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Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / July 2008New Bedslide
Hi Gang, Well, I got a new Bedslide today for the truck. It's wonderful... so much nicer than the old one.... It should be called Bedglide.... http://bedslide.com/ I loaded it up tonight, will hook up and hit the road in the morning.... Hunter > Hi Gang, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Hunter Have a safe, fun, and pleasant trip, Hunter. BTW, don't forget to pack the dog food... <G> >Have a safe, fun, and pleasant trip, Hunter.> Thanks... I had a brief moment of panic this morning when I couldn't find my telescoping ladder.... but it turned up. I thought there was another robbery. >BTW, don't forget to pack the dog food... <G> Got a new 40# bag yesterday and added to the 20# I still had in the container.... The food they eat is hard to find, venison, so I'm hoping I'll be close to a town with a Petsmart or Petco when I'm starting to get low. Hunter On Jul 11, 9:28 am, Hunter Hampton <airstreamingy...@geemail.com> wrote: > The food they eat is hard to find, venison, so I'm hoping I'll be You feed Bambi's mom to your pooches? <sob> <sniffle> Ginger (running) >You feed Bambi's mom to your pooches? <sob> <sniffle> > >Ginger (running) No silly, I feed them Bambi. Welcome back! Hunter in Lake City On Jul 11, 3:02 pm, Hunter Hampton <airstreamingy...@geemail.com> wrote: > No silly, I feed them Bambi. > > Welcome back! And just in time, too! <humpf> Ginger, <mutter> <scarfing down Bambie> <grumble> > On Jul 11, 3:02 pm, Hunter Hampton <airstreamingy...@geemail.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Ginger, <mutter> <scarfing down Bambie> <grumble> Yeah but, she only has to drive down any back road that goes around the truck scales and pick up all the dog food she needs. How do you think she wore out that bed slide and had to replace it with a heavy duty jobber? Hmmmm? Cliff in TN - where they passed a law so we could harvest "Road Kills" personally, I hate 'possum ... > How do you think she > wore out that bed slide and had to replace it with a heavy duty jobber? > Hmmmm? Maybe she just didn't get around to finishing Med School... and has a poor bedslide manner? David "The Hamster" Malone >> How do you think she >> wore out that bed slide and had to replace it with a heavy duty jobber? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > David "The Hamster" Malone In the immortal words of Jack Benny ... "Now, CUT THAT OUT!" Cliff in TN - still groaning ... >And just in time, too! <humpf> Hahahah!! Too late I'm thinking. >Ginger, <mutter> <scarfing down Bambie> <grumble> A dogs gotta eat..... <g> Actually, I was a bit hinky about feeding them Bambi but with Cooper's food allergies, and $1600.00 later, I was so thrilled to find something he could eat that I didn't much care hap it was. Hunter On Jul 11, 4:09 pm, Hunter Hampton <airstreamingy...@geemail.com> wrote: > Hahahah!! Too late I'm thinking. Story of my life. > Actually, I was a bit hinky about feeding them Bambi but with Cooper's > food allergies, and $1600.00 later, I was so thrilled to find > something he could eat that I didn't much care hap it was. Seems to be a trend. I've noticed, around here, in the pet supplies stores they're carrying a lot of "game" dog food: venison and bison being prominent. Ginger >Seems to be a trend. I've noticed, around here, in the pet supplies >stores they're carrying a lot of "game" dog food: venison and bison >being prominent. The most common causes of food allergies are beef, chicken, dairy products, egg, gluten (particularly wheat). The meat proteins least likely to cause problems are duck and rabbit (possibly venison), then fish and lamb. Coop is allergic to lamb. That's what I was feeding my other dogs when I got him..... then I tried all kinds of fancy foods.... the venison worked. If he starts to have problems, which he could, I'll switch him to duck or bunny. Hunter > On Jul 11, 9:28 am, Hunter Hampton <airstreamingy...@geemail.com> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Ginger (running) Lucky dogs. LZ >Hi Gang, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Hunter You know, Hamp, for the price of a new bedslide, you could buy a handy little trailer to haul your hay around in. Or dirt, or lumber. It'd hold a ton, and it'd last practically forever. Bob >You know, Hamp, for the price of a new bedslide, you could buy a >handy little trailer to haul your hay around in. Or dirt, or >lumber. It'd hold a ton, and it'd last practically forever. Ah, but I have a horse trailer for all that. The point of the slide is.... with the cap on my truck I can't access my stuff..... I'd have to climb in and out every time I needed something forward. With the slide, I pull all my stuff out where I can reach it. Since I have a TT my truck bed is my "basement"... Hunter in Lake City, FL >>You know, Hamp, for the price of a new bedslide, you could buy a >>handy little trailer to haul your hay around in. Or dirt, or [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Hunter in Lake City, FL I got all that. But I also got the impression you ruined the old slide by loading hay on it. Maybe you need a little trailer. Something easier