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Weekend of June 6, 2009
Issue 381 of RV Travel
Learn about RV camping, RV travel, RV news and much more. This newsletter is funded through sales at RVbookstore.com, the World's Largest RV Bookstore specializing in books and DVDs about RVs and the RV lifestyle. Email alerts sent this issue: 72,511.
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Editor's corner
By Chuck Woodbury
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Dear reader,
This issue is briefer than normal, and it will be through the summer. I'm taking a break to do some traveling including several RV trips -- one beginning in two weeks with my 17 year-old daughter Emily. In September, I'll fly to Germany for a few weeks (no RV, but I will check out the scene there, for sure). It generally takes me about two long days to write each issue of this newsletter, so I'm hoping to save some time to enjoy the three R's -- Rest, Relaxation and RVing.
I returned Monday from five days in New York for my cousin's wedding in Cooperstown, which is "baseball city." Along the main street -- every other shop sells baseball related material. The picturesque town on Lake Otsego, of course, is home to the Baseball Hall of Fame. For anyone who lives and breathes baseball, a visit must be close to Heaven on Earth.
 Greedy Bass
I snapped this photo last Sunday at Lake Otsego. The bass had washed up on shore, dead after trying to swallow a sunfish whole (geez. . . must have been a terrible death!). I have never seen anything like this before, and thought you might enjoy the photo. To see a larger one and read my short description of the event, visit my blog.
That wraps it up for me for now. I'm headed to a (Scottish) Highlands Games near Bellingham, Wash., for the weekend. If you'll be there, look for me: I'll be in the View motorhome!
 Guide To The Firearm Laws of the 50 States
RVers who travel with a firearm may not know that what's legal in their home state may be a felony in another. This 2009 guide explains current, specific gun laws for every state. Don't cross a state line with a gun without knowing the laws! Learn more or order.
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 Fleetwood signs agreement to sell its motorhome business
Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc., announced June 2 that it had signed an asset purchase agreement to sell its motorhome business to American Industrial Partners Capital Fund IV, L.P. (AIP) of New York. AIP is a middle market private equity firm which makes control investments in leading North American-based industrial businesses. Last week, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court approved sales procedures for an auction to explore whether any higher or more qualified bids could be obtained. Read more.
What you need to know about RV fresh water systems. Part 2
Last time we talked about using "city water" in a campground or RV park. When you're away from city water, you've suddenly become your own water utility company. How can you make sure your water is pure and safe? Here is part two of our discussion.
 Incredibly stupid RV trick with fire
In this episode of "People are Stupid and and Some People are Really, Really Stupid" (as in this case), a fellow finds a wasp nest in his travel trailer. It's attached right where the wall meets the ceiling -- a highly flammable ceiling, we should say. So what does he decide to do to get rid of the nest? Yup, burn it! See what happens in this two-minute video.
Shore power adapters keep you running
There's nothing like arriving at a campground late on a hot day, craving the use of your air conditioning. You open the site electrical panel, and hey! You find out your RV plug doesn't mate up to the receptacle in the box. How do you prepare for such eventualities? Here's how.
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Thor Industries launches new RV financing program
Thor Industries Inc. said Tuesday that it has launched a financing program for RV customers at its dealerships. The new program, known as Thor Credit, will be available in eight states (AL, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, TN, VA). The company said it will expand it beyond those areas in the future. Customers can use the program to finance their purchase of new Thor RV products or any used products at its dealers. Thor Credit has already begun accepting credit applications in the above-mentioned states.
Monaco sale complete
Navistar International Corp said Thursday it had completed its purchase of certain assets of Monaco Coach Corp, the RV maker that filed for bankruptcy protection in March. Navistar said it paid about $47 million for the assets, which include four Monaco facilities in Oregon and Indiana. Jack Allen, president of Navistar's North American truck group, said Navistar's entry into the RV business fit with the company's strategy of expanding its diesel engine and chassis businesses. Navistar said production would resume at some of the facilities "in the coming months" but at a "pace commensurate with demand." The new company is not liable for any product sold by Monaco before the purchase by Navistar, however customer service representatives will help current owners find service and support for their RVs.
Paying Bills From the RV Road
Fulltime RVer or RVing snowbird, there's a problem that all of us run into: Paying those dratted bills. If you're on the road, sometimes mail just has a hard time catching up with you in a timely way. How can you keep up with the accounts? Find out here.
