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Re: Do you rent out your coach?
Bill.Satellite wrote: No. Check with your insurance company if you do give this a second thought!!! I let a good friend borrow my previous coach, needless to say he backed into a 'parked' minivan with a person sitting in the driver seat. To make a long story short, my RV insurance company had to pay all of the damages (to the minivan and repair of my coach). I was about 30 miles away during this incident. :M Strangely enough, I called my insurance agent prior to this event. If I let my friend 'borrow' the coach, it was covered. If he 'rented' it, my insurance company wouldn't cover any of the damages. :E Never again! :S257Views0likes0CommentsRe: Towing overweight
RoyB wrote: My F150 did great towing my 8800lb fifth wheel trailer until I go into the hills of SW Virginia. I have ZERO problems now with my large and heavy OFF-ROAD POPUP trailer with my F150 truck. In case you didn't know, towing a TOAD with a towbar is different than towing a trailer or 5th wheel. The main difference is tongue weight, there is virtually no tongue weight towing a TOAD (flat towing).473Views0likes0CommentsRe: THOR DIESEL MH
My 'entry level' THOR gasser has been fine, I have no complaints and it meets my needs for my amount of usage. It's not on a Prevost Millennium level, but then again I didn't spend that kind of money. I've seen 'new' pickup trucks that cost more than what I paid for my coach (in 2011). IMHO, only YOU can decide if a THOR would meet your (quality) expectations or not.;) I swore I'd never own a mopar product, just look at the TOAD my sig. :E239Views0likes0CommentsRe: How many of you are running your AC units?
fla-gypsy wrote: http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2014/02/13/snow-cover-usa/5454645/ No AC needed in N Florida but then we are the ONLY state in the union without any snow on the ground. We (CA) need snow/rain, its been a dry season so far :S257Views0likes0CommentsRe: Another comparison question
IMHO, it's a decision only you can make. I am personally satisfied with my Hurricane as it meet my needs for the amount of usage it gets. Sure, Hurricanes are considered "entry level", but it didn't break the bank when I bought it. :W Good luck with your decision.204Views0likes0Comments
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