Battle brewing between campers and RV park owners over electricity
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March 2, 2019
RV Travel Newsletter
Issue 886
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A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. You won't want to miss it!
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Cover story Battle brewing between campers and RV park owners over who pays for electricity.
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* Buying an RV without a warranty? Watch out.
* Poll: Do you carry a spare tire for your RV?
* What we learned about you last week (always fun and interesting).
* Own a piece of RV history from the 1920s.
* Video: Loading a trailer improperly can spell danger.
* Trailer overturns due to strong winds. See pic.
* RV sales nosedive for January.
* Campsite setup for newbies. * Used RV shopping. Low miles isn't always best.
* RV park with a twist: Lobster dinner delivered to your front door.
* The good, the bad and the ugly of self-protection in a campground
* Western Views: The great California Wagon Trail.
* Work Camping: What happens if you're let go? * RV Shrink: Hubby worried wife's "navigation" in RV will get them stuck
* RV Doctor: Possible fixes for hard-to-reach toilet leak
* RV Electricity: Do I need a 30- or 50-amp surge protector?
* RV Tires: Optimum, appropriate or required inflation? What's on a tire placard?
* Free and bargain camping.
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