Hi,Some campsites in my area are restricting sites to those staying longer than a week and have the sewage dump stations locked down. We are planning travelling from Ontario to B.C. next spring and wondered if that is a good idea i.e, has anyone expe...
Hi,The only thing limiting a touring RV lifestyle, sop the Mrs says, is that halfway through a shower, the water runs cold. We have a 30ft Forest City, Salem Classic and currently looking for a Travel Trailer to tour next year as we are retiring. Is ...
Hi,Over the last few years after some advice from others I have done the following two things:-1. Put Moth balls in tights and placed over axles and around the perimeter of the trailer to keep critters away.2. Place fabric conditioner sheets in cupbo...
Hi,We have had park model, seasonal trailers and have never towed anything. Now in retirement we are planning on buying a 24 to 27 foot travel trailer for towing to spend time between Ontario and Alberta as well as see the Maritimes, BC rest of Canad...
This question has probably been asked before but could not find it.I am close to retirement and will be working from my trailer in Southern ontario during seasonal times May to october. i will be transferring some relatively large data 500MB in perfo...
APT wrote:3/4 or 1-ton diesel pickup with a bed cap of your favorite brand in the last 5 years. All are good. While what Turtle said is true of that size RV for weekenders, retirement and longer trips mean more stuff. That means more paylaod. It ...
tragusa3 wrote:I have about as capable of a half ton as there ever was. We are at 28' and 7k loaded. Family of 4 and large dog. We've used it for 15k miles of cross country trips in the last 3 years. We love our truck, and it does well at the tas...