RV tours to Alaska offered at discount price
Our friends and commercial supporters at Tracks RV Tours have lowered their prices on two RV tours to Alaska this summer. Click here for a PDF with complete information.
 Fulltimers: Where to make your home base
For would-be fulltimers, which state to establish an official home base is critical. Picking the wrong state can result in paying thousands of dollars extra each year in taxes or RV registration fees. Don't let that happen to you! The best-selling Choosing Your Home Base, published in 2009, is an essential planning tool. Learn more or order.
Device helps connect, disconnect and level fifth wheel RV
If you own a fifth wheel trailer or plan to get one, you should enjoy this three-minute promotional video about a product called LevelEase that promises to make hooking up, disconnecting and leveling a fifth wheel trailer a breeze. The demonstration here is clear and the product does, indeed, look interesting.
Is your truck camper really insured?
Insuring any kind of an RV can be a challenge. If not done right, you can find out at claims time that what you thought was covered--wasn't covered in the mind of the insurance company. And truck campers, of all the RVs, are quite possibly the most misunderstood by insurance company agents. Learn more.
 2009 Next Exit Directory
This should be an essential guide for every road-tripping RVer! Learn what you will find at every Interstate highway exit: gas/diesel fuel, campgrounds, truck stops, casinos, stores, malls, hospitals, factory outlet stores, parks and more. Learn more.
 "What you need to know in as few words as possible."
Free weekends at U.S. National Parks. All U.S. National Parks will allow visitors in for free on three weekends this summer to encourage affordable vacations and boost the economy. Free admission weekends are June 20-21, July 18-19 and Aug. 15-16.
After being swamped with emails from RVtravel.com readers and others, the city council of Hobart, Ind., backed down for their proposal to ban overnight stays in RVs and trucks in parking lots and shopping centers within the city.
The RV industry expects to ship just 14,100 motorhomes this year -- the industry's worst showing in the 38 years data has been collected. That's down 50 percent from the 28,300 motorhomes shipped last year and down 80 percent from the 71,800 vehicles it shipped in 2004.
General Motors Corp. has a tentative deal to sell its Saturn brand to former race car driver and dealership group owner Roger Penske.
Grand Teton National Park is proposing to reduce the number of campsites at one of its oldest and largest campgrounds. An environmental study proposes reducing the number of sites at the Gros Ventre campground from 385 to around 308. Three to seven acres of pavement would be eliminated and about eight acres would be restored to native habitat.
The Hood Canal Bridge has reopened after being closed a month for repairs. It connects Washington state's Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas.
RV window maker Philips Products, based in Elkhart, Ind., will cease production this summer at its plants throughout the United States. Most of its 675 workers will lose their jobs.
Own your own gold mine in Quartzsite. If you would like to do a little more than camp in Snowbird Capital Quartzsite, Ariz., then maybe you'd like to bid on a gold mine about to go on the auction block. Learn more.
A convicted felon admitted to a TV reporter in Houston that he had been living in his motorhome in a local Wal-Mart store parking lot for months, maybe several years. He was subsequently evicted.
Fish for free in Arizona on two consecutive Saturdays, June 6 and 13, advises Arizona Game and Fish Department officials. No license is required. In Louisiana, fish for free on June 6 and 7. Fish for free in California without a license on July 4.
 
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My roof air conditioner is causing the RV roof to sink in. It's on an older RV and water is pooling around the base and causing a leak. What can I do to re-brace the roof and raise it back to normal? --Tom Scot
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Recent RV recalls
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RV Boondocking Tips
Filling up with water without moving your RV
By Russ and Tina De Maris
Getting water to your rig without having to move the RV is a blessing if you stay in one place for a while. Many boondockers use a water barrel -- a food grade drum they carry on their truck bed. Getting the water out of it and into the RV is a bit of a trick. Some place their barrels in custom cradles that hold them high enough to allow gravity to drain the water from the drum into the RV tank. Others set them on a bed-mounted tool box and use a siphon action. Using an auxiliary 12-volt pump can eliminate the "high flyer" methods. Immerse an inlet hose into the barrel -- possibly taping it to a metal pipe to keep it "stiff" enough to reach the bottom of the drum. An appropriately sized outlet hose fits into the RV water port. Getting electricity to your pump can be done in different ways. You may "tie in" to the battery charge line plug in the truck bed, which normally serves to charge the RV batteries when towing. Or run a 12-volt 'extension cord' to the cab and power off the cab's lighter socket.
