Motorhome stuck in mud

[JohnRR]

Thank you for the update.

[trickto322]

We just got stuck in a campground in Florida. They called a wrecker and he got us out in 2 minutes to the tune of $300.
good luck

[thelastplace]

Originally Posted by trickto322

We just got stuck in a campground in Florida. They called a wrecker and he got us out in 2 minutes to the tune of $300.
good luck

AAA Plus RV about $125 for the year and you would be out for 'free' and still have it to use for another 364 days.


But the true travelers are they who leave for leaving’s sake
Saying continuously, without knowing why: ‘Let us go on’.
Paraphrased from Baudelaire’s ‘The Journey’

[Senior Chief]

We've had AAA Plus RV for years and years. I know other people prefer Coach-Net, but we've always been pleased with AAA.

We've used them 3 times for the Class C, once for a tow, and twice for tires and a bunch of times for the cars. I'm sure there have been very few years where AAA actually made any money on us.

[Easyrider]

This reminds me of a camping weekend about 10 years ago on some very sandy soil. We had a 4 wheel pickup and travel trailer then and a guy with a rig that looked like he spent about a million dollars on it and a wife that looked just as expensive got stuck in the sand up to his axels trying to get out. Friends we were camping with suggested that I offer to try to pull him out---. I declined and said anyone who can afford all that can afford to pay a tow truck. My wife said "at least you got that right".

[melvonnar]

Originally Posted by Easyrider

This reminds me of a camping weekend about 10 years ago on some very sandy soil. We had a 4 wheel pickup and travel trailer then and a guy with a rig that looked like he spent about a million dollars on it and a wife that looked just as expensive got stuck in the sand up to his axels trying to get out. Friends we were camping with suggested that I offer to try to pull him out---. I declined and said anyone who can afford all that can afford to pay a tow truck. My wife said "at least you got that right".

The poor guy was likley up to his eyeballs in debt for his fancy stuff.

[scenic route]

Originally Posted by Easyrider

Friends we were camping with suggested that I offer to try to pull him out---. I declined and said anyone who can afford all that can afford to pay a tow truck. My wife said "at least you got that right".

A WISE choice, indeed. 15+ tons vs 3 tons will get you nothing but trouble most every time! Besides, the cost of that tow was probably a drop in the bucket compared to an afternoon's shopping spree by his DW. Bob

[Perry White]

If you have a $500 coach or a $2,000,000 coach it does'nt matter because if your smart you have road service and it all costs the same. Coach-Net 3 years $308

[RedneckExpress]

Sounds like your motorhome storage spot's road needs about 5-10 dump trucks of 3/4 crushed minus with fines spread and tamped down.....