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RE: consignment rv dealers
Sold two units (one MH and one trailer) and bought one MH at a local dealer who handles consignments.
Trust this dealer since he has done repairs and service for me also. He charges a flat fee for consignments.
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sealevel ram
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05/19/13 08:33pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Cali beach or waterfront
California has a lot of coastline.
Any particular area? North or South?
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sealevel ram
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05/18/13 10:15am |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Traveling from Florida to Los Angeles, California
Was it Arbor in LB?
Let me go back in my records to find the name.
It was NOT Golden Shores.
Yes, it was Arbor, the only park we could get a space at the time.
Two days later we spent a night in the Queen Mary lot, and went to Sunday brunch and toured the ship.
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sealevel ram
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05/08/13 07:09pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Traveling from Florida to Los Angeles, California
Was it Arbor in LB?
Let me go back in my records to find the name.
It was NOT Golden Shores.
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sealevel ram
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05/08/13 06:20pm |
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RE: Panellas Trail
The KOA in St. Pete is adjacent to the trail, but the area is not the best. They have nighttime security, but I wouldn't walk anywhere from the campground.
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sealevel ram
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05/06/13 07:17pm |
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RE: Panellas Trail
The KOA in St. Pete is adjacent to the trail, but the area is not the best. They have nighttime security, but I wouldn't walk anywhere from the campground.
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sealevel ram
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05/06/13 07:13pm |
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RE: Traveling from Florida to Los Angeles, California
The LA area is huge. We have stayed in one Long Beach park which I can't find the name of anymore. It is without a doubt the worst place we have ever been.
On the eastern side, in the city of Redlands, is a park called Mission RV Park, which we recommend. It is a long way from central LA.
But like Geobiker said, it depends on the area you want.
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sealevel ram
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05/06/13 07:06pm |
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RE: Crossing the Rocky Mt.s in Montana ??
Done both. But depends on your final destination.
Last summer came east on US-2. And then dropped down to I-90. Beautiful drive through Montana.
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sealevel ram
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05/02/13 06:40pm |
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RE: Where are we?
Here's another
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u258/fla-gypsy/100_0530-1.jpg height=480
That would be St. Andrews State Park!
John Prince Park in Lake Worth?
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sealevel ram
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04/16/13 07:54pm |
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RE: A couple neat things to do on the Oregon Coast
The ice cream is great at the cheese factory also.
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sealevel ram
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04/15/13 05:44pm |
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RE: San Francisco Area RV Parks
Avoid Candlestick. My opinion.
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sealevel ram
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04/15/13 12:23pm |
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RE: Place to stay this night in Billings MT.
Also recommend the Cabelas in Billings, but don't tell anyone else.
They are more than happy to see you. We spent a night there last summer.
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sealevel ram
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04/15/13 12:20pm |
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RE: I-80 Salt Lake City Utah to Goshen Ind. ???
In Gothenburg, Nebraska there is a small but interesting Pony Express museum, and also a beautiful city RV park to spend the night.
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sealevel ram
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03/28/13 06:07pm |
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RE: Mobile Bypass
Never had a problem or backup going the I-10 tunnel.
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sealevel ram
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02/23/13 08:32pm |
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RE: Best Route
We avoid I-4 at all costs. Hate, hate, hate it! Twomed has the best route.
The truth has been spoken here.
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sealevel ram
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02/05/13 07:48am |
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RE: I-95 tolls in FL
For those of you from N Fla who get on the Tpike at Jupiter (or sooner) how do you know what the traffic is like on I-95 south of there if you do not use it? I agree that until a year ago your advice was correct but with two more lanes (both directions) added from Jupiter south to Delray maybe the first post by someone from S Fla (S..DangDog) is more current. Just happens I agree with him plus I get OFF of the Tpike at Yehaw Junction so I can use I-95 into WPB. Unlike I-95, a accident on the Tpike usually blocks both lanes (yes most of it still only two lanes each direction).
OP, if you are doing this on a weekend, I would take I-95 to the end and get on US1 so $0 tolls.
Having moved away from South Florida after over 25 years FULL TIME living and working there, I can remember distinctly the cries of "just one more lane will end the I-95 congestion" by the politicians and their contractor relatives. Hasn't happened in Florida (or anywhere else).
Take the Jupiter exit.
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sealevel ram
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12/23/12 11:45am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tillamook Oregon
The ice cream at Tillamook is terrific also.
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sealevel ram
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11/22/12 04:35pm |
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RE: Floor heater or Heat Pump?
Our "new to us" Allegro has both heat pumps and propane fired central floor heater. On our first evening trip of a couple hours we used the heat pump and was very pleased by its operation. So when would I chose the floor heater over the heat pump? Advantages of one over the other?
I am sure I am unique here but I would choose the $10 Walmart heater over either assuming electricity is included. Heat pumps are loud and frankly you are running/using some pricy componantry just to "warm". I would rather put the wear on a cheap heater (that will never wear out anyway) over the AC's that WILL wear out pulling double duty (AC summer & heat pump).
Good advice. We have one of these also.
Downside is that they are localized to a small area. In a large MH you will need two or three to warm the entire coach, with the related breaker problems.
Also, with two dogs, I don't like to leave any heater unattended or go to sleep with one on. Yes, I know they have tipover switches, but I'm still nervous.
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sealevel ram
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11/19/12 11:10am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Best campground near a California ski area?
If you do the Tahoe/Zephyr thing and go to Heavenly, the aroma of Cinnabon is almost irresistible when you come down on the gondola in town.
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sealevel ram
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11/19/12 09:24am |
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RE: Do you use a small ceramic heater (on low setting)…
I Use a Single 100 Watt Light Bulb in the Water Compartment! We rarely get temperatures much below Zero C (32f). The Small amount of heat keeps things from freezing!
Agree with this.
We have been in temps in the low teens with only a light bulb in the tank area and another behind the fridge to keep the ice maker line from freezing.
I have colored bulbs (red or green) to give less of a nuisance factor to neighbors.
Ok, so now I gotta buy a light bulb fixture fur the back of the frig. Is the fixture for the light bulb the one that has a black bar at the base to turn it on and off? If it is, isn't it kind of big?
I remember reading about the light bulb in the back of the frig thing. But which fixture do I need to buy?
I used your basic auto trouble light with a short cord. Also, the Thermocube or equivalent is a good idea.
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sealevel ram
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11/18/12 08:55pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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