All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Thinking of taking the Kids to Wash. DC any suggestions?Love Cherry Hill. You can catch the bus to the metro station right in the campground. Only way to go. If you. Just doing a day trip then you can park at Arlington and catch the metro to get back across the river and into downtown DC.Re: ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE GOOD SAM YOU MIGHT NOT BE COVEREDI have only had to use them twice over the many years I have been a member and both time the service was excellent. My only compliant is that they don’t give long time loyal customers like me the same rate break that they give new members. Once they got you o more price breaks.Re: ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE GOOD SAM YOU MIGHT NOT BE COVEREDThe standard plan does not cover motorized rv’s. You have to have the Platinum plan.Re: 2003 Coachmen Mirada 30Q for $27K - ok deal for newbie?Having owned both I can say that my 2015 38 foot Georgetown class A dosen’t ride anywhere near as smooth as my old class C did. I have made it a lot better by spending a few thousand dollars on it but is still not as smooth. A 30 foot class A is going to be on a lighter chassis then my Georgetown and will not be as smooth as you hope I am afraid. Make sure there are enough seat belt positions for the six of you. If you want a real smooth Class A you will pretty much have to get into a Diesel coach with air suspension.Re: Is a FR product better worse than THOR?Have had both and will tahe my FR Georgetown over any Thor product any day.Re: Storage bays: carpeted or rhinocast?My Georgetown XL had rotocast and each compartment had a one way drain valve which make cleaning them out easy. I have rubber mats in the ones where I am worried about things sliding. Also like the side opening baggage doors vs the ones that open from the bottom.Re: Tow BarsUse this system for my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited and over 10,000 miles no problem. Just got back from a trip to Colorado and it worked perfectly.Re: Flatbed towing DallasSteve wrote: Related question: Does the vehicle have to be secured to the flatbed? If so, how is that done? There may be some pros or cons in that part of the equation, too. Only if you want it to stay on the trailer.. Straps or chains depending on the type of trailer. Most just use straps. Make sure they are rated to secure the amount of weight you are securing. Not the cheap 500 pound straps you get at Walmart. Also make sure you restrain for all directions, fore, aft, lateral and vertical.Re: Camping World Turning Away BusinessYes that is what the CEO said. This post will get shut down just Ike the one I posted did.Re: Adequate Dual Hitch ExtensionGoogle geny hitch. They make a great product for this purpose and are supper strong. Gen-y hitch.com I have the one with four receiver slots that I use to tow my Jeep and bicycle rack.
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