Russ and Tina De Maris are the authors of RV Boondocking Basics.
Books and DVDs about camping on public lands and RV boondocking.
 DVD: RVing Alaska
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Learn everything you need to know about traveling by RV to and from Alaska via the Alaska Highway and the Alaska ferry. Essential viewing for Alaska-bound RVers. Learn more or order.
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The 2009 Milepost
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This is THE mile-by-mile guidebook for RV or auto travelers headed to Alaska, the Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alberta and the Northwest Territories. If you only take one guidebook to Alaska, take this! Learn more or order at a discount price.
 The RV Kitchen
Janet Groene's Grilled VeggieWich
This is a vegetarian meal but carnivores also love its hearty goodness. This recipe makes six sandwiches. Wrap any leftovers individually in foil to re-warm over the grill or in waxed paper to make sandwiches tomorrow. Warm them in the microwave. Get the recipe here.
Cookbooks for RVers: Big selection at RVbookstore.com.
 National Park Service Camping Guide
This best-selling guidebook is a helpful resource for anyone who enjoys camping in a National Park. Learn about nearly 450 campgrounds in 121 National Park Service areas -- home to more than 25,000 campsites. Learn more or order.
2009 RV Show Schedule
Learn about RV shows through the end of 2009. Check in here to learn when shows will be held in your area.
 Updated for 2009
Casino Camping: Guide to RV-Friendly Casinos
This 2009 directory is the best casino guide for RVers. Learn which casinos have RV parks or offer free overnight stays. Plus get tips and information about other casino benefits for RVers. Learn more or order.
Some features on vacation. . .
--Photo of the Week
--The Good Ol' Days
--Tourist Attraction Spotlights
--A Woman's Perspective
--Working on the RV Road
. . . are taking a summer vacation break. They will return in the fall.
 2009 Big Rigs Best Bets Campground Directory
If you drive a king-sized RV, this directory is for you. The authors provide details about 1,100 RV parks throughout the USA and six Canadian Provinces that welcome long motorhomes and towable RVs. This should be an essential resource for owners of large RVs. Learn more or order
Tech Tips with Mark Polk
Problem with refrigerator
Dear Mark,
My refrigerator is freezing up. It happened after we defrosted it last August. As of May 1, after turning it back on, it still freezes. Any advice?
Mark Says: Here is one possibility. Look inside the refrigerator compartment toward the back and you will see some fins. On one of those fins there will likely be a small piece of plastic. You can slide it up or down on the fin. That will control the temperature inside the refrigerator compartment. If it gets bumped or moved from its original position it can cause it to freeze in the refrigerator. I don't recall offhand which way to slide it to make it stop freezing. Get a small refrigerator thermometer and experiment with it to see where it needs to be adjusted. It will take some time in each position so be patient. You want the temperature in the refrigerator to be around 36 to 37 degrees. Food can begin to spoil at 40 degrees. Hopefully this will correct the problem.
Learn more about RVing from Mark Polk
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Check out these RV Travel Forum discussions
Fresh water: What portable tank to use?
I've searched for the obvious answer but maybe this is too basic: is there anything wrong with using a blue tote to haul potable water so I don't have to hitch/move to a water supply? I can't seem to find a portable answer other than a grey/black drain tote. I'd like to have something about 20 gallons. What do you use, or are you always at a good supply spigot? The land I'm going to put my new-to-me 5er on doesn't have water to it yet, so I'd like to avoid hooking up to refill from a water source down the road.
Should I paint my faded brown RV?
My "new" RV exterior is all faded brown tones. Very boring and kinda ugly. I'd like to paint it a vibrant color a la "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert." What kind of paint do I need? Primer? How would you go about it? Maybe a big "peace sign" on the side too. Think it will affect the resale value? Respond.
Low water pressure even with city hookup
We went out on the first trip in the travel trailer for a shakedown run, an R-Vision toy hauler. Only problem we had was low water flow at the faucets. We have plenty of pressure at the shower head, just not the sink. Even if we run from the fresh water tank or a city hookup, it stays the same. We even removed the regulator and nothing changed. We had sufficient flow from the hose, but it seems something is blocking the flow to the faucets. This is also our first RV, so is this normal or am I expecting it to be like my house? It takes one minute to fill a quart container.
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Why isn't my hot water hot enough?
We use propane to heat our water and for some reason, this season the hot water isn't very hot. It's warm enough to shower in without using any cold water to regulate the temp. I've had to heat water in the microwave to wash dishes. The heater seems to be functioning fine otherwise. I did try the reset button but that didn't help. Respond.
