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Re: CC17 in Fort Loramie, Ohio - Dump Station
rv2go wrote: coachk34 wrote: rv2go wrote: The Flying J in Vandalia, OH has a dump station. That should work perfectly! Any idea on the cost to dump there? $5 if you have a Flying J card. $10 if not. Not sure if the Good Sam Flying J card will get you the discount. Thanks!394Views0likes0CommentsRe: CC17 in Fort Loramie, Ohio - Dump Station
agteacher wrote: Most people camp at Lake Loramie State Park for about $25 / night. It is about 5 miles north of Country Concert just off Route 66. If you have a vehicle to travel back and forth, the state park is really nice. It also has a dump station. You can reserve sites through this website Reservations. They still have a few sites left, but are almost sold out. The camping sites at Country Concert are very close and most is primitive for a really high rate. The closest Flying J is at Vandalia/ Tipp City (exit 65? or 67?) on I-77. It has been a couple weeks and I don't remember the exit number. We are local and love to camp at Lake Loramie. Thanks for the reply. We are scheduled to stay at the Venue, want to get the full experience. I do see a Flying J at exit 64 off I-75. That should work perfectly.219Views0likes0CommentsCC17 in Fort Loramie, Ohio - Dump Station
I was wondering if anyone had ever camped in a motorhome at Country Concert in Fort Loramie, Ohio? Any feedback would be great. Also, when I leave I will be going south on I-75. Any suggestions for a dump station close to the interstate? Maybe a Flying J or Loves? I dont mind to pay a little. Thanks for the help!2.9KViews0likes9CommentsCC17 in Fort Loramie, Ohio - Dump Station
I was wondering if anyone had ever camped in a motorhome at Country Concert in Fort Loramie, Ohio? Any feedback would be great. Also, when I leave I will be going south on I-75. Any suggestions for a dump station close to the interstate? Maybe a Flying J or Loves? I dont mind to pay a little. Thanks for the help!1.3KViews0likes3CommentsRe: 3000W Chinese Gensets Info.
Been lurking and reading for a couple years now. Finally broke down and bought the Champion. Would have probably bought one from Parts America sooner, but was worried about the shipping. Our Tractor Supply finally started carrying them and with the 10% off coupon I was able to get my for $277 with tax. Now I dont know all the ins and outs of these things like you guys. so Ill just be putting in gas and oil and running it until it stops. I would like to build an enclosure, but im not sure I can do that.140Views0likes0CommentsRe: 3000W Chinese Gensets Info.
walkeraw wrote: Awesome thread........thanks to everyone, I finally pulled the trigger and got one! (I had been procrastinating on purchasing a generator, to be used primarily for home electrical backup) I bought the 46540 (RV ready) online from Advanced Auto Parts $329 (they price matched TSC's online listing of $289) plus 10% discount coupon; no taxes..shipping was $43. So, for ~$300 to my door, I'm pretty content! Excellent double boxed packaging, no damage. Added gas & oil, one pull start. Voltage in specs and stable. Ran 5 hrs with ~1500-1800 watt load; loaded some additional items temporarily...the generator didn't seem to notice. I changed the oil and it should be ready for any upcoming ice storms or the tornado season here in Oklahoma. I'm in the process of trying to read and digest this ENTIRE thread for more information about transfer switches, sound enclosures, and other mods. Thanks again for all information! How did you go about getting Parts America to price match? Did you call to place the order or do it online? Was the coupon you used the geicoten? Thanks for the help.218Views0likes0Comments
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