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I've seen a number of stacker trailers over the years near our lakeside family cottage during bass fishing contests. Sometimes there's a bass boat over a car or truck and sometimes it's a bass boat over another bass boat.

I just got a non-grocery Walmart delivery via Fedex today, and I have gotten non-perishable Walmart grocery deliveries by both Fedex and LaserShip.

Yep, and legal in all 50 states... ;)

As much as I don't like seeing another "parking lot park", I do wish you every success with your new business venture...

The boat reg looks like "MI" to me...

Any RV built on the same or close year chassis should have the same steering column.

I wonder which state he's from. Of those states that do allow recreational double towing, most require that the first trailer is a 5th wheel.

Another vote for the TST 507 system. Reliability and ease of use come to mind first. Replacing sensor batteries is a fairly easy process, and at less than $1/battery cheap insurance once a year or so. One feature I like, is that the sensors do not shut down due to lack of movement as some other...

We've pretty much stopped using our Maximum Signal Max Amp cell booster/repeater in favor of a dual Yagi directional MIMO antenna pair mounted above our Winegar Sensar OTA antenna for our hotspots. The MIMO set has almost consistently gotten better levels than the booster at a third of the price.

If there's a Walmart nearby, look in the RV section for a "sewer donut" that should give you a tighter fit. The park office may also have one, but likely at a higher price. https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Connects-Directly-Connection-39313/dp/B000BQQWKA/

Check the refrigerator vent to make sure you're not mistaking the urine odor for the ammonia smell typical of RV absorption refrigerator leaks.

I've found the horizontal a/c ducts can be useful for easily routing wires to locations near the intended end point. After reaching a nearby vent, fishing the wires to the top of a cabinet, etc, usually isn't too difficult.

And there are those of us that call our RV's home, and appreciate having the same amenities that most people have in their homes.

Winegard and others make rooftop cable entry plates that work well: https://www.amazon.com/Winegard-CE1000-Single-Cable-Entry/dp/B003H2NFR8

We've run our Onan 5500 24/7 for as long as 7 days during storm caused power outages.