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How Level Is Level?
May 19, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
How Level Is Level? Q: I’ve read articles about the importance of leveling an RV when operating an absorption refrigerator. This is done to prolong the life of the unit and provide efficient operation. However, in none of the articles does it mention how level is level. It’s virtually impossible to get an RV perfectly [...]
Read more...Boulevard of America US 80 – Part 2 Exploring the Southwest Yuma, AZ to Fort Worth/Dallas, TX
May 15, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
By Pam Selbert This is the second installment of four on a year-long cross-country trek on Historic U.S. Highway 80. The first installment covered the old route from San Diego, California to Yuma, Arizona. In this installment, our trip continues east into Texas. As we begin this second leg of our eastward sojourn along the [...]
Read more...Staying Safe
May 15, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
Play It Safe When You Head Out to Play Keeping your family and your property safe on the road is a top priority when you head out on an RV or camping trip. Staying safe is easy when you make the right preparations. Here are some tips to make sure your next trip results in [...]
Read more...Boulevard of America US 80 – Part 2 Exploring the Southwest Yuma, AZ to Fort Worth/Dallas, TX
May 15, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
By Pam Selbert This is the second installment o four year-long cross-country trek on Historic U.S. Highway 80. The first installment covered the old route from San Diego, California to Yuma, Arizona. In this installment, our trip continues east into Texas. As we begin this second leg of our eastward sojourn along the path of [...]
Read more...Dealing with High Blood Pressure on the Road
May 15, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
by Diane Barnet, R.N. Blood pressure (B/P) is a measure of the volume of blood the heart pumps and the amount of resistance in the arteries. High blood pressure can lead to narrowing and thickening of the arteries, stroke, heart attack and kidney disease. There are no symptoms except in long untreated cases, which may [...]
Read more...Action Line – TIRED TIRES AND SOGGY ROOF
May 11, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
We purchased a 2002 Newmar motorhome from Washington’s Poulsbo RV last July. At that time we were shown a checklist of all the things checked by the Poulsbo RV techs, including the roof and tires. We asked if these checks indicated they were all working and OK, and the response was yes. Since then, we [...]
Read more...Action Line – NOT-ON-THE-LEVEL AXLES
May 11, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
Good Sam to the Rescue – SINCE SEPTEMBER 2005 AMOUNT RECOVERED $685,082.71 Since its inception 32 years ago, Good Sam’s consumer-resolution program has helped clear up thousands of misunderstandings between members and businesses. With 1.2 million members, the Good Sam Club has the clout to cut through red tape so refunds can be expedited, claims approved or [...]
Read more...New Member Benefit – Auto Buying Service
May 11, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
NEW MEMBER BENEFIT – Good Sam Auto Buying Service Receive low, established member pricing on vehicles! Good Sam members already save at RV parks and resorts, on parts and accessories at Camping World, as well as receive exclusive rates on services such as Roadside Assistance and extended service plans. What more could you ask for? We [...]
Read more...Aquariums
May 11, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
Aquariums By Dave G. Houser I’m mesmerized. Standing in front of an underwater forest, I feel like I’m peering into the briny deep of Monterey Bay from a research sub. Indeed, I’m getting a diver’s eye view of a kelp forest, dramatically contained within one of the largest such exhibits in the world, at Monterey [...]
Read more...The RV Doctor – Correct Care & Maintenance of Your RV Slideout
May 11, 2013 by Good Sam · Leave a Comment
The RV Doctor – By Gary Bunzer One of the more prominent external features on any RV, slide rooms are designed to be more “high tech” than “high maintenance.” From an RV owner’s perspective, it’s the one advanced feature that requires the least amount of attention, comparatively. However, slideouts can become problematic, especially when totally neglected. But [...]
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