I have a Cal-Mark cover that is made with Sunbrella fabric. It is over ten years old and is on the V about 4 months per year. Almost like new. I agree to the points about install and removable matters

I have a similar story as Gary. Hartford via AARP wins every year as I shop our coverage. We have all coverage via Hartford, Jim 07VH FLOH

If you have clearance lights on the front of your unit you might have to disassemble them and caulk all the seams, remount and caulk the mounting screw slots as well. On our unit early in ownership I

Thanks for clarifying the Progressive issue. Jim 07VH FLOH

If you tarp in anyway make sure you can remove it when you wish to leave with your unit. Sometimes you may have to uncover a week or two before leaving solely based on weather conditions. We purchased

We did exactly that. In 1984 we rented a Class "C" to determine if this life style was for us + three children. We purchased a new unit (Class A) in 1985. We also discovered during a 3 months trip in

Maybe the focus of these events is to recognize that these land based RV things are very very complex. If one chooses to participate then consider trying to buy a used one, preferably direct from an o

Lot to be said for your last sentence. Jim 07VH FLOH

FWIW, most Walmart tire centers + tire stores will throw you a hose if you need tire air while on the road. Carry a good tire gauge. Jim 07VH LOH

Look at the 30' unit built on a Ram 5500 platform with rear wheel drive. The units built on the Freightliner chassis are much more expensive and larger. The units built on a Ram chassis come in both 2

Thanks Glenn, Jim 07VH FLOH

Jake, FWIW if I were to consider a different unit I would look at a DynaMax 30' unit built on a Dodge 5500 chassis that has a Cummins diesel up front and a bullet proof Japanese transmission. You'll g

If these screws go into any wood of substance (not just a thin sheet of plywood or similar product) you could consider just putting a couple of toothpicks in the holes and drive the screws back into t

If you have not already done so, consider replacing the turbo Resonnator? Jim 07VH FLOH

Dave, I'm with you on the Toyota comment. Jim 07VH FLOH

If you have to purchase an alternative system I think TST still offers "Skinny Winnys" a 10% discount if you mention that you are a participant. Jim07 VH FLOH

Folks, for what it's worth consider replacing the serpentine or other belts + related idlers & tensioners at around 75K or 5 years. If you don't want to spend the money at least consider paying an hou

Got almost 10 years on my two 6Vs from Sam's club. Jim 07VH FLOH

Have u checked Star Imports in Gainsville?

Dave, I have no idea where u might b in the sunshine state, however in Tampa there are a couple of shops that do a meaningful bit of Sprinter work. If this makes any sense I'd happy to locate their co