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February 23, 2019
RV Travel Newsletter.
Issue 885
Hello!
A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. You won't want to miss it!
Big changes are in the works. Within a week or two, we'll begin issuing an ad-free edition of this newsletter to our member-readers. And the free edition will move to a new day.
PLUS
* What's next for buyers of Roadtrek and other Hymer motorhomes now that the company is belly up? Their warranties are now worthless.
* Poll: For recent RV buyers: How satisfied are you (or were you) with your factory warranty? * Ford recalls 1.2 million F-150 pickups.
* What we learned about you last week (always fun and interesting).
* The baddest scooter in the RV park.
* Newmar to debut new Super C motorhome.
* Win a trip down Route 66.
* Personal protection: Advice about items to enhance your safety.
* Western Views: Fake news is bad, but fake beer is worse.
* Work Camping: When and how to take time off.
* RV Shrink: Wife regrets giving TPMS to husband.
* RV Doctor: Replace anode with drain valve on water heater?
* RV Electricity: An easy way to measure 50-amp outlets.
* RV Tires: "China bomb" tires and McDonald's fries? What?
* Building an RV park: Why we decided to "go for it."
* Free and bargain camping.
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