Thanks to the forum members for saving me $225.00

[NorCalMike]

The RV dealer where I am purchasing my travel trailer wanted $300.00 for a Prodigy brake controller installed. I bought a Prodigy online for $75.00 after rebate and just started reading this forum. There it was, pictures, instructions, the works! The Prodigy was plug and play and I installed it in less than an hour. This is a great web page and it's nice to take on a project without re-inventing the wheel.
Thanks!!!

[k757]

NICE! congrats on the HUGE savings.

a little known ROC rule, after you enjoy some cost savings from this site, you need to purchase a ROC sticker (link) and even a license plate frame.

(not really, but it helps identifying you on the road )

[meanmachine19]

Welcome to the ROC....

Be sure to post us a pic of what you are haulin! (A small price to pay for your savings ). If its a trailer, then you should be all set to haul it to the 2nd Annual ALL CAL meet!!

There's lots more tips so keep coming back!

[NorCalMike]

Kevin, Grand Canyon sounds awsome!! Yup, a Ridgeline and a Nash 17C trailer can make it to Sedona. I have some pretty lofty goals for the duo. Need to find the worlds largest ball of string and frying pan before the RL gives up the ghost. They are manufacturing the 17C in Oregon as we speak. Should pick it up sometime after labor day weekend.

[weatherman]

Originally Posted by NorCalMike

Kevin, Grand Canyon sounds awsome!! Yup, a Ridgeline and a Nash 17C trailer can make it to Sedona. I have some pretty lofty goals for the duo. Need to find the worlds largest ball of string and frying pan before the RL gives up the ghost. They are manufacturing the 17C in Oregon as we speak. Should pick it up sometime after labor day weekend.

Regarding the world's largest ball of twine, thought I would save you a little time and money. It happens to be located in Cawker City Kansas (north central), and there is little else to see around those parts. Unfortunately I know this from experience as we used to live 15-20 miles east of Cawker City in the town of Beloit. Regarding the world's largest frying pan, I can't help you with that. Good luck and happy travelling!