Things you see in an RV Park

[hshaynes]

Originally Posted by wicked1

Cocoon, old movie from the 80’s

What if a herd of boy turtles show up

[ManlyMan]

So here’s my thought; if you close your slideouts before you get on the highway you don’t need the reflective tape on the slideouts.

[robbiels7]

Turkey! Gobble gobble

[A32Deuce]

Originally Posted by ManlyMan

So here’s my thought; if you close your slideouts before you get on the highway you don’t need the reflective tape on the slideouts.

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Bet he does that for parking lot camping!

[Paulie1138]

Or the time you are in a campground that your site is just a wider spot in the campground roadway than an actual pull-thru!

[Paulie1138]

Plus, looks like he just cleared the water hook up with the wheel well of his slide!

[robbiels7]

Check this dude out.

[formerFR]

that's a ice fishing trailer... neat
fish during the winter, indoors!


https://yettioutdoors.com/craftsmanship/

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by Oakman

Those front tires are waaay off the ground.

What an outstanding observation.
The grass is also green.

[robbiels7]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

What an outstanding observation.
The grass is also green.

That's one way to avoid flat spots.

[robbiels7]

I would like to see the side of the rv that took out the power post. The water post was knocked over also water was everywhere.

[doc73]

Originally Posted by A32Deuce

Bet he does that for parking lot camping!

Have the samething on mine for if we put the slide out a bit at a p-lot. I also have it on our mor Ryde steps since they stick out further.

[RobertDS]

Originally Posted by Scrapper

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Sorry, wi-fi crappy at the cg and my phones hotspot is much better for some reason.

I was referring back to this post.

Originally Posted by Iwritecode

Site team note:

We moved the off-topic conversation to it's own thread. Feel free to continue debating it there.

There were two discussions that I wondered about, one involving the afore mentioned animal as a pet and an educational post re: the wave of the future (maybe) - electric motors in large vehicles.

Since it was not stated, I wondered which was moved for further debate.

Heavy discussion of both have ceased.

[Iwannacamp]

Originally Posted by ManlyMan

So here’s my thought; if you close your slideouts before you get on the highway you don’t need the reflective tape on the slideouts.

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I ain't mad at them. Might keep someone from hitting at night

[stephndudb]

Originally Posted by doc73

Have the samething on mine for if we put the slide out a bit at a p-lot. I also have it on our mor Ryde steps since they stick out further.

We carry a collapsible traffic cone for slide/steps in a parking area.

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by ManlyMan

So here’s my thought; if you close your slideouts before you get on the highway you don’t need the reflective tape on the slideouts.

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I had them on my driver side slide out (and across the bumper) in my old camper.

I stayed at a friend's house often and parked in the street in front of his house.
It was not a throughfare (a cul-de-sac), but I worried about someone coming home late at night and not seeing the camper until it was too late to stop.

After he moved, I saw no reason to remove the reflective stickers.

The new camper most likely will not be so decorated.

[robbiels7]

I found this kool little year drop in the over flow parking.

[Oakman]

My Silverback came with two reflectors on the rear bumper although at some point one of them vanished. I guess it disappeared during one of the many gully-washing rainstorms we camped in over the years.

[stephndudb]

Watching the neighbors pack up, he put on leather work gloves to disconnect his sewer hose. Ok. Then he used the same gloves to disconnect his city water from the camper. Well, I wouldn't do that, but whatever... THEN he took the free end of the fresh water hose, stuffed it about 18" into his sewer hose and flushed it for while. Put everything away, took off the work gloves, and he was done. Hands were nice and clean.

[youroo]

Originally Posted by stephndudb

Watching the neighbors pack up, he put on leather work gloves to disconnect his sewer hose. Ok. Then he used the same gloves to disconnect his city water from the camper. Well, I wouldn't do that, but whatever... THEN he took the free end of the fresh water hose, stuffed it about 18" into his sewer hose and flushed it for while. Put everything away, took off the work gloves, and he was done. Hands were nice and clean.

Many people do exactly like you posted, then with the same Gloved Hands touch the water hydrants and power centers, before storing the Gloves with the Freshwater hoses! Yuck! And people wonder why I shy away from Carry In Dinners! Youroo! !