Thanks for the add. I'm joining to learn more about RVing and my TT tips and tricks.
We bought a 2022 Grand Design (GD) 297QB (Transcend) and love it so far. We only got two trips in before we were notified that one of our 12 year old boys (3 total) has aplastic anemia and requires an emergency marrow transplant in a city 5 hours away. Enter our TT to the rescue! Hotels are too $$$$, property is too $$$$ to rent, so, TT it is. We actually loaded up on some "must haves" like a Sleep Number bed, ice maker, generator, undercounter motion lights, coffee maker, etc. so we're pretty set. The city we'll be traveling to is in a colder region so we'll have to buy some heated water hoses and such. Right now I'm looking to understand how our underbelly heated duct work actually works. I have a message into GD and am waiting to hear but in the interim I'd be interested in hearing from someone that has a similar GD and some experience with this.
Thanks!
Rick
We bought a 2022 Grand Design (GD) 297QB (Transcend) and love it so far. We only got two trips in before we were notified that one of our 12 year old boys (3 total) has aplastic anemia and requires an emergency marrow transplant in a city 5 hours away. Enter our TT to the rescue! Hotels are too $$$$, property is too $$$$ to rent, so, TT it is. We actually loaded up on some "must haves" like a Sleep Number bed, ice maker, generator, undercounter motion lights, coffee maker, etc. so we're pretty set. The city we'll be traveling to is in a colder region so we'll have to buy some heated water hoses and such. Right now I'm looking to understand how our underbelly heated duct work actually works. I have a message into GD and am waiting to hear but in the interim I'd be interested in hearing from someone that has a similar GD and some experience with this.
Thanks!
Rick
