Escaping your RV in the event of a fire
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I know a couple that had their carburetor catch fire, and the whole motorhome burned to the ground in a few minutes, the propane tank being especially loud!
Now she sits with her purse in hand, by the front door passenger seat in the replacement motorhome, ready to jump out and detach the towed car. Lucky for them, it has not happened again.
When they showed up at the hotel the first night after the RV caught fire, they had been sifting through the ashes of the RV, looking for their jewelry, or anything that was left, such as keys, it had all melted. So they looked like a couple of bums.
They had no clothes, one credit card, and not much cash. At least everything was replaceable! And they still had the Bronco II they towed behind their motorhome to drive home in.
For anyone that this happens to them, I do feel sorry for you!
Fred.
Now she sits with her purse in hand, by the front door passenger seat in the replacement motorhome, ready to jump out and detach the towed car. Lucky for them, it has not happened again.
When they showed up at the hotel the first night after the RV caught fire, they had been sifting through the ashes of the RV, looking for their jewelry, or anything that was left, such as keys, it had all melted. So they looked like a couple of bums.
They had no clothes, one credit card, and not much cash. At least everything was replaceable! And they still had the Bronco II they towed behind their motorhome to drive home in.
For anyone that this happens to them, I do feel sorry for you!
Fred.
