My wife and I just returned from the plant in Humboldt Iowa with our new 1998 26RSB. Though we haven't had a chance to RV yet, we are in love with the layout and the quality of the unit. The people there are also extremely helpful, especially Ed Newman. In two weeks we're out of here heading for the FL panhandle.
Any recommendations for a cover for this unit? Inside storage is very expensive so I'm probably going to store outside year-round.
Thanks,
Dennis & Eileen Kester
First Time RV, First Time Born Free!
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bill crommett
New Born Free
Congratulations !
Just remember the antifreezing protocol because Wisconsin gets cold in the winter, spring and fall.
In my part of South Carolina where it seldom gets below 20 F I open all the doors and keep a small heater going to keep the temp up to 60 F inside. I have also insulated the outside shower door.
Have fun, and remwember we are all here to help with your problems. (or confuse you with our multitude of views and answers )
Just remember the antifreezing protocol because Wisconsin gets cold in the winter, spring and fall.
In my part of South Carolina where it seldom gets below 20 F I open all the doors and keep a small heater going to keep the temp up to 60 F inside. I have also insulated the outside shower door.
Have fun, and remwember we are all here to help with your problems. (or confuse you with our multitude of views and answers )
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Covfam
