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RE: Harvest Host users
We like it but don't save any money because we leave with many undiscovered wines and treats!
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Ed C
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12/05/19 08:25am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: New Green Acres RV Park Walterboro SC
There's a Cracker Barrel just before you get back on 95. Not many better breakfast places IMHO
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Ed C
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11/28/19 11:57am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Will any portable compressor handle 95 psi?
The VIAIR portable is the standard! They are not cheap but are excellent.
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Ed C
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11/23/19 11:48am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Class A Fulltimer freeze concerns
Newmars are well insulated; as long as you use your furnace you should have no problems.
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Ed C
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11/12/19 06:44am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: I-84 from Connecticut to New York. Issues?
Stay on I/91 until you get to I/691 which goes right to I/84 but avoids Hartford.
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Ed C
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11/09/19 01:01pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Harvest Host
We don't see HH as a money saving plan. We usually spend more than we would have at a campground but have had great experiences that don't happen in a campground. AND we go away with a couple of bottles of nice wines that we would not have found any where else.
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Ed C
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11/08/19 08:02am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Diesel Pusher upgrading to heavier toad-advice needed
We tow a 4800 lb Jeep, a 5500 lb Sierra or the Sierra with a golf cart and lots of other stuff at around 7000 lb; there is no big difference.
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Ed C
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11/06/19 08:25am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Short Term Winterising
I would just keep the heat on for those iffy days.
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Ed C
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11/05/19 06:35am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: A flash back today - to former member Sully!
Smitty,
Did you enjoy lunch at Super Oscar's? I never conversed with Sully but I enjoyed reading his posts for years. Are you still at PS?
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Ed C
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10/25/19 03:50pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Vancouver, WA to Cape May, NJ (November 1st)
We have traveled from the Oregon coast to MA the last two weeks of Oct.a few times. We never got caught in weather but we did have to "out-run" it. It's a very ify time along 80.
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Ed C
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09/17/19 05:33pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Snow
We are there now. Even on the Dunraven Pass road there was no snow. The peaks in the distance had plenty but that's gone this afternoon.
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Ed C
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09/14/19 05:49pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Pennsylvania Turnpike
Get an EZ-Pass from any state you choose. It just make life in the North-East easier. I cross PA a lot and always use I/80 it's not a bad road and there are no tolls.
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Ed C
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08/25/19 11:38am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Winnebago and the Workhorse
We had a 2005 Suncruiser with the W-22 chassis and put on a great 63,000 trouble free miles until we traded it in for another Winnebago (Journey).
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Ed C
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08/16/19 06:57am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Southern destination w kids week of New years? Where to go?
I can't believe no one said Ft. Wilderness at Disney World. It might be a little crowded, no, overwhelmingly packed, but that's because it's the place to be!
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Ed C
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08/13/19 07:57am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: RV Toilet
We have been doing this for a long time and stopped having problems the first season when we learned .... MORE WATER.... If you think you are using too much use more.
The other rules apply like poop, pee, toilet paper and water, nothing else!
Newer RVs have sensors outside the tank and do not get covered with stuff like the older prob that stick into the tank.
Use more water!!!!
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Ed C
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07/29/19 11:17am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tioga Pass - This little baby can...
Beartooth Hwy (Yellowstone NE Gate) might be a little more intense!
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Ed C
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07/23/19 10:26am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Winnebago vs Tiffin
When we bought or '11 Journey 40L there was no difference between Winnie & Itasca. We thoroughly checked out both and also they cost the same dollar for dollar including options. Factory tours can tell you a lot about build quality. Winnebago has a "mile" long powered line with laser guides for locating hardware, while a horn blows at the Tiffin factory and someone drives the RV to the next stage.
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Ed C
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07/20/19 02:09pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Winnebago vs Tiffin
We had 3 Winnebagos and all were great. For gas or entry diesel I would also consider Newmar. If you are going higher up Newmar or Entegra. Tiffin would not be on my list (been to their factory)
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Ed C
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07/20/19 07:00am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Fleetwood ratings
For their chassis they might all be using Freightliner but Winnebago uses their Maxxium which has lowered (as opposed to raised) rails which gives you much more storage and a lower center of gravity. Newmar uses a hung wall with far better insulation the all the others. We have had 3 Winnebago and loved them all and would not hesitate to buy a Newmar.
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Ed C
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07/19/19 11:39am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: To DP or not DP
It's really how you are going to use it. If you are doing long trips, you just can't beat a DP. They are smoother, quieter, handle better and it goes on! They cost a lot more and the maintenance is a lot more too. We had two gassers and are on our second DP but we cross this great country every year, then snowbird for three months +. So it's worth it to us.
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Ed C
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07/19/19 08:08am |
Class A Motorhomes
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