Howdy Everybody
Interesting in getting into this kind of lifestyle.
What is your own top tip for a newbie?
What is your own top tip for a newbie?
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bikendan wrote:
gbopp wrote:
This was an A/C repair advertisement. That's why it was edited by a moderator.
I doubt if the OP will be back.
If it was, the OP should be banned. Look at the obvious username. It screams "advertise my business".
Look at the OP's profile. The business website is in the profile.
Apparently business websites are now allowed, I have seen several
The forum rules say no, but....gbopp wrote:
This was an A/C repair advertisement. That's why it was edited by a moderator.
I doubt if the OP will be back.
If it was, the OP should be banned. Look at the obvious username. It screams "advertise my business".- look at many different rv's, and sizes. You will probably become more aware of what you really want as you travel, so it might be good to buy a late model used one. At one point I bought a trailer from a private party who saw me as someone he could take advantage of. It was an expensive lessen, so take your time picking one out.
- Best tip would be make sure your Air Conditioner is in good working order!
- This was an A/C repair advertisement. That's why it was edited by a moderator.
I doubt if the OP will be back. - If you think you'll be able to just go to a great state park on a whim, you can't. The good state parks fill up past and early. Some are full a year in advance.
- Try to buy slightly used-a year old? All new Rv's have problems, which can be time consuming, sometimes expensive and frustrating. A slightly used RV's should have most of the problems ironed out and hopefully still under warranty if something does pop up.
- Don't buy an RV unless your willing to work on it as far as maintaining the exterior and troubleshooting the system problems that will arise.
