All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: whether you like him or not Marcus is standing for the flagJust saw this on Fox News and wondered what was being said here. DH likes Marcus's stance, but I'm afraid I'm seeing a free ad courtesy of Fox. They LOVE stories like this.Re: RV towable sales slowing? old guy wrote: I don't think the generation coming up has been given the thrill of camping and so no interest in it. and new TT's are not freebies IDK, it seems a lot of them, the 20-30 something crowd, are still tenting. They may move up to RVs in time, whether towables or self-driving. I hope so. Also some are building their own rigs and some of those set-ups are impressive...wouldn't work for this Grandma and Grandpa...we like having an air-conditioned camper with a full bath, at least for the night;) But it sure is nice to see the kids out with their little ones getting into camping!Re: Leak-free Class-C? toedtoes wrote: My disagreement was with the idea that an owner who puts their rig under cover cares more and checks it out more frequently. Many owners will put it under cover and not look at it until the next season - that is not caring for the RV more than a person who stores it outdoors and checks it after every rain, etc. We don't have an RV garage or "carport" to store our MH under, but we do pay attention to what might be happening in that cabover area (I'd love to pull out that mattress and store elsewhere as we so rarely use it as a bed, but DH says it must stay...sigh) and DH has no problem climbing up on the roof and checking things over. Yes, we've had two leaks that required repairs and thank God our insurance came through and we could get it done right...well CW did the last repair and we still skittish...Re: Glamping anybody?Wow, here I thought I was glamping in pretty grand style in our 25' motorhome!Re: Follow up to living in RV by necessity shelbyfv wrote: Congrats to OP and thanks for posting the happy ending! Regarding the smug snipes, it's not uncommon for those of us who have it relatively easy in retirement to attribute our condition to our own genius financial planning, self restraint, etc, etc. The fact is luck plays the major part in how this aspect of our lives turns out. More specifically, the absence of bad luck. Illness, derailed family, an economy that changes on the whim of others.... These things can bite anyone who was not lucky enough to have been born into affluence. This is so true. My family has been blessed. We are all in pretty good health and able to do what we need to and even what we want to. My dad is still taking care of us girls, so financially we're in a good place. But it could all go up in flames...look at what folks are going through in CA. We live where we could be wiped out by a healthy hurricane...look at the folks in Florida's Panhandle and North Carolina. You can take care of your health diligently and still be struck down by cancer or some sort of dementia. Or an accident. Yes, we worked hard to get where we are today, but I know all too well we have been blessed...with great luck and good fortune. Can't stick my nose in the air over anyone.Re: Kudos to Coachnet. garmp wrote: So I take it that the both of you are CoachNet fans. We are looking at either CoachNet or FMCA and gathering pros & cons, but it appears that you two are both happy. Same here. Thanks for sharing your experience.Re: Monaco Knight - Opinions??What a beautiful coach! Love that it has COUNTER SPACE in the kitchen...why is that so rare in motorhomes anyway???? And it looks to be in immaculate condition...now if the chassis, engine, axles, etc. are in as good shape...Sweet!Re: Long term parkingRead somewhere it's better to park on wood vs. concrete and that's we do. So far so good, but it is a PIA to get the tires just right on the 2x6's. And we cover the tires against the UVA .Re: Another Great Camping Year Comes to an EndWe had a great year camping; got more camping done this year than any year before and always had a great time. I was really sad when we unpacked the camper after the last trip, really grieving! We are taking the rig in to have a cabover leak repaired, but DH wants to use as a hunt shack this winter (did this last year and it worked great!) and he tells me we can still go camping once deer season ends:) Now we're working on our big trip for spring 2019: a cross-country trip to see all kinds of great things (Grand Canyon, Alamo, redwoods, etc.) and visit my family in Washington State and back home (Mount Rushmore, Little Big Horn battlefield, etc).Re: Class C overhead Cabin LeakOur camper is going into the shop Friday for a leak issue in our cabover (second time in 5 1/2 years). DH has caulked all over every seam he can find and we still have this leak...will be contacting our insurance most likely and hope they help again:)
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