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  1. LindaH

    New truck

    Depending on the weight of the combination (truck + fifth wheel) and the state you live in, you *might* need an upgraded driver's license, but it won't be a CDL which is for commercial drivers.
  2. Price? Location? How do interested people contact you?
  3. Yes, I'm still within the 7-day free trial period. Well, maybe I'll go ahead and give it a try. If I'm charged the $6.99 + $6.99 at the end of the free trial period, I'll just cancel the subscription.
  4. Yes, I'm logged in. When I went to the program I was interested in watching, I was given two options: 1) Play Free Episode and 2) Try It Free. Obviously, the first option allows me to watch *one* episode for free. If I select the second option it says "7 days free, then $6.99/month." That says to me that, if I want to watch all seasons of the program, I have to pay $6.99/month *in addition to* the $6.99/month I'd pay for Apple TV. With tax, it would be something like $15/$16 per month. None of the other apps I have charge additional money to watch all seasons of a particular program.
  5. I just downloaded the Apple TV app to my Firestick because I am interested in watching the series For All Mankind (which is an Apple original show). I get a 7-day free trial then it's $6.99 thereafter. When I went to watch the first episode of the show, it appears that, in order to watch the entire series, I have to pay an *additional* $6.99 per month. Can anyone here who has the Apple TV app confirm that I'm understanding this correctly? If so, I'll just cancel the service because I'm not paying $14+ per month just to watch one program.
  6. Unfortunately, the Ratings Book is no longer published as of 2022. Earlier ratings books are available: About us - RV Consumer Group
  7. Once the new COVID vaccine is available, we plan on getting all three.
  8. I recommend that you post information about this vehicle, including price, location and how people can contact you.
  9. Be sure to include the hot water tank in your sanitation. Empty the hot water tank before starting the steps Kirk mentioned, then fill it with the bleach water. Drain and fill with fresh water.
  10. I'm sorry to hear that. While I did not know Mac personally, I did take one of his presentations at an Escapade and learned a lot.
  11. The OP hasn't been back here for over a month. Doubtful he's even read these responses.
  12. We've stayed at casino parking lots many times. The one near Pendleton, OR made a convenient first night stop for us heading south in the winter, or a final night's stay before heading home in the spring.
  13. Exactly why we spent most of our time boondocking, only rarely going to RV parks.
  14. As Linda said, no there isn't. However, above I gave the link to the Lazy Daze Owners' Forum where you'll find a lot of excellent information regarding this brand.
  15. I was able to read it without a subscription. In fact, I didn't get any request to subscribe.
  16. Maricopa County has several nice county parks the are always looking for volunteers.
  17. I had to Google it and found this: "With VMSpc you can use your Windows-based PC tablet or notebook to monitor your engine and other chassis data."
  18. Please change the title of your post to the subject it's about, not your username.
  19. I was going to suggest the drive up to Mt. Spokane, but it does require a Discover Pass to access. Guess you lucked out! Duncan Garden in Manito Park is beautiful when it's in full bloom, but it may be a bit early yet to see it in all its splendor. However, there is an arboretum next to the garden that's interesting to walk through, if you like that sort of thing.
  20. I live in Spokane. Here are some ideas: What to do in Spokane, WA I don't know what you like to do, but I'd recommend visiting Spokane Falls...they should really be spectacular about now. The Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden is interesting...I don't know how much is still blooming. Then there are museums, places to hike or bike, etc.
  21. If it were me, I'd stay at a campground at each National Park as much as possible. Here's just one website that gives information on the Grand Circle: RVing in the Grand Circle | Go RVing And, of course, you'll want to visit each park's website. To find the website, start with the NPS's website and add the first four letters of the park's name, or for a park with two names, the first two letters of each word. For example, Bryce Canyon would be www.nps.gov/brca while Canyonlands would be www.nps.gov/cany.
  22. You may want to include some way of contacting you so that people who might be interested can get more information.
  23. And a way to get in touch with you (the OP).
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