Super_Dave
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Re: House Battery
MFL wrote: A bigger battery group 31, or 27, likely better choice, than 24, depending on length of time not connected. If just a short term power disruption, a 24 will serve you without issue. I like the Interstate brand, but most brands will do the job, if fresh to start with, and properly maintained. Jerry Joel, I believe that Jerry has given you the best advice. It doesn't sound like you plan on boondocking or camping without hookups and just want 12v power when traveling or not connected. If you plan on going with just one battery, I think that I would choose a 27.521Views0likes0CommentsRe: RVs over 10 years old are valueless
chuckbear wrote: Super_Dave wrote: jdb7566 wrote: I have been going to Majestic Oak Resort in Rockport Texas, for the winter, since I retired in 2016. I have a very nice 1999 Jayco Eagle 5W. My reservation was set for the 2021-22 winter season, deposit paid. Later, last spring I received a phone call informing me my rig would not be allowed as it was beyond their 10 year rule. They refunded my deposit. This RV park is under new ownership and management. New owners at our seasonal campground caused us to sell our 5th wheel due to all their changes. So let me understand. You decided to sell your unit rather than find another campground? Chuck There is a long answer and a short answer, the short answer is it was the only option for where we camp seasonally.503Views0likes0CommentsRe: RVs over 10 years old are valueless
jdb7566 wrote: I have been going to Majestic Oak Resort in Rockport Texas, for the winter, since I retired in 2016. I have a very nice 1999 Jayco Eagle 5W. My reservation was set for the 2021-22 winter season, deposit paid. Later, last spring I received a phone call informing me my rig would not be allowed as it was beyond their 10 year rule. They refunded my deposit. This RV park is under new ownership and management. New owners at our seasonal campground caused us to sell our 5th wheel due to all their changes.503Views0likes0CommentsRe: Good Sam ERS Hung Us Out to Dry
My buddy recently had a blowout on his 5th wheel and he sat on the side of the road for 4 hours waiting for his roadside assistance. No one was willing to take the call. The contracted tow companies have a choice to accept the call or not. My guess, tire changes are not worth the time and effort for the amount of compensation.0Views0likes0Comments
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