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Old 08-11-2014, 07:16 AM   #41
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That sound good too! wondering how long a travel season we will get before we have to park it for the winter. that new toy thing ,you know ! next year going to try Hilton head early (may?) with an overnight in that airstream park in Jersey ,or pos. Assateague island. Is field and stream pull thru? asked the guy that can't back up to save his life ! we gave our lower galley drawer the once over ,it looks solid, but will be carful not to over load it .Happy camping, cousins! Howie
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Old 08-25-2014, 06:10 AM   #42
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Completed our shake down trip!

Hello! Mazoola and I completed our shake down trip with our 20'FC and had the best time!
The weather cooperated, traffic wasn't bad, the CG great for 1st timers (nice & quiet), Maine scenery awesome and of course there was lobster!
We spent the weekend learning how to use everything in the unit. Still need to try out the microwave. The trailer is so comfortable - we felt totally spoiled!
Wild Duck CG in Scarborough, ME is very small with mostly seasonal occupants. They book up well in advance but we were able to get in on a cancellation. The CG is located adjacent to a large salt mash - so lots of cool birds to watch. Very peaceful.
We are interested in trying Field & Stream in Oct. Thanks Dot Dave for the reco!
Our next trip is to The Dunes in Ptown weekend of 9/5. I am reading that the sites are tight for parking.... But I know hubby can do it! Can't wait to go!
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Old 08-25-2014, 10:20 AM   #43
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Old 11-05-2014, 07:14 AM   #44
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hi guys ,did the winterizing this weekend .to fill the antifreeze thru the pump ,I pulled the drawer under the stove out .The screws that hold the rails (sliders) on just fell into my hand. they are too short to get any grip. was this your finding also ?
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Old 11-05-2014, 07:56 AM   #45
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We winterized also and had no problems with the drawer. But I seem to recall this drawer had fallen during our first shake down trip and longer screws were needed to properly re-install.
Overall, winterizing was not so bad to accomplish but the post "pink stuff" depressive disorder that follows was not included in the instructions. Ha-been researching all week on snowbird escape plans.
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Old 11-05-2014, 10:38 AM   #46
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pink stuff depression for sure ! hating putting it away = ,hopefully spring will break early !
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Old 11-05-2014, 02:01 PM   #47
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hi guys ,did the winterizing this weekend .to fill the antifreeze thru the pump ,I pulled the drawer under the stove out .The screws that hold the rails (sliders) on just fell into my hand. they are too short to get any grip. was this your finding also ?
That drawer, along with all the other drawers in the FC 20' only come with two little screws holding the tracts onto the drawer. If you look carefully you can see there are two more places to put screws in. I got some very small (about 3/8 or 1/4 x #6 as I recall) screws at an Ace hardware store and drilled little tiny pilot holes, put the screws in, and then a dab of white glue on top of them. That has solved my problem. Do it on every drawer in the rig before you have any more issues.

Glad everyone likes their FC 20, I sure like mine.
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Old 11-06-2014, 04:20 AM   #48
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thanks for that tip ,I saw those screw holes .will try it out .
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Old 11-06-2014, 06:15 AM   #49
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We winterized also and had no problems with the drawer. But I seem to recall this drawer had fallen during our first shake down trip and longer screws were needed to properly re-install.
Overall, winterizing was not so bad to accomplish but the post "pink stuff" depressive disorder that follows was not included in the instructions. Ha-been researching all week on snowbird escape plans.
Agree! The post "pink stuff" blues are kicking in now that we have winterized. We are already planning for spring and wondering if Mother Nature will allow us to get the trailer out of storage early.
We will just have to keep looking at our photos of our couple of shakedown trips...which were soooo much fun! I'm hoping the picture of our Maine trip attaches. Stayed at Wild Duck CG, small but nice.
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Old 11-06-2014, 06:17 AM   #50
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Well, still having trouble attaching photos from our ipad. :-( sorry!
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Old 11-11-2014, 01:44 AM   #51
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Is there an FC 20 group on the forum?


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Old 11-11-2014, 06:19 AM   #52
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Is there an FC 20 group on the forum?


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I am not aware there is a specific FC 20' group on the forum....just several of us seemed to have purchased our AS this past year and had similar "newbie" excitement, questions, fears and most importantly fun! The are also many seasoned experienced FC 20' owners whom are always ready with communicating technical help and tips they have learned.
I have felt as a FC 20' owner we fall into many categories- we are a Bambi, a Flying Cloud and really in a "class" all our own. We still on the learning curve and not yet ready to join formal WBCCI group just yet.

Currently, we are seriously contemplating a winter snowbird escape to the southwest.
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Old 11-12-2014, 10:33 AM   #53
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Hi there,
I am not aware there is a specific FC 20' group on the forum....just several of us seemed to have purchased our AS this past year and had similar "newbie" excitement, questions, fears and most importantly fun! The are also many seasoned experienced FC 20' owners whom are always ready with communicating technical help and tips they have learned.
I have felt as a FC 20' owner we fall into many categories- we are a Bambi, a Flying Cloud and really in a "class" all our own. We still on the learning curve and not yet ready to join formal WBCCI group just yet.

Currently, we are seriously contemplating a winter snowbird escape to the southwest.
If it would be helpful or polite I'll start a thread in the late model flying cloud section . this forum is so big ,there is a ton to read !
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Sounds like a seller idea!
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If it would be helpful or polite I'll start a thread in the late model flying cloud section . this forum is so big ,there is a ton to read !

Thanks, great idea! We'll check back on this thread, if you could post the name of the FC20 thread you start.


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Old 11-13-2014, 05:27 AM   #56
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Old 12-18-2014, 08:49 PM   #57
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We are preparing and planning our first Airstream Snowbird Escapee with departure planned...weather permitting right after the holidays. Heading south, south west. This will be the longest trip we have planned with our FC 20'...hoping to chase 70° and explore Arizona and maybe southern Utah!
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