Dick Tracy as a heavy tow truck driver most of my life you are right about about electrical fires even feather lite and marathon brands. Towing them is a challenge you cannot lift the front up enough without overloading the rear tag axle and oil pan clearance many times the steering tires are removed to keep the lift minimal....they are to high to load on landoll trailers. Due to the ever increasing rate of insurance fraud we let the towing insurance company and owner know that that before we hookup to the unit we will do a walk around with the owner with a video camera and document the complete unit for damage, tree impacts, driveway scuffing of the undercarriage oil pans etc, we also do a post video after unhook and keep in records for 1 year. Both the Cummins and Detroit engine dealers in our area are also doing the same upon receipt of the unit. I’ve also heard of horror stories of towing companies damaging or destroying motor coaches due to improper hookups and slamming the oil, trans pan and rear carriage frame into the ground or driveways, in short, pre trip your coach every trip, once a year get a annual inspection done at a oem dealer if possible, if you break down requested the name of the tow company and immediately look them up on google look at there ratings...remember the low bidder for your towing insurance company might be a mistake, I’m retired now and I could not bring myself to drive a bus style coach (it’s a trucker thing!)I went with a renegade ikon with a frieghtliner cascadia 600hp Detroit...

Truly.

You mean it's a "buyer's market". If it's a seller's market then the cost of those coaches will go up...because the demand is so high they can do it.

Buyers mkt right now... Inventory is slowly dwindling, won't last long. Bet u it's a sellers mkt late winter/spring. I plan on upgrading b4 years end, after that it'll be too late for us. Get yours NOW. Peace

You could. Look into investing on XRP. Research XRP. The whole world will run on the RippleNet. $500 dollars will help you buy a RV no longer than 2025

have to look into that

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Sturgis is probably better for SEO

It depends. My 96 newell is 64 bucks a month for full coverage from state farm

Looks like Elkhorn Ridge

Go pro 7 for most of it and Sony vz for some of it

There is definitely a trade but I'm still comfortable at 6' 2", The amount of stuff you can do with the exterior bays and the ease of getting in and out of them is second to none.

I don't control the ads, that is all done through Google

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