Thanks so much- A lot of more great ideas much appreciated! A shorter hose for sure, and seeing a propane dealer for a large tank, auxiliary tank and connection. Didn't realize the dump valves are plastic, but suspected. Thanks Skater- know the relief you must have felt when it broke free! and yes, ...

Wow thanks again Skater for the help! I'll look for better insulation to wrap the tanks and get some double-sided tape (carpet tape) to help secure. Thanks for the heater link too! I was imagining some kind of heat coil that drops into the tank. Will look for some heat tape for the pipes and dump va...

Osoyoos winter temperatures are usually around the freezing mark. (Was invited too, to stay by somebody in Keromeos, which isn't far from Osoyoos - average winter temps 1-7 degrees C or I think about 34-45 F). I was concerned about the water and water hose. Thanks. Thought of keeping the water hose ...

Wow that is nice. The ad is done particularly well too!

Hey, thanks Skater and Mike - there's quite a learning curve and it means a lot to hear others' experiences and tips. Love this site! I'll insulate all the places Skater said, go around with a candle to see if any more draughts want to get in, and look into getting a backup propane heater. I think t...

I can partially answer my own question now. Went down to a common home satellite dealer in a nearby town and they said there'd be no problem with installation. I asked a couple times to make sure as I had expected to have to go to a Winegard dealer. I'll get a photo and any info when all's done. Thi...

Hi. I haven't found my b190 yet but already went ahead and ordered Winegard SK-1000 TRAV'LER Gray/Black DISH Multi-Satellite TV Antenna. I read that b190s have been spotted with dishes, but wonder if anyone has first hand experience with the installation, and have any tips to share that I should kno...

Hi folks! I've been a quiet member enjoying reading your posts, and learning here for quite some time. I'm looking for a b190 in Washington or Oregon or possibly a little further. I'm in BC. I'd feel most comfortable buying one from our Dave :) but I think he might be off in Alaska living up his sum...

Thanks! It is located near the Okanogan area. Found a couple things out from the owner/more pics too. Though the interior layout is pretty much the same, the cabinets and upholstery look cheap compared to the b190. And there's no generator.

Are there any significant differences between the Ford Econoline in the ad and an early b190?
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NoDinero wrote:And where would this vehicle be located? Thanks.

It's in Orlando, FL