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Monthly Archives
August 2009
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Tiny Chapel At RV Park
Dear Editor:
I was thumbing through the March 2009 issue and found the “Baker’s Dozen” column titled “The Smallest Churches And Chapels” (page 70). I eagerly looked for a small chapel we saw at an RV park in Kieler, Wisconsin. -
Give Me Liberty!
I recently purchased a 2008 Jeep Liberty that I intend to tow flat behind my motorhome. Based on published data, I thought this would be a simple thing to do. I had a 1998 Jeep Cherokee …
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Fleetwood Enterprises Inc. has announced NHTSA recall 09V175000, which includes 2009 model year Bounder Diesel, Discovery, Excursion, Expedition, and Providence motorhomes manufactured from April 29, 2008, through April 21, 2009.
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Six Or Twelve?
Dear RV Doctor:
I’m wondering whether I’m better off using two 6-volt batteries wired in series or one 12-volt battery. I’ve heard a variety of reasons why it’s better and why it’s not. What is your opinion? -
Tools On The Road
I have tried many toolboxes of various sizes and shapes and always have preferred an old bucket for ease of use and ample storage. I found a half-height, 2 1/2-gallon bucket at my local lumber company that has the same footprint and diameter as a 5-gallon bucket.
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Travel game
When traveling with kids, make the miles fly by and give the youngsters a reason to look out the window and see the passing scenery with Travel Bingo from eeboo.
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Navistar finalizes Monaco acquisition
Navistar International Corporation announced on June 4 that a wholly owned affiliate of the company had completed the purchase of certain assets of Monaco Coach Corporation for approximately $47 million.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the United States is the most severe-weather-prone country on the planet …
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Duane Pindell, F105443, former Rocky Mountain Area vice president, passed away on May 1 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He was 77. Duane actively supported FMCA at the national, area, and chapter levels.Â
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While a vehicle’s springs do the heavy work when it comes to maintaining driving stability, it’s the shock absorbers that determine how smooth the ride will be.
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While the kids and grandkids are out of school, summer is perfect for some quality time with them — motorhome-style, of course. Load up the motorhome and head to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. More popularly known as the Grand Strand …
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Motorhomers know there’s always something new in the world of RVs and accessories. Folks who attend FMCA’s “Bowling Green Bash†convention will be able to inspect many of these items …
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 Coach House Platinum 272XL The Platinum 272XL from Coach House Motor Homes boasts meticulous construction and luxury appointments. RV writer Lazelle Jones photographed the coach at Bok Tower Gardens…
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Learn more about motorhoming and many other topics by attending seminars at FMCA’s convenion in Bowling Green, Ohio. More than 160 seminar opportunities will cover nearly every aspect of the RVing lifestyle.
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Whether you own a gas-powered or diesel-powered motorhome, a well-running gen set is a valuable asset.
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Since Memorial Day, my husband, Corbett, and I have been on the road for FMCA conducting one of the many functions of the national president — looking at potential sites for the association’s international conventions.
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I am pleased to announce that there is now a suggested motorhome-specific lemon law. This draft document is available to state legislatures that are considering revising their laws to improve existing coverage, or to provide coverage where none exists.
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Describe a card game, board game, etc. you particularly enjoy while camping.