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xbyyyt's Blog
 

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Roadtreking Blog
 

How We Roll in Our RV -- Episode #1

http://youtu.be/Q3mx8b5NsV4 We get lots of questions about the places we go, the things we see and how we roll in our RV. Thus, this new reccurring video feature, in which we’ll try to do every week, answering reader questions (e-mail me here or via our Facebook Roadtreking page). In this first episode, Jennifer and I talk about how we pack and store items in our Class B motorhome and how we stay connected to the Internet while on the road. Jennifer swears by eBags, a handy way to neatly pack
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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tukitukituki0307's Blog
 

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I purchased two Fitflop Ciela other styles

Enjoy them! I'm on my toes all day on concrete and these are the most at ease fitflop udsalg sneakers I very own, apart from the Fitflop flip flops for summerwear. Accurate to dimensions. I dress in socks with them. Additional comfy than Uggs which has no arch help. Remarkably advocate!Adore them! Like putting on slippers but outdoors! I ordinarily have on a 9 1/2-10 so I ordered a 9 plus a ten due to the fact it is really absolutely free to send back again. The ten was too huge plus a bit exten
zhongyang001

zhongyang001

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Roadtreking Blog
 

My RV is hangout heaven for soccer kids

We spent much of the weekend in Georgia at a soccer tournament one of my grandsons was playing in and found yet another use for our Roadtrek eTrek – as a place for the younger brothers and their friends to hang out in. It wasn’t planned. They just sort of took it over once they discovered how much fun it was. And between games, I became babysitter-in-chief. We went through four bags of popcorn. Pretty much a case of bottled water. We charged iPods and iPads and watched TV and the DVD. Oh yeah
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

The search for spring

We’re on a we’re-so-tired-of-winter search for spring. It has not been easy. It took almost 800 miles, heading straight down I-75 from our Michigan home. At the Wal-Mart parking lot where we spent the first night in Findlay, Ohio, we parked next to a pile of snow. The overnight temps were in the upper 20s. This was our first time at a Wal-Mart. Except for a couple of big trucks, we were pretty much alone. It was not particularly scenic and there was lots of traffic noise. “You don’t need an al
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Being prepared to help in a roadside emergency

A horrific, fiery crash along I-65 in Kentucky that claimed six lives has focused new attention on the need to be able to break through automotive safety glass to rescue people trapped in smashed cars. The six people who died were in an SUV from Marion, Wis., traveling north near Glendale. The vehicle caught fire after it was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer. Lynn and Roger Brucker, from Dayton, Ohio, were driving home in their Roadtrek van when the crash occurred behind them. They had slowed b
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Tahquamenon Falls camping in the wintertime

http://youtu.be/5A4VtXUCStA The hardest thing about finding a spot to camp in the wintertime in the north is finding an open campground. As we toured Michigan's beautiful snow covered Upper Peninsula in mid-February looking for a place to spend the night, all we found were Wal-Mart and Indian casino parking lots. Sorry, but those kind of environments are not our idea of camping. All the regular campgrounds we passed were closed and unplowed. The unplowed part is a big deal. Because on the leve
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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transit's Blog
 

How to Start a NEMT Business

The growth of the health care industry offers entrepreneurs a great business opportunity within the community. The market is limitless for non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) business. The following are some steps to consider on embarking on your new business venture. Read more - http://transitexec.com/how-to-start-a-non-emergency-medical-transportation-business/
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"Gramps" Blog
 

Don't Forget to Laugh some more

I promised some RV stories. Well I found a few. I doubt they are true, but they may bring a smile. A couple from Minneapolis decided to go to Florida to thaw out during one particularly icy winter. They planned to stay at the very same RV park where they spent their 15th wedding anniversary a decade earlier. Because of hectic schedules, it was difficult to coordinate their travel dates. So, the husband left Minnesota alone with their fifth wheel trailer. His wife would fly to join him the day
-Gramps-

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Roadtreking Blog
 

RVing in the wintertime

We’re just back from a 1,100 mile RV trip that took us across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula – in the wintertime. We headquartered our trip in Marquette, where we got a chance to take in all the excitement around the annual UP200 dog sled race, one of the nation’s premier such events, a qualifying race for Alaska’s famed Iditarod. I wrote about that the other day. We really fell in love with Marquette, a city of about 21,000 in the north central UP, right on the shores of Lake Superior. The town
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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AndyShane's Blog
 

Jacked Around (Conveyed from a forum item involving HWH jacks. Mine are Power Gear.)

