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If in doubt, follow the transport trucks. Slow down when they slow down and let them set the pace.

If you're gaining speed down hill you're in to high a gear. If you're slowing down going uphill it's time to shift.

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So.... just called the local dealership and a local tires shop and was told that travel trailers cannot be adjusted as the axle does not allow for it.

Incorrect,

Find a shop that knows what they're talking about.

Trailers can be and need to be aligned.

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Here's the picture of the tire that went bad.  Thankful that we have Xchocks, or I might not have caught this when we arrived at the campground (I had checked our tires before we left).

 

That's an alignment issue.

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I run Michelin LTX on my Airstream. Very happy with them

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I'm out of the loop on this one, what do people dislike about this?

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I'm no help since our first trip to the fort is next month,

but I can say it's great to have another vintage trailer owner around!

We have an airstream safari,

My wife says the nicest people in the trailer park are the ones in a vintage camper

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My parents own a home (prefab) in Winter Haven and they received a notification from the park recommending they evacuate today.

Luckily my parents are still safe in Canada and we're not planning to head south for the winter for two more weeks.

Winter Haven is along way from the coast, it must be bad if they're recommending evacuation that far inland.

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Good luck to everyone that has been and will be affected by the storm.

If you're travelling, carry all the water and fuel you can.

We had considered going this week as Monday is a Canadian holiday but decided to wait to see Christmas lights.

Hope everyone finds a safe place to stay before the storm hits.

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Nice trillium! We had a '77 13' before we got our airstream, they are great trailers!

We've stayed at lots of koa's and they e all been safe, clean and friendly. some are far from the highway, some right next to it. Ive stayed at state parks in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia, there's a significant variation in the condition of state parks and levels of service, checkout the park before you commit.

Good luck and safe travels.

Give us a little more details. 

Is the three year old a boy or a girl?

does the three year old have any favorite Disney shows?  Sofia the First.  Doc McStuffins, kale and the never land pirates, etc?   

 

Hollywood and vine has Disney junior characters at breakfast and lunch.  If your 3 year old is into those shows. 

Hollywood and vine sounds like a win for us, how much travel time should we expect from our campsite to the restaurant if we plan to do breakfast?

Give us a little more details. 

Is the three year old a boy or a girl?

does the three year old have any favorite Disney shows?  Sofia the First.  Doc McStuffins, kale and the never land pirates, etc?   

 

Hollywood and vine has Disney junior characters at breakfast and lunch.  If your 3 year old is into those shows. 

Hollywood and vine sounds like a win for us, how much travel time should we expect from our campsite to the restaurant if we plan to do breakfast?

Thanks! our daughter Pearl will be 3 and loves anything on Disney jr.

We're planning our first Disney trip for December, staying at the Fort.

Our kids will be 1 and 3

Any don't miss dining recommendations that are super little kid friendly?

South of the border!

We've stayed in the campground. Nothing fancy but the sites are big and it felt very secure and safe. And you can get all the shot glasses and tacky t shirts you want!

Good to hear. We're thinking of stopping there on our way to the fort this fall.

Do they have an Spot to wash your RV? We'll be driving through the salt and a wash at a campground would be really convenient

+1 on south of the border! We stayed in the campground last year, nothing fancy but it was clean and had lots of security patrols.

We'll be traveling to the fort in the fall, our kids will be one and three. Rest areas are great places to let the kids run around and get tired out, and it's better to have a nice lunch prepared in our trailer than to eat restaurant food the whole time. All the rest areas we've stopped at have been clean and well maintained.

We spent about an hour last spring in a truck stop letting our two year old run around on a rainy day. It was funny seeing some of the big tough truckers wave and smile at our little girl, she can be very outgoing.

We have a DVD player in the truck. In the morning our daughter gets to watch a movie, then afternoon is nap time. We usually plan to travel 3 hours before lunch a and another 3-4 after lunch, and be setup in a campground for dinner. It makes travel slower but much more enjoyable than trying to cover a lot of miles in a day.

Great report so far and lucky about the tire.

We're planning our first trip for this fall!