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I'm getting that rumble also. Mine only does it at about 50-55 with really light throttle and mostly after running through a mountainous area for a lot of miles. Head tech at my dealer said its the torque converter. He's been seeing it often on Transits. Recommended doing a transmission flush...

Often just clearing the code, it may never come back on. Sometimes it's just a strange set of circumstances that triggered it. Either way, it should allow you to continue your journey.

First thing I'd do is have the code read at a different auto parts store. If they showed the same O2 sensor, I'd buy it and install it. Then clear the code and give it a chance. You know that you can buy your own code reader at Harbor Freight for $40. And Walmart has a code reader for about $20...

Welcome back. After 2 weeks off myself, started last Tuesday. Did a WI to NY. Then a NY to Orlando FL. Then a Tampa to a little bit south of Atlanta on I-75. Not a bunch of loads but easily made my earnings goals for the week.

Sitting in Orlando waiting until morning to get unloaded.

Back from a 2 week vacation. Back in service Monday morning and just dropped this morning in Syracuse. Off to a great start this week!

Lucus or Ladish?

Hey OVM, you any good at staining wood? Got all new house Windows and now the fun part of the wood staining starts today. Come on over!

If you have the longest Transit body length there is room between the axle and the spare tire. Service is actually easy. The front of the generator, which is actually facing rearward, the complete front side comes off with 2 quarter turn screws. I can check, drain and fill the oil easily and...

Planning either Monday or possibly Tuesday myself. But don't worry, Murray will be hungry and working hard as ever.

And Onan told me if I use a full synthetic, I could go 150 hours.

I worked a deal with my local oil change shop. For $10 they'll drain and install the oil I supply. But they'll only do it on Sunday mornings before they get busy. I've had mine for over a year now, it only has 255 hours on it. I've had it changed twice. The 2,800 has no oil filter, drain from...

They make a kit to hang an Onan underneath a Sprinter. Lots of Sprinter RV's have them. But a 2,800 watt Onan is $2,600 plus the mounts and installation. But, push the button, wait 60 seconds and power up your rooftop AC. And they use the house battery for starting.

I have Berkshire Hathaway insurance going through CIS. It was thousands less cost per year. It's worth having them at least quote your renewal policy.

That's very high! Your either really young or have a bad driving record or both. I'm using Berkshire Hathaway purchased through CSI and it's less then a third of what you were quoted. I'm only insuring one newer cargo van.

Booked to MI from PA. Yup, delivers direct so I still have a shot at a Saturday load.

Here you have empty weights.

Here's the rating and load limits.

Yup, add in the weight of the extra wheels and tires and the weight capacity gain is almost nothing.

Macungie, PA.