Source: HWH Front Left Jack Leaking Fluid Well, the jury is in, and the accused is already swinging in the wind... I'll post the film of removing the jack leg from the rig later; for now, we'll skip straight to the end. In the shop, I heated the top bolt on the leg -- it weighs about 45 lbs -- used the impact wrench to extract the 6" long bolt. After allowing the entire cylinder to drain, I manually pulled on the foot and out came the rod. About a foot or so... Then, it hung up. I pulled
andyshane

andyshane

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AndyShane's Blog
 

Getting Up To Speed On Planet Roadmaster

We're at the end of our first thirty days' ownership of a new Beaver Patriot Thunder, and the learning curve remains steep. Compounding our problem is the dealership's failure to locate our manuals: they were removed from the rig when the Silverleaf system was installed, and somehow became misplaced. Were it not for online resources, I'd be lost. But, I'm chugging along, learning many lessons from the coach, online resources and fellow Monaco/Beaver/Navistar owners. The highlights: Levelin
andyshane

andyshane

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Winter in the UP: It's for the dogs

MARQUETTE, MI – Winter in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is not for warm weather sissies. In the town of Marquette, hard on the shore of Lake Superior, nearly 149 inches of snow falls each winter. That works out to nearly 12 and-a-half feet of snow. Up here, from late October to mid April, snowmobiles are seemingly as common as trucks. But all that snow also enables another form of transportation: Dog sleds. Each February, Marquette hosts one of the nation's premier dog sled races, the UP200, a
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

A winter trip: Up to the UP

http://youtu.be/tTDWY2plCBs It's a long way to Michigan's UP -- 450 miles from my house north of Detroit to Marquette, our destination for the big UP200 dog sled race this weekend. For me, besides the fun of this big event – a qualifier race for Alaska’s famed Idiatrod – it was also a chance to test out the new Roadtrek eTrek in the winter. One thing we learned. Plan on extra time at rest stops. Once people see the eTrek, they ask questions. And want a tour. At the Linwood Rest Stop, two broth
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Tarry gunk still evident on Gulf beaches

Tarry gunk still evident on Gulf beaches More than two and a half years after the disastrous Deepwater oil spill by BP, tarry, gunky deposits of what appears to be dried oil are still all too evident on stretches of Northwest Florida gulfshore beaches. “This is atrocious,” reports RT Campskunk, a fulltiming RVer in a Roadtrek 190 from St. George Island, Florida. “It’s just a shame. These were the best beaches in the country. I was used to tar on the beaches out in Texas and Louisiana where all
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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"Gramps" Blog
 

Don't Forget to Laugh.

One of my rules for owning a Motorcoach is Rule Number Two, which contains the following: Patience is not only a virtue but a necessity. Rule Two and Rule Five (my latest rule) work very closely together Rule Number Five: When owning a Motorcoach Don’t Forget to Laugh. You must be able to laugh even if it kills you. When you are an RVer, having a sense of humor and the ability to laugh at troubles, is as much of a necessity as owning a spare sewer hose. For example; I related a story ab
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Roadtreking Blog
 

Prime time for RV shows -- There's more than just RVs

We're in the midst of prime time for RV shows. Starting in January and running until early March, dozens of RV shows are staged in cities across the country. Jennifer and I have attended a slew of them this year as we, along with tens of thousands of other RVers, await warmer weather. One thing you can expect to find at just about any RV show – besides motorhomes, travel-trailers, fifth-wheels and lots of salespeople to haggle with -- are exhibitors like campground operators, RV accessory make
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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AndyShane's Blog
 

Climbing Aboard, In Praise of the FMCA Forums

Two years ago, I responded to my wife's comments that having an RV might be a nice alternative to searching for pet-friendly hotels as we attended dog obedience rallies. I mean, nothing against La Quinta -- they have a universal pet-friendly stance -- but hotels located in the vicinity of such events are afflicted with noise, puddles, and lawns strewn with doggie bombs. To make a long story mercifully short, our initial rig candidates fell short of her requirements: the shower was too small, t
andyshane

andyshane

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Perfect RV take-along: An inflatable kayak

http://youtu.be/ikwYoAmuQQk I love kayaking. But with a Class B campervan-style RV, there just isn’t enough storage room to take one along. At least that’s what I thought until I discovered the Sea Eagle inflatable Kayak. Facebook friends on our Roadtreking page alerted me to it and I’m planning to order one before spring. The one I’m looking at is the SeaEagle 330. It weighs just 26 lbs. and packs down small enough to fit in the “basement” of my Roadtrek Sprinter van, the storage space under
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

Henry Ford's 1937 House Car

This could be the first Type B motorhome ever Henry Fords 1937 House Car. They supposedly only build a handful of these each year. This one is on a 1937 Ford Pickup frame and was found in a private garage in Minnesota in the summer of 2001 with only 19,000 miles on it. A collector named Graham Thickins restored it to original and drivable condition. Check out this story by Thickins to see lots of photos and get the details but it had an all wood lined interior with a metal skin wrapped aro
Roadtrekingmike

Roadtrekingmike

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Roadtreking Blog
 

RV Repair and Maintenance Manual 4th Edition

RV Repair and Maintenance Manual 4th Edition The book that has been an RV industry standard for over 15 years. Find out what you need to know about the maintenance of appliances, accessories and procedures in easy-to-understand-and-apply layman’s terms. Whether you’re a seasoned or shade-tree mechanic or you rely on a professional RV service center, knowing how your rig works and how to keep it in tip-top shape gives you the upper hand and many miles of trouble free RV travel. Get yours for $22
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