Airstream Forums - Entries for December 2020

Any Other '59 Tradewind Owners?

Posted 12-29-2020 at 11:42 PM by Beccas

I have a 67. Previously I thought it was 59.

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Canadian and her 67' Trade Wind

Posted 12-29-2020 at 05:03 PM by Beccas
Updated 12-29-2020 at 11:36 PM by Beccas

I received the opportunity to get a 67'Trade Wind. So I immediately said yes sight unseen. Living on an Island means taking a ferry which is a pain in the butt. So off we went in the dead of winter across BC to pick up my project. This is not a quick decision. I've researched this for years. I know it's going to be like anything else in life worth having. A lot of hard work and money. I've had it inspected and insured. Towed home. That's as far as I've gotten.

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The Argue Thread

Posted 12-21-2020 at 07:58 PM by jpig98

Quote:

Originally Posted by ROBERT CROSS

Gene,

When is the tell-all, "What he Was Like at Five" being published?

Bob
🇺🇸

"He"? HOW DARE YOU PRESUME IT'S GENDER
I AM OUTRAGED AND HURT BEYOND HEALING.

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Fresh Start

Posted 12-16-2020 at 03:30 PM by JBBeaubeaux

Early Christmas! Beauty, our 2001 30' Airstream, gets a Fresh Start at Vinnie's Northbay Airstream Repair. Click the link and see all her new stuff.

https://livinginbeauty.net/2020/12/16/fresh-start/

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installing a 30 amp RV outlet at home

Posted 12-15-2020 at 10:31 PM by Markhambryan

You make the breaker at the panel the appropriate gauge to protect the wire. 10 gauge Romex is 30 amp and requires a 30 amp breaker. 8 gauge Romex is 40 amps and requires a up to a 40 amp breaker. You could put a 30 amp breaker on 8 gauge wire if you choose. Heavy on the wire and light on the breaker is safest. Go by what your electrician’s advice on the safest install for your application. Main thing on your end is to remember it’s a single pole breaker for a 120 volt trailer.

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