Aug
21
2011

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There’s no doubt, buying a motorhome is very exciting! The thrill of the open road before you, and everything you need for a good night’s sleep right there behind the wheel. But taking your home on the road is also a big financial commitment, so you need to make sure you protect your investment with the right insurance.
There are many things you need to consider when looking for motorhome insurance, and there are many insurers offering great deals. But everyone has specific needs. When comparing policies, don’t necessarily go for the cheapest option! Your dealer may be able to help you, but here are a few things to keep in mind.
Tags: Advice, insurance, Insurance Motorhome, motorhome
Aug
04
2011

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Pressure and flow are the potential problem areas in the motorhome water supply system. Good motorhome water regulators can help in both areas.
The two complaints most heard about the water system in an motorhome are actually opposites. Some people complain that the water pressure is too low and they can not even get a decent shower. Other people complain that the water pressure is too high leading to leaks and plumbing problems within the motorhome. Both of these problems can be solved to some degree with a simple and inexpensive device installed in your water line.
Tags: motorhome, Motorhome Regulators, Regulators
Jul
25
2011

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A motorhome covers is an essential motorhome accessory to protect your leisure vehicle from the worst that nature can throw at it. Most major motorhome issues are caused when the vehicle is parked up over the winter period. Although a motorhome cover will do little to protect against engine and battery problems it certainly will protect the body of your vehicle from the elements. A harsh winter will not only cause your vehicle to look aged but more seriously can cause leaks. Here are some key features that you should expect from a motorhome cover.
Tags: Covers, Covers Motorhome, motorhome
Jul
22
2011

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Renting a motorhome is becoming an increasingly popular thing to do, for the kind of people who just want to escape the city and venture into the great outdoors. The travel and nomadic way of life, even just for a short time, is attractive because of the stress-free lifestyle it offers. The renting of motorhomes usually happens in the summertime when kids are out of school for the holidays and parents want to spend some quality time with them outside the home.
You can choose how organized you want to be, by booking campsites in advance and sticking to your planned route, or just head off into the sunset and hope that everything will be fine – it usually is by the way.
Tags: motorhome, Motorhome Vacations, Rental, Rental Motorhome, vacations
Jul
18
2011

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In the 1970′s, General Motors entered the RV market. Drawing on the exuberance of the times, the company set out to create the ultimate American Motor home. Their aim was to produce a top-of the-line vehicle with cutting-edge design and construction, not just another competitor in the already crowded vacation vehicle market. The common design in this era was a boxy, ungainly and top-heavy unit on a truck chassis. The GMC vehicle was intended to be a completely new design in every way. Design work began in 1970, with the market introduction planned for 1973. “Doesn’t look like a box or ride like a truck” was the GMC ad slogan.
Tags: Collectible, Collectible Motorhome, motorhome
Jul
16
2011

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So if you are looking for a cheap repo motorhome to buy, you may find that this is the right time to buy one at auction. Why pay full price; especially in today’s economy. Unemployment is rising and people who once had good credit are finding it harder and harder to make their motor home payments each month. The number of home and bank repos has steadily been on the rise for the last two years. This means that the supply of repo RVs being sold today at foreclosure auctions is huge. This gives you a large selection at a great price.
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Cheap Motor Homes at Motorhome Repo Auctions
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Jun
09
2011

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North Carolina is an evolving state with booming cities, yet retains its rustic charm. In this article, we highlight motorhome lodgings in North Carolina you can use as a base camp for your trip.
North Carolina is a southern state with a variety of different atmospheres. The coastal region, with its beautiful beaches and warm sun, is a popular vacation spot for families and those who enjoy the ocean. Further inland, there are mountains to please any naturalist – from the Great Smoky Mountain range to the Blue Ridge mountains; there is a spot for any hiker to enjoy. For those who are more into a collegiate atmosphere, the “Triangle” region of Durham and Chapel Hill is home to many universities. Finally, historians always enjoy a trip to Kitty Hawk – home of the Wright Brothers’ first flight. One thing is true in all of these spots – the motorhome lodgings in North Carolina are a great place to stay to experience these settings.
Tags: Carolina, lodgings, motorhome
Sep
08
2009

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Great Britain has some beautiful countryside and bustling cities and, being an island, there is always miles of coast just a few hours drive away offering everything from long sandy beaches to picturesque cliffs. On top of this, there is the rest of Europe just over the English Channel offering a diverse selection of cultures waiting to be explored. What better way is there to explore these countries than from the comfort and freedom of a motorhome?
Most seasoned motorhome drivers will know the basics about the different rules and regulations of driving in European countries, but if you don't, you'll need to know them. Ignorance is not an excuse and certainly not one that will sit with a foreign policeman who may end up pulling you over.
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5 Things To Remember When Taking Your Motorhome To Europe
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Mar
02
2008

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If mountains are your thing, Utah is hard to beat. RV lodgings in Utah are generally clean and of high quality. Here are some highlights.
A great state for camping, Utah has it all for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. From the Great Salt Lake to the Wasatch Mountains, the terrain in this state is both variable and unique. There are also canyons to be explored here, such as Bryce Canyon, and many miles of forested areas for hiking, wildlife watching and enjoying the view. Salt Lake City offers nighttime activities as well as cultural events and locations like museums and more. The RV lodgings in Utah offer travelers through this area a great place to stay and enjoy all that the wilderness here has to offer.
Tags: facilities, lodging, lodgings, motor home, motorhome, night, rv, rving, utah
Feb
29
2008

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The true joy of the motorhome experience is the blend of roughing it with the enjoyment of the comforts of home. With a motorhome Winegard Satellite receiver, your favorite show is part of the experience.
The Winegard Sensar III Batwing motorhome antenna is the most popular motorhome antenna on the market today. It was first developed by the Winegard Company in the early 1970′s for use in motorhomes for reception of television signals. In recent years, Winegard has been a leader in technological advances that have brought not only television to motorhome users, but also full satellite TV reception.
Tags: global positioning, gps, motorhome, satellite
Feb
25
2008

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Taking your pooch on the road can deepen your enjoyment of life on the road. Many people feel the lack of a pet while traveling in their RV, Motorhome, Trailer, or Fifth-Wheel. This is especially true if you grew up with a dog at home.
However, having a dog on the road isn’t always as easy as it is at home. Sometimes it can be just downright taxing. Knowing the principles of successful pet ownership on the road can save you time, money, and frustration.
Without further ado, I’ll introduce you to:
The 7 Principles of Successful Pet Ownership on the Road:
1. Be sure your dog is trained in basic obedience first.
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Dogs, Pets, And Rvs – 7 Principles Of Successful Pet Ownership On The Road
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Feb
24
2008

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Renting an RV is all the rage these days. Many people are deciding that hitting the open road with their family beats going to the beach and spending tons of your hard-earned money on fancy umbrella drinks. But if you and your family want to hit the road in an RV this summer, how does a newbie make sure to get a good deal on an RV that hasn’t been “through the ringer”?
With all of the RV Rental places coming up these days, there are a lot of good places to rent and a lot of bad places to rent. Trying to tell you where to go is a bit out of the range of this article, but I will try to give you some pointers on what to look for if you are going on a short-to-medium length trip on America’s roads.
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3.5 Tricks To Getting The Cheapest And Most Luxurious Rv Rental
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Read the full post (557 words, estimated 2:14 mins reading time) Tags: Camper, Camping, motor home, motorhome, recreational vehicle, Rental, Renter, rv, RV Dealer, RV Trip