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Some one last year on 495n left their 3 sided hitch in the road blew 2 tire on minivan and 1 on TT. AAA said leave the TT on the highway we will not tow it. I then check with insurance company after the incident, Liberty mutual, they will tow both to closest repair facility. Also since you live in Barre check with manns Rv they will give there opinion on which is better for our area. I believe they told us Good Sams is the better choice.


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sdianel wrote:

We have:
1) FMCA (love the rallys and the magazine)
2) Good Sams/Camping World - discounts at RV parks 10% - always pays for itself. We also ordered the new Pilot/Flying J card.
3) Passport America - 50% off (with restrictions) - always pays for itself. They also have a great mail forwarding service based in Crestview FL.
4) Our insurance carrier includes roadside assistance in our policy. They use CoachNet. Haven't had to use them yet - thank goodness!
5) America the Beautiful pass for seniors and disabled. 50% off at Corps of Engineers, National Forests and BLM campgrounds.
6) We also use the Walmart Discover card for use at Walmart Murphy USA fuel (diesel and gas). We have a short 33' Class A and can get into most of their stations. With the card we get 3 cents or 5 cents off fuel. We also get 1% cash back for all purchases.


we have (2) (5) but no flyJ/pilot card. Use Pen Fed instead
In addition Pen fed credit card for 5% discount on fuel,
AARP, for discounts,
and also some of the other state/federal passes for entrance fees not covered by the america the beautiful
And Fred Meyer/Safeway "cards" for fuel points discount based on purchases.


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2004 14' bikehauler with full living quarters
2004.5 Silverado 4x4 CC/SB Duramax/Allison


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