What to do with slides, jacks while RV is stored
We have a 2005 Safari Gazelle, just traded up from gas to diesel, and have some concerns. Our manual says you're not supposed to store the RV with the slides open and the jacks down, so what is the difference if you are staying at a campground over the winter months? You are there for a long period but most likely will have the jacks down and slides out. Will this hurt them? We do have the jacks down at this time because it leans to one side or the other without them. The air suspension loses air when it is parked for a time without the jacks down. Is this normal? Also our engine is a 400 Cat. Have been told that they need to run to stay in good working order. Again if you are staying for several months in one campground, will the engine be OK? We have a lot to learn between gas and diesel coaches. Respond.
Concerns about mildew on RV awning
About two weeks ago (ugh, I can't believe I'm saying this) I retracted my bus' awning while it was wet. You already guessed that today as I deployed the 10X10 awning, it was covered in mildew. I used some Simple Green to spot treat, and gave it a nice scrubbing with a pole brush, followed with a nice rinse, towel dried and allowed to really dry out in the sun. But I'm worried that these spots will now be more prone to becoming infected with the green invader. Is there something I can do to keep the mildew from returning or to seal the vinyl so it doesn't do this again?
UPDATED IN 2009
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Guide to Corps of Engineers Campgrounds
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Interesting Forum
 RVing with Children
Do you travel with children on your RV trips? If so, here is where to share information about how to do it, or how to do it better. If you're fulltiming with children, discuss homeschooling. And if you bring your grandkids with you, this is a good place to discuss any issues about that. This is a terrific resource.
Read other Forum discussions
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Trivia
Java-Log brand firelogs are the only manufactured firelogs made from a base of recycled coffee grounds. In addition to reducing emissions by using spent coffee grounds, the fireplace logs divert more than 10 million kilograms, or 20 million pounds, of coffee waste each year from landfills.
 2009 Trailer Life RV Parks & Campground Navigator CD-ROM
America's most popular RV campground directory is now on 2 CD-ROM disks. The user friendly interface provides the ultimate RV travel planning software for the U.S. and Canada. Retail price: $59.95. Now 38% off -- only $36.99. Learn more or order
Random RV Thought
This is a bad situation: You pull into a campground beneath a beautiful pine tree. You dine, enjoy a campfire, then go to sleep. At dawn, a loud "boom" explodes on your rooftop waking you from your peaceful slumber. Then there's a second, and a third! Terrorist explosives on the roof? No, just a squirrel dining above on pine cones, dropping them when done. You step outside and see him 50 feet above you. You say "shoo squirrel," and he looks at you with authority and says, "No, the food is good and you can't do anything about it." And you realize that we humans do not always have the upper hand with nature, even small rodents.
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Bill's Hints
"Towing with the tongue high (or low) can overload one of your trailer axles. Set your ball height to level the trailer when attached to the tow vehicle." -- From Trailers and Fifth Wheels Made Easy.
eBooks: INSTANT READING!
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Buying an RV the Smart Way
I Have A Convection Oven in My RV. Now What?
Complete Guide to Dinghy Towing
Deep Cycle Battery Care and Maintenance
The 3 Primary Systems of an RV: LP Gas, Water & Electricity
Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitchwork and Backing
Bumper Snicker
"I see dumb people."
 Guide to Dog-Friendly campgrounds and RV parks
Dog Friendly's Campground and RV Park Guide is a jam-packed, well-researched directory of campgrounds, filled with detailed information, about where you can camp with a dog in the USA and Canada. Learn more or order.
Worth Pondering
"The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." --Walter Bagehot
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 About the editor
Chuck Woodbury has explored America by RV for nearly three decades. In the '90s he published a quirky travel newspaper about his adventures and was an "on the road" writer for the New York Times Syndicate. Nowadays, he lives near Seattle where he drinks massive amounts of coffee and travels often in his motorhome and sometimes by plane when vast expanses of saltwater would turn his RV into a leaky submarine. He is the host of the Better Business Bureau DVD "Buying a Recreational Vehicle," the definitive guide to purchasing an RV the right way.
RV Travel staff
Editor and Publisher: Chuck Woodbury. Contributing editors: Russ and Tina De Maris, Jim Twamley. Forum Administrator: Adrienne Kristine. Office Manager: Jody Allcott. Clapper/Loader: Emily Woodbury.
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