Question by escott: Where can I buy a wheel cover for a 2005 Chinook RV?
The cover is for a 16″ front wheel with 8 projecting lug nuts.
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Answer by Replace
Try Ebay
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Question by ThEgUiTaRhErO: Is it possible to jump-start my 6 volt ATV battery off my car’s 12 volt battery?
My Raptor 350 has a dead battery and I was wondering if it was possible to jump-start it off my car’s battery without damaging the ATV or car.
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Answer by dirtbikeben94
hook it up with jumper cables but dont start car cause it will break your ignition coil then just crank it up and have fun
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Question by tyliebug: What is the difference between a Toy Hauler and Travel Trailer?
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Answer by Kris B
A toy hauler is just a trailer with a ramp for stuff: bikes, quads, etc.
A travel trailer is a camper trailer. It has bunks, a kitchen, etc. It’s a living space, whereas a toy hauler is pretty much just a box on wheels.
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Question by chevychik18: Where can you get a toy hauler (trailer) whip or flag that says bud light on it? Please Thanks?
I saw one in Glamis then I saw another whip at an offroad show.. But I didn’t get it so now i need to got one but i don’t know where to find one off season.
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Answer by Cybeq
Wherever Rednecks gather in the “off season” I guess. You might try a flea market.
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Question by Deo Gratias: What octane of gasoline should I use in a motorhome with a Chevy 350 engine in it?
I just bought a motorhome with a Chevy 350 in it. The Chassis is an ’89 Chevrolet 1-ton van. I have never owned a 350 and have no idea what octane I should put in it.
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Answer by Sophie B
It should run on 87 octane, unless someone has done some performance mods to it…..
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Question by kyle s: Looking for designs a off road racing truck?
Im looking for blueprints or designs for the frame work or roller cage for an off road racing truck and was wondering if anyone had these plans for a properly built cage and frame for off road racing trucks
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Answer by Rallygrl
Racing stripes are always good.
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Question by BlackSand: Glamis sand dunes biggest and baddest, most think so!?
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Answer by Capt. Frank
Of course!!!!!!
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Question by sarahoots: What is the best way to put a atv/dune buggy adventure together?
Im looking to put together a dune buggy/atv/sand rail adventure in Oregon late October and am curious what would be the best way to go about it. Being from Texas, not quite sure where to start. I am wanting more of an adrenaline rush rather than a family enviroment. New to the sport, so I would like a group of people, but not the typical tourist trap, more gritty 
if camping can be integrated, even better! Thanks!
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Answer by Jim
Heya Sara! Use to live in Oregon for about 20 years and live in Nevada now. I do this stuff all the time. If I may, let me give you some thoughts. Your question has a few things to take into consideration. It sounds like you are new to the Oregon area and that you presently don’t have a lot of friends into the sport as yet. Being as you are from Texas, let me tell you about the weather out here in October. It could be beautiful sunny days, non-stop rain, or snow/wind/freezing cold. October may not be the best time to do this. The West does not have nearly the relatively stable climate of Texas. I’m not saying don’t do it…..I do! =) Just be aware, that the weather we have now, won’t likely be the same in October. You will have to pack and plan accordingly….
The first place to start, assuming you don’t have a circle of friends into this stuff is to find a a club that is into this stuff. If in fact you do, I will expand on that later. There are numerous ATV, off-road and sandrail/dunebuggy clubs that organize events that you are looking to participate in. Do a Google search for your area. You might find a club in Madras or Pendleton that has your interests, but maybe not one in Portland, just as examples.
Start off looking for a club. If you do in fact have friends that are into this, where you can put a group together, I would look anywhere East of the Cascades and South of I-84 to put a trip plan together. Most of the areas opposite of these boundaries are pretty tough to make a “gritty”, non-family, non-tourist trap adventure together due to restrictions, private property, etc. If you go to the boundaries I suggest you will find more open space, less restrictions and many opportunities for unrestricted ATV activities and camping. If you are planning a trip such as this, get some BLM maps and check trail usage regulations, camping regulations, etc. If you have any questions, contact the field office for whatever area, explain what you are trying to do, and verify it is okay to do that. Oregon, Washington and California change their regulations not only regularly, but seasonally.
Living in Nevada, and it not being that far from any point in Oregon, I would consider a trip down here as well. Lots of wide open space, liberal regulations on ATV use and you can pretty much camp wherever you want as long as not on private property.
Feel free to drop me a line with more specifics if you would like more info or ideas. Have fun, be safe and hope I helped.
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Question by socalmama: “Release of Liability” form that can be used for my RV Repair business?
I have to install a hitch for my business and would like to have the customer sign a waiver or release stating that I am not liable for any damage that the hitch may cause due to the customer wanting it installed in a truck bed that the manufacture considers to be too short. The customer is aware that they are asking for something that may later cause damage but I do not want him to come back and sue me for installing it. What form should I use and where can I find one?
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Answer by Karen
If you have a business, you have a lawyer. Call that person and have them draft one up for you. They are the best ones to advise you on the laws for your state. You can always refuse to install the hitch you know. Doctors don’t install a third arm just because the person “wants” one, why should you?
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Question by Boo: Suggestions for cheap shade cover to protect RV?
Purchasing a carport large enough for my 30 ft. camper is out of the question right now.
I need some very creative minds to give me ideas for cheap and sturdy (but not ugly) shade, especially over the roof. I know, this is a tough one, but thanks to anyone who can come up with a good solution.
Ten points to the best idea of course!
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Answer by eskie lover
If you go to the garden section of the home improvement center, they sell an inexpensive shade fabric on rolls. We use it a lot out here in the blazing SoCal sun on patio covers and anchor it down with staples. It is durable enough to stay put in our 100 mph santa ana winds and it comes in a multitude of colors which can become inconspicious while blocking the sun. If you have some structure to attach it to on one side you can build an inexpenisive frame on the other to attach it to with gromets or staples.
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