Things you see in an RV Park

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Originally Posted by Accountingphd

I thought it was odd too. I saw a guy with a coach, don’t remember brand, about 2 weeks ago at Willow Beach near Little Rock, AR and he used the leaf blower and dried it every day. The guy also dried his toad every day too. And then another guy across from him did the same thing after washing his. I decided both of these guys needed more to do in their lives.

One of our neighbors does what we call blow dry his lawn after he cuts it, still trying to figure out why??? Is he trying to eliminate the wheel marks or maybe the clumps that pile up

[5picker]

Originally Posted by Volvodriver

I've seen a lot but this is a new one for me. Missouri folks pulled in late yesterday in a pull through spot down one from us with and an open site between us. This morning as we had some fog overnight and this AM but no rain I saw the man on his ladder with an electric leaf blower drying the slides off of his Solitude. No debris falling from slides and the fifth wheel had no slide toppers. Wish I had taken photo.

Dave

Many folks will blow the moisture off the slide before bringing it in, keeping
that moisture from evaporating into the R/V once closed. Wiper seals don't get it dry. I've seen several folks do it.

Picky?... maybe but to each their own.

[Scrapper]

Originally Posted by D W

That's a lot of truck for a pop-up!

He pulls the box trailer parked behind every time he goes out, don't know what he has in it. This spring he upgraded to a class C motorhome with the same trailer.

[rowdy boys 3]

The love trailer, LOL

[yogiandlisa]

Originally Posted by heavynlori

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I lived in a lifestyle for a couple years as a geo-bachelor in the USMC. When I sold it I had to use a jack to get the slide up enough to go back in...that was a HUGE slide.

[Qwkynuf]

Originally Posted by rowdy boys 3

The love trailer, LOLAttachment 243440Attachment 243441Attachment 243442

Thats several grand worth of vinyl wrap on that trailer - at least $3-5k.

[mjones12]

Originally Posted by Qwkynuf

Thats several grand worth of vinyl wrap on that trailer - at least $3-5k.

A 16-foot Casita.

[nomad297]

Originally Posted by 5er_tom

I used to use a leaf blower on my motorcycle after I washed it. It got water out of places I would not able to reach with a drying towel.

I have also used a leaf blower to blow out the basement of the fifth wheel. Open doors on both sides, blow, and out goes all that crap (dirt, sand, leaves etc.) that had been collecting in there.

Never used it to dry the roof or sides of the RV. Crazy.

There are many unintended uses for leaf blowers. I once used a leaf blower to pressurize a travel trailer so I could soap different places on the roof to look for leaks.

Bruce

[aceinspp]

Used one to blow leaves off wet truck to prevent staining. Also camper roof. Later RJD

[Hatchdog]

If I get a light dry snow that’s not to deep I’ll use my leaf blower to clear off my driveway and walkway. Works great!

[steveandjanet]

Saw this in the parking lot at a Lowes in Anchorage

[nomad297]

Originally Posted by steveandjanet

Saw this in the parking lot at a Lowes in Anchorage

A poor man’s “Cedar” creek.

Bruce

[hshaynes]

Our neighbor at Canton, TX KOA

[CZNEDY]

A perfect example of how dealers damage and ruin RVs.

[kenandterry]

Hard to see for sure in the shadows......is that motorhome completely off the tires?

[CAT-RN]

Maybe a “Jack” demo ?
But ya. Dealers do some silly things.

Russell

[Accountingphd]

Also notice that the slide is out. Wonder what type of damage the awkward jacking will cause for the slide.

[dblr]

With all the electric cords under it I bet it was at the Tampa show

[robbiels7]

Originally Posted by dblr

With all the electric cords under it I bet it was at the Tampa show

I will let you know if I see it o. Sunday.

[CZNEDY]

Yes. At the Tampa super show. Rear wheels off the ground, frame jacked, slide is out and the parking brake is rendered useless since the parking brake is on the rear wheels.