I have installed now, weight distribution only. That plan along with most of the stops I hoped to make are not coming to fruition. And now I'm just plain tired of travelling and want to get home. So, the Hensley install along with testing it will have to be for another day. The temperatures in the desert are supposed to be over a 100 degrees today and I have a lot of it to traverse.
Have a safe trip.

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