I’ve had sway bars on a 28’, 6,000# camper, but we’re downsizing to a 3,000# A-frame. Should I have them on this as well? Salesman recommends them, but he’s in the selling business. Opinions?
I've used Garmin GPS for years, buy my new rig (a Mercedes Benz platform) has a screen in the middle of the dash. I'm told it's easier to use a cell phone-based GPS system as you can enter the size of the rig and it will sift out the roads that aren...
Headed for the Hudson River Valley later this year. Coming from Maine and hoping to go first to Croton-on-Hudson, then over to Black Bear CG in Florida, NY. Rvparky.com routes us directly, but Good Sam routing shows trailers not allowed on Route 6 ...
Considering a week at the Westport Camping Ground in Westport, MA. Is anyone familiar with this place? Comments, recommendations, suggestions, anything? Looks okay on paper, but prefer personal reviews. Thanks.
If you're still on the way: Once you're in Connecticut I-95 to I-495 to I-95 again is the most direct route. Once in Maine, stay on I-95 (Maine Turnpike) until you're past Portland, then I-295 (toll-free). Then it's decision time. US Route 1 is g...
Well, thank you for that! That's why I wanted the sales guy to send me information on his recommendation (a request he ignored, BTW). I'll just have to wait until I can get him within grabbing distance to find out what he's proposing. Thanks again...
Okay, I'm back. Sorry for the lapse. It's been a horrid week.I've got a Nissan Titan rated to tow 9500 pounds and the new camper is only about 3000 pounds. I'm thinking sway bars. I just don't want some 18-wheeler or Greyhound bus blowing this li...
Just back home from Acadia. Went to Schoodic on Saturday. Camp sites appeared to be nice and level with plenty of privacy. Be sure to take your food with you as you probably can't get much more than a bottle of milk at the little shops in Winter H...
Some possibilities for you: Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport is small but good. Maine Maritime Museum in Bath (as mentioned before) is wonderful and just down river from Bath Iron Works which has been building ships there since 1884, currently ...
