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Old 05-17-2018, 10:43 AM   #29
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You need to start the engine every day to lube the seals even when not using the RV.
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It will tow anything on the lot
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ALL RV'ers check their posts for spelling and grammatical errors, BEFORE posting, so their message or question is clear and easy to read by all.
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Lots of tread left, your tires are fine.
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Don't waste time or money weighing your motorhome. Airing tires to maximum listed sidewall pressure will suffice.
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Its a diesel...they can tow anything
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Your Ford Focus can easily pull that 35 foot trailer.
Just be careful going down hills.
The Focus will easily pull the trailer and more. The salesman is not lying when he tells you that your car will pull that big TT. What he doesn’t tell you is that once you have it moving you can not stop or control it safely. Easy to pull hard to stop.
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All posters also know how to use the search feature, they never ask a question that’s already been asked and answered 6 times this week.

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You CAN'T fit in public parks with a big 40' RV.
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This thread should be required reading for all new RVers.
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This thread should be required reading for all new RVers.
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