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We recently returned from a 4400 mile land voyage. Needless to say there were several occasions where the purchase of gasoline was necessary. Most of the time the pumps shut off at $75, there were a few where they went all the way to $100, and once I was able to pump to my hearts content or at least the 75 gallon capacity of my tank. There was even one station that limited me to $74, Yes $74 per pump activation(go figure). They all had stickers blaming the credit card companies, I just now got off the phone with my credit card of choice Discover, the limit is not theirs. As many of you out there, I've given up any hope of getting the Flying J discount.

Another factor to figure, is that most of us don't use our generators enough. Most of the generator problems come from lack of use, not over work. Calculate an expen$ive repair job into the equation and see just where that leads you.

Just a few thoughts on the owners manual. It should be available on the Internet. eBay, among other sites, lists all sorts of "stuff." Check FMCA's annual towing guide from way back. Call REMCO (1-877-645-7169 or www.remcotowing.com) and they'll have that info. I'm making the assumption that your Saturn is equiped with the automatic transmission and FWD, as are most. My recollection is that there are one or two fuses to pull, and I don't know which ones. Do it the same way EVERY TIME.

Your owners manual should have all the info you need. I believe there is a section titled Recreational Towing. If you don't have the manual your local Saturn dealer should be able to assist you. Happy Trails KamperAl