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RE: ERS what GS does not cover Utility trailers
Yes I will stay with coachnet they will cover my RoadTrek and trailer if I have a breakdown with the RoadTrek they will tow both units to a repair center no problem. Still cannot understand GS not covering the utility trailer but they will cover a toy hauler doesn't make sense.but that's ok good thing I found out before I signed up..
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harleybluecobra
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03/03/12 11:29am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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ERS what GS does not cover Utility trailers
I am coming up for renewal with Coach Net,and I thought I would go with GS this next year . I email them and told them I had a 1997 Road Trek and pull a 16 ft utility trailer, they do not cover the trailer, If I had a break down with the RoadTrek they would tow in both but I would have to pay for the tow of the trailer. I thought I would bring this to attention in case some folks thought they were covered
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harleybluecobra
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03/03/12 10:20am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Jump start stored rig
The proper way to jump start another vehicle is take your jumper cables and put positive cable on positive terminal and the negative cable to the negative side of the battery you are going to start, Now on your vehicle you will put the positive cable on the positive terminal and the negative cable to the bumper or a good ground DO NOT PUT the negative cable on the negative side of your battery or you could blow the diodes on your alternator if there is a problem with the vehicle you are going to jump..
Bob Moyer
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harleybluecobra
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12/18/11 09:44am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: To cover or not to cover a Harley
You never cover your bike when you are hauling it on a trailer. You could pick up sand and small stones and have it trapped inside and beat the heck out of the paint and chrome.
If you are worried about it, buy yourself a cargo pro enclosed trailer for it They are made to do just that, they have the drop down well for the front tire and the four tie down mounts two in the front and two in the rear
Harleybluecobra
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harleybluecobra
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09/27/11 12:38pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Re: Class B Vans
I agree,the B manufactures have lost their way. The B's are over priced
$90,000 and above. Too much to pay for the ROOM IN A B
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harleybluecobra
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08/13/11 05:33am |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Sold My Roadtrek on Friday
I think this year will be our last trip come sept we think that we will sell our 1997 Roadtrek ,Had the Roadtrek since it was new after this summer runs (We go to Damariscotta,Maine from Groton Connecticut, three times. June July and Sept.total of six weeks, We should end up with total mileage 32,000.
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harleybluecobra
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05/29/11 07:07pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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