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Thanks for the information posted here. the POD is the smallest one they make. my husband is a researcher off all things and this is the best one we could find for our car towage. we still have about 400 lbs of load we can have so we will be doing a first move with the bare necessities to get him through the week and he will take more when he comes home on the weekends. We spent several hours at the RV place getting the correct hitch, the sway bar we put on the trailer as will at the trailer break thing you mentioned here was a great option. Our trip home was about 200 miles and we had no car problems. Also, what is the difference between a camp ground and RV park? We need to feel safe and comfortable leaving the POD unattended for the weekend. We are also planning to take the POD to music festivals and camp out for the weekend but need to go back to the same park so if you leave your space, will we be able to get it back again? thanks kathy404Views0likes0CommentsFirst timers
We just bought an RPod this past weekend. It's also our first time as owners. Our plan was to get a small camper that our Ourback could pull and we found a cute used RPod. My husbands job has re located him about an hour and a half from home so for now he plans to live in the camper. Any good suggestions for places to stay in the Huntsville Alabama area or 20-30 miles driving distance? Do most RV parks rent by the month and what is a fair price? What do we look for in RV parks--how to choose which one? Any helpful information would be great. We have a little over a week to get this all figured out. He was told about the job move less than 6 weeks ago so we are madly scrambling to get all this done. Thanks Bob and Kathy2.4KViews0likes10Comments
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