Posted by mb58 on October 16, 2013 at 08:29:10 from (98.67.239.190):
In Reply to: Re: OT camper question posted by Mike (WA) on October 16, 2013 at 08:16:13:
A truck mounted camper is called a "camper". A bumper pull camper is called a "camper". A fifth-wheel camper is called a "fifth-wheel camper". The second place I called for advise advertises as "Camperland". We don't like to use to many words down south when one world will do. lol. As for the water heater. There was one thing I failed to mention. When you run completely out of hot water-no more water enters the camper. It just quits running. You have to go outside and disconnect the water hose from the camper, connect it back, and wah-la! you have running water inside again and as long as you don't turn on the water heater, you won't run out of water again.
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