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RE: Full Time RV living as a S Corp/1099 employee
Along with Fl, you may want to research Montana and Wyoming as bases.
Montana has favorable taxes on the corp issues and the MH purchase.
Wy is well known for being the least taxed state.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/22/21 06:59pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Good Sam ERS Hung Us Out to Dry
You had a typo there
Good Scam roadside service apparently was the one you had.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/22/21 06:46pm |
Good Sam Roadside Assistance
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RE: Where to in June
Idaho, and add power company campsites to your list along with state and federal options.
idaho power companies
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/18/21 11:43am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Do you always need an RV Park ? .....
A campground about every fourth night, just to hook up, dump, and refill. We may be at W&E campgrounds those nights, but its not necessary.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/15/21 06:32pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Help-can't get Tully into the car due to size-RESOLVED
Hmmmmm
Holds 150 lbs
So what do you do next month?
:W
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/12/21 04:12pm |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: Towing 6,500 pounds with a class C
The new C's with the 7.3 likely fare better than the older ones. I know JAYCO has a couple that meet your requirements.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/11/21 05:45am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: blowing a 20a and 30a fuse instantly
Sounds like plugging something into the outlet is causing it to short internally. Try plugging something else into it, to see if it instantly trips.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/06/21 07:02am |
Tech Issues
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RE: A tale of two campgrounds
Shelby forest was fully booked both weekends and around 40-50% during the week. For September usage, that seems pretty active. Natchez Trace on a Sunday was no more active, but I was only there the one night.
What was a little odd it seemed to me was the number of car campers each night. Singles or couples who came in, unloaded their cars onto the picnic tables, covered them with a tarp or plastic, slept in the car and packed up the next morning. Even saw a couple of car/suv's pulling u-haul trailers do it. Guess some folks are still shy on the idea of motel rooms with coronacrud.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/06/21 05:53am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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A tale of two campgrounds
Due to my wifes death, I recently had to spend extended time in Tennessee. On our way west, we decided to stop at Natchez Trace State park. We only expected W&E, but ended up with a FHU site. The park was relatively spacious and had nice open areas around all of the camping loops. Then we moved to our destination park, Meeman Shelby Forest state park. W&E sites, which we expected, but they were so old that the soil next to the asphalt pad was eroded away about 14 inches around the parking pad. No cell service, (which I understand is not their fault, but being only 20 miles from a large city it was a shock) narrow roads entering and a lot of new scratches because trees had not been trimmed.
The rangers and staff at Shelby forest were great, we needed to extend our stay and they worked with us, to accomadate us.
But the conditions at the two parks were starkly different. Being close to the state capitol, and in full public view of the politicians made for a wonderful park at Natchez Trace, being hidden in north Shelby county landed that park with little to no upgrades since the CCC workers built it 60+ years ago.
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wanderingaimlessly
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10/05/21 03:49pm |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: Will Fed shutdown bar access to Nat Forests? Nat Parks?
The party currently in power is the party most often in charge of large cities and urban areas. Rural areas tend to be marginalized when they are in power. And it is human nature that when you regain power, you use it to benefit those who got you there. If they shut down all but essential services, those rural folks will bear the brunt as being those other people.
Probably the best way to predict how this goes would be to look at what the prior administration did. It's many of the same ideologue's so their approach will likely be similar.
If I recall correctly many BLM areas were closed off, along with the parks and campgrounds.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/25/21 06:20am |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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RE: 2003 Daymon Daybreak
First look at the controls, brand and model and then go to that companies site.
Did you ensure the parking brake is set?
engine running?
The Damon manual is only going to point you to the jacks manual.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/24/21 06:57am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Avoiding Nashville
Travelled 40 east to west Sunday, no major construction problems in Nashville, Knoxville was as much of a PIA as ever.
Try to schedule your big city transits on the weekends and they go easier.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/22/21 07:07pm |
Roads and Routes
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An upgraded option for the half ton Pickup crowd
Toyota has unveiled the new Tundras, more power, hybrid, higher tow cap.
Tundra
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/20/21 07:22am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: SUV for pulling hybrid
Ah thanks everyone!! I value your input. I know As you have spoken Chevy has their cargo/passenger vans and I know Ford does as well but any thoughts on which is better overall?
The Chevy's give you the option of a conventional truck drivetrain, plenty of tow cap in the neighborhood of 9000 lbs and sufficient seating, cargo up in the 3500 lb range. With v-8 drivetrains.
The ford transit lets you get the eco boost 3.5, and all the seating you need, but trailer towing is limited to 4000 lbs or so. The trailers you can keep in that range are pretty sparse in amenities.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/19/21 07:07am |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: SUV for pulling hybrid
You may not like the idea of it, but with the plan being four kids, and they will grow, you may want to look at the vans like the Chevy Express, plenty of seating, and up to 9000 lb tow capacity.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/18/21 08:30am |
Hybrid Travel Trailers
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RE: Does my camper............
Ask your wife.
If she says that size doesn't matter,,,,,,,
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/16/21 05:56pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Help troubleshooting TT AC airflow
The other possibility is that your cooling coils are so trashed that not much air can get through them.
coil cleaner
If the coils are too dirty , air can not pass through them fast enough.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/16/21 02:05pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Solar system with both 12v and AC inverter
I would not worry too much, you do have simple options.
IF the trailer does not have an inverter already, you can also power most cpap units off of 12 volts. 12 volt cords
If your machine has a "brick" in the regular power cord, chances are that it actually runs on 12 volts, making these cords a simple solution.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/13/21 12:37pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Suspension issue, 2021 Rockwood ultra lite
Dexter TorFlex axles under those trailers.
You need to verify the weight rating from the axle and then decide whether to replace it yourself or call a mobile mechanic to do it.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/13/21 06:54am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Solar system with both 12v and AC inverter
Your TH likely already has a Pure sine wave inverter, for powering TV's or the fridge. In my Winnie I simply tapped the TV outlet in the bedroom with an extension cord for the CPAP on nights we are not connected to shore power.
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wanderingaimlessly
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09/13/21 05:51am |
Beginning RVing
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