coreygrubb
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Ron, we stay at McCormak Place located just south of the Loop. It is secure dry camping for $16.00/nite. Easy access to the El and cabs will pick you up at your coach.
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Call Randy or Rex at Panterra Coach in Holland.
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Medico, the $25.00 charge is an administration fee to set up the account which is basically a Love's only debit card. the $25.00 is refunded the time of your first use it.
Geo.
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Both are fine. Join Prevost Community.com and sign up for a Loves Fuel Card (no cost for either) and get .10/gal off, but more importantly never have to go inside again....fuel and go. P.S. you don't have to own a Prevost.
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The answer to the question is: if it's a diesel gen-set, run it loaded and often.
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Jim, Plug in to plug in is when you go from one resort or campground to another. An entertainer is a band or Star bus, usually leased. Always Prevo's or MCI's. You can always tell....no awnings and lots of roof tops.
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If the Gen-Set is diesel, Run it loaded often and long. Plug in to plug in is the enemy. An Entertainer usually has the same number of hours on the Gen-Set as the bus.
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Been waiting for Michelin 315's for almost 3 mos. Now, no problems getting the 365's we needed.
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We have two domestic shorthairs and they are free to roam. Mostly they like to crawl under the covers and sleep, but sometimes the come up and lay on the dashboard (I have a special rug there) and help us navigate.
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Segregation, is not to be. I own a bus Conversion. Prevost. Country Coach by name. But it all started in a pop-up, then a travel trailer, Class C, gas motorhome, Diesel pusher,Several actually. Now a Prevost. I think that if you are in a tent, class C, or whatever. You are all on the same level, As you all enjoying the outdoors. It's about the people, not the vehicle.
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I have heard that there is a Walmart that allows overnite guests in Montreal and that is very near the public transportation, just off the motorway. A lot to take in. but, sound familiar?
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Going there myself, later this month. The weekend July 21 & 22. Sure hope it's cooler there than here. Always have a good time anyhoo.
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Then why bother. I am talking about your pride and joy. Your coach. Put a picture of that on. It brings some general info, so that we know you are geniune and who say you are. I don't need your social security number and if you ever give that out online, well, good luck.
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I don't understand why people do not post pictures of themselves along with their moniker. It is always nice to put a face with a name.
And when it comes to some one who offers to work on your coach and no picture. Guess what.
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An easy method to scare away mice is to take dog or cat hair, put it in a nylon footie tie it up and place them anywhere you see activity. The scent of a predator will make them look elsewhere.
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The same owners as Baileys harbor own a RV park called Egg Harbor RV Park. It is just about 1 mile outside of Egg Harbor, just outside of Peninsula state park.
They can take the big rigs, but call ahead as they are always booked in summer.
Take your bike and you can get any where.
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Gen-Sets (especially diesel) should be run as often as possible and under load. Most people think that low gen-set hours are a selling point, but the opposite is true. I would not buy a used coach (especially diesel) with too few hours on either the coach or gen-set for the age of the unit.
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The program works very well as we saved over $300.00 on a pair of steer tires. I do not recall the total amount spent as all my files are in the bus.
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New to FMCA and am curious if there are any Prevost owners out there?
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We stayed right outside the French Quarter in New Orleans, You can walk to most of the attractions, otherwise you are just steps away from public transportation. The park is walled and gated. Gets a little pricey when there is an event going on at the superdome. We are making this a yearly trek. The link to the park is http://fqrv.com
Parking Motorhome on Grass
in Type A motorhomes
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Parking on grass for any length of time will leech moisture and cause corrosion.