2008 National RV PC40E

2008 National RV PC40E Previously $257,198 – Now $257,198 Gasoline coach w/ full-length curb-side slideout, leather cab seats, leather pull-out sofa, dining table w/ 4 chairs, 4-door fridge, tiled floor, and more! Offered from Tennessee RV in Knoxville, TN. Learn more about this 2008 National RV PC40E! Find more great RVs on  Read More →

Southwestern deserts: More than just a warm place

By Bob Difley This is the time of year when RVers in the northern states and Canada can be divided into two groups: those that are or soon will be headed to the southwestern deserts for at least some part of the winter, and those that wish they were headed for the desert. When the cold wind blowing down from Alaska makes your ears numb, and the specter of  freezing rain and snow looms on the horizon, images of sunny skies, flowering cacti, and photos of smiling RVers in shorts and T-shirts lounging in camp chairs outside their RVs in Quartzsite, Arizona, can be powerful magnets luring us south. Read more  Read More →

2009 Keystone Bullet 282BHS

2009 Keystone Bullet 282BHS Previously $21,995 – Now $21,995 31 ft. travel trailer sleeps 10, with Rear Corner Double Bed Bunk w/Exterior Storage Below, Rear Corner Bath w/Private Entry Including Tub/Shower, U-Shaped Dinette, Sofa Slideout, Front Queen Bed, Laundry Chute and More! and more! Offered from Dave Arbogast RV & Boat Depot in Troy, OH. Learn more about this 2009 Keystone Bullet 282BHS! Find more great RVs on  Read More →

Bicycle Museum Of America

We found a wonderful attraction in the charming small town of New Bremen, Ohio, the Bicycle Museum of America. Located on New Bremen’s main street, the museum is a treasure trove of bicycles and bicycle memorabilia dating back to the early 1800s. Here you will see everything from primitive bikes with appropriate names like the Boneshaker, to high wheeled bicycles that the gentry of another age enjoyed, to modern carbon frame bicycles that one can lift with a single finger. Read more  Read More →

RV Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions (Part 1 of 2)

Even though most RV’s will never see winter weather while travelling, they are exposed periodically to bad and possibly violent weather.  High gusting winds, torrential rains, driving hail and thunderous lightning bolts have all been experienced at one time by many of us.  The fear of visible or embedded tornados and like-cyclonic disturbances is real and RV’s are particularly vulnerable.  Almost all RV’s have a relatively high center of gravity and a poor vertical body structure to weight ratio.  In other words, they can be adversely affected by winds.     So, how do we deal with these trailers and motor homes when faced with an impeding storm on the open road?    Of course, the easiest way, depending on the storm’s severity, is to cancel that day’s travel.  But, many times you are already on the road, and it develops without warning.   Let’s look at each element and the best strategy to adopt. Wind – Can be an issue even on an otherwise nice day.  A fast moving front or a steep pressure variation can produce substantially strong winds.  Also geographical terrain, such as mountainous areas, can also deliver unexpected high winds and gusts.  The affect of these winds on an RV can cause difficulty in maintaining its lane when running down a road or highway.  This occurs when the wind speed is in the high twenties to the mid forties, depending on the size and weight of the vehicle.  Wind gusts, as opposed to a steady wind state, can amplify the problem... Read more

2007 Monaco Cayman 36PDQ

2007 Monaco Cayman 36PDQ Previously $142,000 – Now $120,000 36 ft. diesel coach w/ only 12,025 mi. Features 4 slideouts, sleeps 4, leather cab seats, 2 roof A/C, wood flooring and more! Offered from Enterprise RV in Kelowna, BC. Learn more about this 2007 Monaco Cayman 36PDQ! Find more great RVs on  Read More →

Gotta Have Internet

We’ve said it before, … and I’ll say it again, If you really *need* the Internet, you need more than one way to connect. On the road, that means wireless, and there are 3 ways – Wi-Fi, Cellular, and Satellite. See our video on High Speed Internet on the Road: 3 Ways to Connect. We’re at a hotel in San Jose, California at the moment, and we’re using the in-room Wi-Fi … at $12.95/day! But, just now I tried to use the Wi-Fi and, even though I connected fine, there was no Internet. So, I used the Ethernet cable and plugged it into the wall connection for ‘Network.’ All is well. Wired is always better than wireless if you have that option. Read more  Read More →

2009 Heartland Razor 3612TS

2009 Heartland Razor 3612TS Previously $50,239 – Now $35,967 38 ft. toy hauler sleeps 8, w/ 3 slideouts, glass-enclosed corner shower, oven, microwave, ABS, Audio Upgrade Package, loft bunk and more! Offered from Vacationland in Big Rock, IL. Learn more about this 2009 Heartland Razor 3612TS! Find more great RVs on  Read More →

Green Washing Podcast with Brian Brawdy & Thetford’s Mary Burrows

Do you ever get tired of the spin, of being lied to, or worse yet, of being misled in a strategic way? It is popular now for the media to talk Green. To that end, advertisers will do anything they can to jump on the Green bandwagon. In this episode you will learn how to spot Green spin and Green washing from a mile away. Join me in this hour long podcast as I speak with Mary Burrows, Head Chemist at Thetford Corporation. Read more  Read More →

2009 Forest River Ridgeview 360

2009 Forest River Ridgeview 360 Previously $164,752 – Now $119,999 36 ft. diesel Class C w/ 3 slideouts, leather cab seats, leather sleeper sofa & chair, cabover entertainment center, Microwave/Convection Oven, Ducted A/C and more! Offered from Fun Time RV, Inc. in Tualatin, OR. Learn more about this 2009 Forest River Ridgeview 360! Find more great RVs on  Read More →

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