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RE: RV insurance in Ontario?
I would not recommend Wayfarer to anybody, they totally screwed up my policy.
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Big_Eck
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12/22/08 05:43pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Tobermory and Manitoulin
Personally I think with your kids being 4 and 6 I would stay south at Sauble Beach and stay at Woodland a triple 10 campground.
I have done this same trip and would not stay in Tobermory based on your kids ages and what is there.
Sauble has lots to do and will keep the kids happy which is your number 1 goal
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Big_Eck
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12/15/08 07:02pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Orlando Information required
I would maybe try the Kissimmee Camping World maybe someone there can help.
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Big_Eck
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04/16/08 10:37pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Fridge frost up?
DOES YOUR FRIDGE HAVE THE OUTDOOR HOSE THAT GOES INTO THE DRIP DRAY?
mine is supposed to be in water, I think it has something to do with the moisture if i remember
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Big_Eck
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04/16/08 10:34pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Sauble Beach
Woodland Park is the highest rated campground in Canada, the only triple 10 rated place.
While you are there, go up front and see if there online computer is still working, ( I did some tune ups on it when I was there last)
A nice sidetrip is up the peninsula, how much time do you have?
Just a few miles up in sauble falls you can walk out and see the falls a nice side trip
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Big_Eck
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04/16/08 10:16pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: 97 Jeep Cherokee 4.0L Idle Speed Control System
if memory serves me right when it is extremely cold out you also need to depress the pedal a slight bit while cranking.
i think i had a 94 cherokee same engine.
could not start it one morning up north,
this is what i read in the manual i thinks
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 06:58pm |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Blue Ox lube?
I had one bar replaced under warranty by blue ox, because the disc where it rotated wore they said, i think they replaced their entire lineup.
I did lube mine time to time, and then learned that it was to tight from the factory to begin with and if memory serves me right we backed the main nut off a bit to loosen it up, and then everything was fine.
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 06:53pm |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Burning Rubber smell
Yes as above no need to worry, just imagine all the road debris and if you have a slobber tube like me this also adds to the mist that collects in there.
if you do a lot of dinghy towing give your toads engine bay a nice bath once in awhile
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 06:49pm |
Dinghy Towing
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RE: Koni vs Bilstein shocks and more questions
Comparing the FSD to the Bilstein is not a fair comparison, to start with the FSD is and has technology that Bilstein does not.
I cant speak to the stabilizers except what I have which any and every coach should have by law in my opinion as it is a safety feature and a comfort feature also.
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 06:45pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: After the tanks are dumped..
Good advice keeps things liquified
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 06:32pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Exit
I luv the next exit and it comes in handy big time. it is also a great excuse to head to cracker barrell for a good home cooked dinner:)
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 05:56pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: BRAND NEW to RVing
Guys you are on the right page, rent rent, and then rent again, rent anything and everything you can put your hands on
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 05:53pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 2006 Sceptre
Looking for owners of 06 monaco or rambler 40 foot the good bad and ugly...
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Big_Eck
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03/30/08 05:49pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Nascar Talladega family camp
Ben with the girls do the family thing, and to make it interesting for them you may want to do the caves just south of the track:)
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 11:30pm |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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2006 Sceptre
anyone here have one?
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 07:02pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Non-Alcoholic Campgrounds
exit 116 off of I-77
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 06:58pm |
Family Camping
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RE: Non-Alcoholic Campgrounds
Its in Romance West Virginia.
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 06:55pm |
Family Camping
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RE: Non-Alcoholic Campgrounds
On I-77 in the mountains we stayed at a place called the " Church of God.." something like that, it was just afew miles off the Interstate excellent place, super tight getting there thats another story, but no smoking and no drinking allowed.
Great place, I will try to get the exact name for you.
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 06:51pm |
Family Camping
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RE: Mice in the MH
what if you took the food out of the rig?
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 06:46pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: London Ontario Campgrounds
We have stayed at that KOA several times, we where actually there during the blackout a few years back, and where only 1 of 4 rigs in the campground with a generator.
As more and more people where running out of gas and the stations had no power the campground got full that night.
Thats another story, but this KOA is not typical of the chain, it is old and very tired, and could be a goldmine if the right owners came along.
The pool needs major work, not to mention the entire place.
Use this as a last resort, if you want full service then this place is your bet.
If you are just using this place to camp then you will be okay.
Fanshawe is a Gold Mine waiting to happen, I cant understand why they have not put any real thought into this place, there are no full service sites for overnight visitors, which is incredible in todays camping circles.
Its a great area, level sites might be a problem, but its very scenic, if you dont need full service this would be a good option, BUT make sure you go over in detail what rig you have and what you need, get assurances here.
London in itself is very underserviced in relation to campgrounds, taxpayers get involved!!!
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Big_Eck
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03/29/08 03:30pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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