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July 28, 2018
RV Travel Newsletter. Issue 856
Hello!
A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. You won't want to miss it!
Industry gets serious about training new techs. It's about time, but it better promote a way to pay the technicians a decent living. Do you know the average wage of an RV technician? It's no wonder there's a shortage.
Cover story: Do RV manufacturers lie with statistics? You'll be interested to learn how they can provide confusing information to buyers.
PLUS
* Own a Sprinter RV? Bet you didn't know it would have cost less except for. . . chickens! * Future full-timers beware: you could be voiding your RV's warranty.
* A bear visits our RV Shrink - as he sleeps. * What we learned about you last week (always fun and interesting).
* Converting campsites to seasonal rentals raises concerns about availability.
* Full-time RVer Malia Lane's battle with cancer turns painful.
* RVers find volunteering adventuresome and fulfilling. * Is this the most beat-up motorhome in America? It actually runs.
* RV Doctor: Switch doesn't stop RV's slideout when retracting
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