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Re: surge protectors
FWIW, when we got our first rig, the dealer asked if we would like one and I asked if it was necessary. The reason he gave made sense to me. He asked if I would use the rig without a regulator for the water. Then said the reasoning for the surge protector was along the same thinking. We use a portable one everytime we are in a campground. Hope this helps.562Views0likes0CommentsRe: Beware Fleetwood
FWIW, the first rig I bought was a 26' Fleetwood bunk house travel trailer in 1980. After trading thru several different style rigs, from different manufacturers, we finally came back to Fleetwood and have just taken delivery of a 2016 SouthWind 32 VS. Came back from the "shakedown" trip and love the unit very much. Looking forward to many more travels in it.1.8KViews0likes0CommentsRe: 2014 Jeep Cherokee Towing
jwilson32 wrote: Is your Cherokee 2wd or 4wd? I have a 15' Cherokee Sport 2wd and wondering if it can be setup as a toad? I called the dealership and they were not much help... If so, can you point me in the direction as to what I would need to tow it? Sorry, not trying to hijack your thread, I just didn’t want to clutter the forum with another similar post. I would ask another dealer and see what they say. From what I understand, the only Cherokee that can be towed four down is the Active Drive II drive train which is a four wheel drive with a neutral position. You may be able to tow it on a dolly but I am not sure. Sorry I can't help more.427Views0likes0Comments- 180Views0likes0Comments
Re: excited wife
Congradulations on the upcoming retirement. We can sort of relate to the changing MH s We found a "C" that we thought was perfect for the two of us. After a couple of trips, we kind of kicked the idea around about a bigger rig. Stopped at a local dealer to "look at what they have". Wrong thing to do. Found a 30' Class A with 2400 miles on it and plastic on the floor and furniture. Needless to say it's now ours. Getting used to driving it isn't hard. As was suggested prior, take it for some short trips to get used to the way it handles. Good luck and happy camping293Views0likes0Comments
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