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Old 12-20-2015, 07:12 AM   #15
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Do you unhook the toad if you are not having it washed when getting the RV washed?
We have always left ours hooked-up, whether we opted to have it washed, or not.

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Thank you everyone. I have a Jeep that does not need to be to be washed. Will try one of these Truck and RV washes on are next trip.
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