Grumpy and Grandma

Contact ROZ (Rhonda) and let her work her "Magic".. Rhonda

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Wonder how that will affect Jeff Martin (former Guest Relations Manager at the Fort)? Last I had heard he was sent to Aulani, which he was happy about. He was hoping to move from there to Shanghai.

If you go left when you leave the park you can take the frontage road down to cut over to exit 1 and get back onto I-75, saves a little back tracking.

Yup. just to the right of the office as you pull in.Eagles Roost Map

There is a KOA and Eagles Roost at MM 5 in Georgia.

How dare they retire purple... :purpleflam:

Check Home Depot.

Our local dealer has many floorplans on their web site so this may help in the search. 6 or 7 different companies. Colerain/MidWest RV If something looks interesting call Amy at Mid-West RV 937 236 0200 she will glady answer any questions for you since she sells and ships nationwide. She also camps and will give you very honest answers.

Looks Dan. See you at the FORT.

We went through that, now 2 of our 3 children have their own campers. The oldest once said, as a teen, "I'll never camp"! Guess who was the first to buy one? :rofl2:

Here's a "HYBRID".JAYCO Hybrid Sleeps 8-10 but will be a little tight.

If you don't belong to PC here is another source and they usually don't charge tax.. ADVENTURE RV Dave, They are almost in your "backyard" Sevierville, TN

As BRDof3 said they have a hasp that will lock your cord and the surge protector together. Also as he mentioned there are power boxes that have the tab so you can lock the lid closed after you plug in. If I'm in an area where I have concerns I wrap a chain around the power post and the top and bottom of the surge protector and the lock it. Starbuc71 beat me..

Some only watch for a surge others watch for hi/low voltage as well as check polarity before turning on. The 50 amp we bought checks everything for about 2 minutes before it turns on (proper voltage and polarity, open ground or neutral etc). If the voltage drops below 103 or exceeds 130 it turns off. Also look at the joule rating, the higher the better. The hardwired units are a little less expensive but if you buy a new unit then you have to get a new surge protector. Also I've seen pictures of what happens if there is a lighting strike and I don't want the surge protector inside our coach.

As Carol said it depend on how much "other stuff" you put in the van and trailer. The one your looking at is 6470 empty and the Jayco is 5600 and those are usually "dry weights". Does not include propane or any water in the tanks.

We also buy the Trailer Life Directory, but we do it every other year. I think it is a little easier to use and it shows the Good Sam parks if you belong. Woodalls is available online once you register with them.Woodalls

This unit sleeps 10 and has a GVW of 7500 loaded if you add the outside kitchen (you loose one bunk I think) taking the sleeping to 9, so in your case it should work. Suggested retail is around $29,000 with the larger a/c and customer value package, which means you can get it for a lot less. http://www.jayco.com/php/products/floorplans.php?id=246&mod_id=1264"]Jayco 29L light weight Call Amy at Midwest RV in Dayton, 937-236-0200 she will give you a great deal and she ships all across the country and Canada. She handles all their internet sales. Tell her "GRUMPY" sent you.

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It's truly a shame when a $350 investment could have prevented it. I never leave home without it. Surge Guard

Call Amy at Midwest RV in Dayton OH, not sure what Toy Haulers they are selling but she will give you a great price, be very honest and ships all across the US and CANADA. 937-236-0200. Tell her "GRUMPY" told you to call