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Wayne, the park rates have really jumped over the part two or 3 years. Many places are sticking "Resort" in their name and think they can demand more $$$$. We shop and use the discounts and look for city and county parks as well. Ken

A bit above my normal pay rate. Ken

Hey, don't bother those that are obviously over weight. Either they are ignorant or just don't care. They lover getting on a forum and get others to say the same thing and they feel there is safety in numbers...just the wrong numbers. Ken

Also, check your fluid level with the slides in and jack up. Ken

to the OP, I was a site moderator and also an administrator on iRV2 for a number of years. For the most part, the site is moderated well and is kept down to a dull roar. Follow the community rules and do not question a moderator ruling on the forum. I found the info provided there is more factual and less passionate than on RV.net. Some of the owners groups get a bit snobbish when an "outsider" tries to post an answer to a general problem. After leaving the admin position, I got a rules violation which I fought behind the scenes. No matter who moderates, they let their personal feeling and interpretation intervene at times. I told them to take a hike and did not post there for several years. Now I go back and visit on occasion. Ken

We had a Ford Explorer that we used to tow a small travel trailer, well within Fords ratings. Had the tranny rebuilt at 10,000 miles. Sometimes you get a bad one right out of the box. Ken

Already sent in my absentee ballot. The parks need funding. Ken

Any one with a jack and an impact wrench can install them. Ken

And are you looking for basic or resort full service spots for the kids. Ken

First thing you need to tell us is how many miles a day you plan to make so that we have idea where you are planning to stop. How many days t make the drive. Ken

Several yeas ago, we were at a park in Shreveport, LA and an RV came in after the office close and set up across from us. It was not all that old and was dirty, two locker doors were missing and the awning was hanging loose and held on with a rope. Mid afternoon the next day, the fellow was packing up and leaving. Talked to the park owner about what happened...I'm nosy...They had a 10 year rule and we had sent photos of our restored Avion silver that was over 10 years old and it was acceptable. The folks had told him a year model and it was less than 10 years old. The owner said he took one look at it and told them to pack up and leave. He just wanted the RVs to look decent. Ken

There are a few snooty (and some not so snooty) campgrounds pushing the 10 year rule. Your best reply is to take your business elsewhere. ken

Herman, I do not buy designer coffee....saves $$ and calories. Ken

Air Streams quality is not all that great. They are just overpriced. Look at the Arctic Fox line. Ken

We will probably drop it as well.

D- You did not make it to 10. Ken

You mean CO...Carbon Monoxide? or LP (propane)? Ken

If you have a power cord winder, it may be the problem. The slip rings in the winder could be dirty or pitted. It is job to pull the power winder down and check the slip rings. Ken

I tried to purchase GY tires through the FMCA program and the local Discount Tire beat the program. So the moral of the story is to be sure and shop the prices. Ken

The recall is nothing more than adding a safety shutdown that shuts down and locks out the fridge. It is not really a proper repair. They will catch fire on electric or propane. Ken

Stevenjett, 9 cents is easy for them. They over charge fuel by 30 cents a gallon and sometimes more. No thanks, I'll skip Flying J and Pilot. Ken

You have to remember...Cheaties never prosper. Ken

In the ham radio world, we say that an omni-directional antenna operates equally bad in all directions. Ken

The Sensar IV and Wingman still out perform any of the other RV antennas. With antennas, you want two things...height and more metal in the air. The Wingman makes the antenna very directional. Ken

There is no right time or perfect time to trade. Remember that any RV is a declining value asset. Just take it and use it as much as possible and enjoy it. Ken