Month: January 2013

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- David Porter, who had been the plant manager at the Cummins Inc. plant in Lakewood, N.Y., has been promoted to director of heavy horsepower/oil and gas at Cummins' Columbus, Ind., headquarters, reports Business First of Buffalo.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- Introduced in late 2012, the new Copper Canyon front living room floorplan is already making its mark this new year, Keystone RV Company announced today. Sprinter Copper Canyon dealer Crestview RV Superstore retailed their first 333FWFLS within a few days of receiving the coach at their Selma, Texas, location.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- The RVDA Board of Directors has elected Darrel Friesen of All Seasons RV Center in Yuba City, Calif., as Secretary and Tim Wegge of Burlington RV Superstore in Sturtevant, Wis., as a Director, the RVDA announced today.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- On Tuesday, the Yuma Fire Department responded to two separate recreational vehicle fires that happened within 15 minutes of one another, reports the Yuma Sun.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- The Atlanta Camping & RV Show, being held at the Atlanta Exposition Center South, will give campers and wanna-be campers a chance to escape into warmer dreams this weekend, says the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- A major debate over a proposed recreational vehicle park in Del Rey Oaks was defused Wednesday when the developer tossed out the idea, writes the Monterey County Herald.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- The app offers special settings for RV drivers, allowing configuration of any class RV or trailer. The driver can enter any height and weight configuration and the GPS will route the driver on roads suitable for RV travel, avoiding low bridges and weight restricted areas.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- This live five-day course will be hands-on training taught by Cooper, who will be instructing on RV electrical systems, propane systems, water systems, RV appliances and RV exterior systems.

(Jan. 24, 2013) -- If your couch has a diesel engine, it almost certainly has a turbocharger. And, if you ever have to replace the thing, it's going to cost a lot of money.  You can greatly decrease your chances of ever needing a replacement by remembering just a few simple things.

(Jan. 23, 2012) -- For years businesses have used electronic rewards programs in place to track the amount of money spent by a specific customer and issue points based upon that amount. Rewards points are a huge part of why people shop today. Customers like points, so businesses gave them points. This movement created loyal, repeat customers and pulled in more revenue than ever before. If you think your dealership doesn’t need to have a rewards program, think again.