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We have sold everything and have given other stuff away. All we have is a small storage unit with the really important stuff. You know the stuff that has real meaning. Some of the stuff is in this motorhome. We have down sized very well, but we do need a car any I won't give up my motorcycle. Unfortunately the car and bike need to come with. We will figure it out, may take some time but it will happen.

We have been thinking off many ideas. We have thought about a stacker, shorter car, leaving the motorcycle home with the kids, and even buying a new pick up and putting the bike in the bed. The one option that might work is a stacker . Will have to check on a price.

Been towing a 2006 Honda CR V for several years 4 wheels down . Great tow, but Honda says don't go over 65 MPH.

My wife and I will be starting our full time adventure in 28 days when she finial retires. I am already retired for 3 weeks. The problem is that we want to bring some of our things, but we are afraid that we might be to long. We could use any suggestions. We have a 2014 Winnebago Journey 42E, 43ft 7 inches overall per the specs. We are able to pull 15000 lbs with a tongue weight of 1500 lbs. We have a Harley Davidson Trike 9ft 6 inches and weights 1150 lbs. A Honda CR - V 15 ft long and weights 3349 lbs. and a 24 ft trailer weights 3500 lbs. I do believe that we will be OK on weight. The car and the trike fit in the trailer with about 1 ft to spare. I would like to get thing shorter if I could. Any ideas?

Thanks for the info. I will let you know how it goes with Camping World. Still looking of the people in charge for Winnebago.

Thank you for that info. What makes me mad is that they don't have a problem taking your money and then they forget you. If I did not call and say that this is William and I said this is Bill they kept calling me Phil. Lol. They knew my name when I had money. Thanks for the info for Camping World . Now all indeed is the main person for Winnebag.

I know that this might have been brought up before. But sorry I can' t remember the man's name. I bought a Class A motorhome from Camping World. I had a small problem and had to call them 6 to 7 times. The only time that they called me back quickly was when I told the that I needed to give them my credit card. I guess money makes them move. While calling Camping World I also tried to call Winnebago. There to I had the same success as with Camping World. I would like to write both companies and voice my displeasure ,but do not who to address my concerns to where it will do the most good. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We are looking for good routes from Bella Vista Arkansas to Key West Fl. We have 60 days in which to get there. Looking to stay places for a while and seeing the sights. Any good ideas ?

Thanks for the infor was a great idea . Thank Bill

Thanks for the information. I will look into it

I am looking for suggestions on any good companies out the one that will not take you to the cleaners. I need to insure my RV. I don't want to be cheap but I am on a fixed income now. I do need good insurance at a good price. Thanks

Sorry that I did not mention that the washer and dryer were Splendide. It's great to know that I won' t have to buy that $20 box of powered.

I have Edward Jones and have no problem.

Just picked up a new motorhome . This is the one for full timing,one question. The dealer could not answer the question if we could use any H E laundry soap The dealer said that we had to use the manufacture. So, Is this true?

I have never had coach net. Always had good sam. Never had a problem either with my coach or private car.

I wish to say thanks for all the great ideas .

I wish to say thanks to all for the great ideas on what tools to carry.

Ok thank you then we will clean before emptying.

Would like to know if toilet cleaning products can be used on porcelain toilets in a motorhome without messing up the black water tank?

Thank you. Never thought about some of the items mentioned.

My wife and I will be starting our full-time motorhoming adventure soon. Like by the end of August. Does anyone have thoughts about tools that I may need? I already have the normal stuff like screwdrivers, hammers, sockets, and the like. Would you also think what size of tool box would be good? Thanks.

Thanks for the tip .

I am looking for a used or new tow dolly for a Harley Davidson trike 9 1/2ft long an a CRV . Right now I have a trailer but I will have to sell that .

I have been towing a CRV for a while.Its small enough to tow and big enough for our two dog.

That is why I will never give up my A CDL which I need in Illinois to be legal. If l move to another state I hope I will Have an easy time changing my CDL to that state.