We picked up the motorhome at PBF and take the short drive to the KOA in Kissimmee. This is our first stay here and we are very impressed with the pull through sites and the rest of the campground. It is located directly behind a strip mall along busy route 192 but it is a quiet oasis.
Rosie and Jody both join us here for some fun. The Sign Show is in town so I take a day to cover the show. Roland Digital is displaying a new product and I sign up for the giveaway. A week later they notify me that I won the Grand Prize, a complete Roland Digital Studio Display system worth about two thousand dollars. WAY COOL! We spent some time at Disney and take Rosie to the Epcot Flower Show, she is in heaven.
We have been having some intermittent Generator problems the last few months and made an appointment to have the genny serviced by the professionals when we get to Indiana. I had some free time at the KOA so I began troubleshooting the generator problem and eventually determined that the issue was fuel flow related then I began to wonder if the fuel tank was less full than we thought.
We left the KOA on April 27th and headed straight to the gas station. We put over 75 gallons of fuel into a tank that only holds about 80 to 85 gallons. We had been running on empty and didn’t even know it! Once the tank was full we had no more generator problems and cancelled our service appointment. Now we need to get the fuel gauge replaced.
Rosie and Jody both join us here for some fun. The Sign Show is in town so I take a day to cover the show. Roland Digital is displaying a new product and I sign up for the giveaway. A week later they notify me that I won the Grand Prize, a complete Roland Digital Studio Display system worth about two thousand dollars. WAY COOL! We spent some time at Disney and take Rosie to the Epcot Flower Show, she is in heaven.
We have been having some intermittent Generator problems the last few months and made an appointment to have the genny serviced by the professionals when we get to Indiana. I had some free time at the KOA so I began troubleshooting the generator problem and eventually determined that the issue was fuel flow related then I began to wonder if the fuel tank was less full than we thought.
We left the KOA on April 27th and headed straight to the gas station. We put over 75 gallons of fuel into a tank that only holds about 80 to 85 gallons. We had been running on empty and didn’t even know it! Once the tank was full we had no more generator problems and cancelled our service appointment. Now we need to get the fuel gauge replaced.
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