ISO guidance, info about class B
Good evening all! My wife and I are starting to look at motorhomes for our many trips. We were hoping to get some input and opinions about some choices that might be available to us from seasoned ...
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drsolo wrote:
My great mechanic does the repairs and runs thru my pre-vacation check list (and oil change) before I head out. I have AAA which has been worth every penny with my 1996 RVan. I am not sure whether to trust everyone they recommend but when I lost my serpentine on the 75 in Florida they towed me to a place got me back on the road 5 hours later.
Something I discovered last winter was the mobile RV repair people. When my AC quit the campground people gave me a name, he was there in a couple hours, diagnosed the electrical short and fixed it.
I don't have a personal mechanic. Must find one. I wouldn't have thought of AAA. And a mobile RV repair? Wow! That would address a big fear of mine. We always go to "ghost towns," which is a bit of a misnomer since some people do still live there. But they may be off the beaten trail nonetheless. Breakdown? GULP! I could have a box of tools in the back but it wouldn't matter if I have no skills.
When I was a kid sometimes we'd get in the car and go 500 miles---without a cell phone or GPS. I'm not sure when I got so skittish.
