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We have a 30' Jayco Designer with a rear kitchen and we've never had a problem. A few of the glasses have fallen over but that is all. I would think weight distribution may contribute to some of the problems you've heard about.

It is very likely not the refrigerant because it would likely all be gone by now. Change/clean your filter and that should do the trick. It also wouldn't hurt to clean the coil, especially if the unit is several years old. It will increased its efficiency and sometimes, surprisingly so. Use a...

Steve is right on the money here. Parking the longer unit because of space limitations will be the biggest issue you'll face. If it was a travel trailer that would be a different story but if I was you I would go for the longer one because it will have more space and I like more space.

Google it on their maps. They will give you two or three options and approximate driving times and whether there are tolls or not.

Our parks are mostly Provincial Parks. There are some National Parks but they are very few and far between and the services are usually wanting. If you are going to do any reservations in Ontario, you had better start now as they fill up very quickly.

We liked St. Augustine State Park. You can stay there for two weeks and will have to leave for a night and can go back for another two weeks if you want to stay there for a month.

Only $2000.00/gig eh? Wow!

Seagulls are fine guitars and get a lot of favourable mentions on the guitar forums. In their price range they are hard to beat. I have an Art & Lutherie (both made by Godin) 12 string that I have modified to a 6 string. I have large hands and need the wider fret board.

Look at the Cougar lineup as well. They have some of the lighter fifth wheels on the market. NOTE: One of the posts says you can pull more with a TT than a fifth wheel. Isn't the opposite true?

Just make sure you understand each other and the spotter is trained to be in the right spot where they can spot and be spotted by the driver.

Did you check for a roaming rate with Verizon? I would start there. If that doesn't work, I would go with the free WiFi spots. There is at least one at every campground and some have them throughout the campground. All the Tim Hortons and McDonalds plus many other places have free WiFi.

There are some other sites but so far, I have found this one works best. www.campinglife.com/tow-ratings-database/

Michel: Thanks for the information. I think I know about one of those and the others I will look up. Have a great, safe summer.

Ticks are becoming a problem in the northeast (perhaps in other areas too). I hate using bug spray but I will take it over Lyme disease any day. I have found Muskol to be the best bug repellent and is at least twice as effective as Off. Comparing the two, Off should be called ON. Bug hats are...

I spent a couple of months in Florida last year and did this at each fill. No problems. I think it's the way to go.