to resort to than the horse trailer. When I started driving jeeps, 20 years ago, I gave up the truck. And immediately got me a 5X7 trailer for all the stuff I had been doing with the truck. Bob, who has lots of trees to trim. >When I started driving jeeps, 20 years ago, I gave up the truck. >And immediately got me a 5X7 trailer for all the stuff I had been >doing with the truck. I'm with you. My 4x6 steel-body dump trailer (bought used in '84 for $135!) has eliminated whatever need I might otherwise have had for a pickup -- for almost no money at all. A utility trailer is a wunnerful thang. GB in NC >My 4x6 steel-body dump trailer (bought used in '84 for $135!) has >eliminated whatever need I might otherwise have had for a pickup -- for >almost no money at all. HELLOOO!!! I can't pull the Airstream with a dump trailer. Hunter >>My 4x6 steel-body dump trailer (bought used in '84 for $135!) has >>eliminated whatever need I might otherwise have had for a pickup -- for >>almost no money at all. >HELLOOO!!! I can't pull the Airstream with a dump trailer. I realize that. I thought I was talking to Bob <g>.... GB in NC >But I also got the impression you ruined the old slide by loading >hay on it.> Oh, no I think it was a design issue, especially since the company went down the tube..... >Maybe you need a little trailer. Something easier to resort to >than the horse trailer.> That wouldn't help me when I'm towing the Airstream which is when I need the slide the most. Unless yo are suggesting I run them tandem <g> >When I started driving jeeps, 20 years ago, I gave up the truck. >And immediately got me a 5X7 trailer for all the stuff I had been >doing with the truck. Yabut, I need the truck, I love the truck... the truck is family. Hunter >>But I also got the impression you ruined the old slide by loading >>hay on it.> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >need the slide the most. Unless yo are suggesting I run them tandem ><g> Somehow we are not communicating. I wasn't suggesting that you abandon the slide. Nor that you take the little trailer traveling, while towing the Airstream. But it would be handy to have around the farm, to keep from having to load extra heavy stuff on the slide. O well. nevermind. >Somehow we are not communicating. > >I wasn't suggesting that you abandon the slide. Nor that you >take the little trailer traveling, while towing the Airstream. >But it would be handy to have around the farm, to keep from >having to load extra heavy stuff on the slide. Oh. It sounded like you were saying to get a little trailer *instead* of the slide.... "You know, Hamp, for the price of a new Bedslide, you could buy a handy little trailer to haul your hay around in. " Hunter >Oh. It sounded like you were saying to get a little trailer *instead* >of the slide.... > >"You know, Hamp, for the price of a new Bedslide, you could buy a >handy little trailer to haul your hay around in. " I think maybe he meant that. in restrospect, it might have been cheaper to buy a little trailer for that kind of stuff (around the farm) than to have to replace the Beaver Bed. To which I might add -- and you also wouldn't have to take all your "basement stuff" off the slide (and then reload it) so you could haul other stuff. GB in NC >I think maybe he meant that. in restrospect, it might have been cheaper >to buy a little trailer for that kind of stuff (around the farm) than to >have to replace the Beaver Bed. > The Beaver Bed was jammed...... it had to come out and I needed a new bed. >To which I might add -- and you also wouldn't have to take all your >"basement stuff" off the slide (and then reload it) so you could haul >other stuff.> I'm not really gonna drive around all winter with my camping stuff in the back of the truck..... it takes minutes to unload and reload it.... What if I was out and about and found a piece of furniture that I wanted... and I couldn't get it home..... I already have 3 trailers at Patti's... I don't need another one. Hunter >>> But I also got the impression you ruined the old slide by loading >>> hay on it.> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Somehow we are not communicating. I noticed that, too. It was starting to get funny.  Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. > Hi Gang, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Hunter You sure this isn't a subliminal ad for satin sheets? Alan >You sure this isn't a subliminal ad for satin sheets? > >Alan *I'm* sure <g> I have never slept on satin sheets, and doubt I ever will. 100% sateen cotton, high thread count, for me. Hunter >>You sure this isn't a subliminal ad for satin sheets? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Hunter Like these. http://www.landsend.com/pp/600ctNoIronSupimaSateenBedding~175291_-1.html?bcc=y&a ction=order_more&sku_0=::FKH&CM_MERCH=IDX_00005__0000000257&origin=index Mmm hmmm. Max >Like these. >http://www.landsend.com/pp/600ctNoIronSupimaSateenBedding~175291_-1.html?bcc=y&a ction=order_more&sku_0=::FKH&CM_MERCH=IDX_00005__0000000257&origin=index > >Mmm hmmm. > >Max Yes, but that's retail.... buy them at Tuesday Morning or Overstock.com.... They have up to 1200 count for much less. Hunter |
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