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Try this link, https://member.fmca.com/Security/Sign-In?returnurl=https://www.fmca.com/fmca-rv-roadside-assistance

Have you tried calling the number on the membership card?

I'm. curious, what does your manual say about recreational towing?

I sold my body shop almost 20 years ago and we always referred to Progressive as Regressive. It was always difficult to get supplements. You might consider contacting your state insurance department.

Back in September you posted that it was about to be painted, are you now saying they've never completed any repairs?

Year, make, and model of your rv would be helpful.

I would let it run for an hours with 50% load. Run the air conditioners to get the load.

I stay a Ruby's about a mile from the entrance to Bryce or take the free shuttle that stops at Ruby's.

When I asked this specific question a couple years ago, I was told it only covered breakdowns, maybe it has changed. I have CoachNet and they do not covered towing for accidents.

Unless your seats have been replaced with aftermarket seats or you own a real top end motorhome, most likely the seats are ultra leather which is simply a fake leather. Warm water with a mild detergent can be used to clean them and nothing will restore/preserve them.

That is why Herman set this page up several years ago. Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk By hermanmullins, June 25, 2018 in General Discussion Rate this topic Reply to this topic Start new topic

Look in the owners manual for towing instructions. You can Google a manual if the dealer won't show you one.

Refer to the owners manual. Year, model, transmission, etc can make a difference.

I have 6 tire covers also and they are so much easier to put on and take off rather than those bulky canvas covers.

I have Magna Shades for both the drivers and passengers side and front windshield. MCD makes shades for all windows. https://magneshade.com/products/ https://mcdinnovations.com/products

LOL

LOL...his last post was August 2018. It may have been real 4 years ago.

There are several links available on this website. https://www.tripsavvy.com/find-a-monthly-rv-site-rental-2912567

It appears until FMCA gets all the kinks out of the internet stuff, the forum will be focused on that rather than rving. Safe travels everyone.

Do you ONLY lose the tach and tranny lights/operation on the dash and all the other gauges continue to work?

I suggest before spending a lot of money repairing your absorption refer, replace it with a cabinet depth residential refrigerator...and yes, it will go through the entrance door when you remove the refrigerator doors.

I would contact Intellitec and see if they can tell you of call Newmar customer service.

Being a used to be body shop owner, when they start teardown they most likely will find hidden damage. It may be totaled in the end.

I would think thats the second decision you make, the first is do we sell. If you do it yourself, a lot of great pictures and a well written description of the unit including all the improvements you've made. You can advertise in the FMCA magazine but the last I heard it takes 2-3 months for it to be published. RV Trader, Facebook Marketplace, Ebay and Craigs List would be places to advertise.

Do you want to sell it yourself or consign the unit?