Month: October 2016

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- Dan Selles says he will be opening a high end RV resort just off Highway 97, on the former Okanagan Amusements property his family operated, located just south of the city.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- The death of a worker crushed by a mobile home near London earlier this month was the result of “a human error,” the trailer park owner said as he broke his public silence about the case.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- Bass Pro Shops will acquire Cabela’s for $65.50 per share in cash, representing an aggregate transaction value of approximately $5.5 billion. Bass Pro Shops will commence a multi-year partnership agreement with Capital One to service the Cabela’s CLUB, Cabela’s co-branded credit card.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- "Today, my husband, Jim Cullipher, and I own a comfortable house with a water view on the south side of Jacksonville. We also own an 8½-by-40 motorhome. With its three slide-outs, it is comparable to a New York apartment and has more than twice the room of that little green trailer at IU."

(Oct. 3, 2016) — R3 Composites and its wholly owned subsidiary, Carver Non-Woven Technologies, are both in the process of expanding to serve their respective customer base better.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- A large motorhome caught fire Sept. 29, in Prescott Valley, Ariz., but firefighters were able to save the owner’s possessions and a family dog inside was rescued.

(Oct. 3, 2016) — Football fans who love the Rams will want to take a selfie with one of their teams favorite quarterback, Vince Ferragamo, a press release for the California RV Show reported. The native Californian will be available on Oct. 15, from noon until 2 p.m., at booth # 3008 in the Winnebago Towables section.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- The affected vehicles have a tow hitch with a weight capacity sticker that may indicate an incorrect weight capacity. If the hitch is loaded to the weight on sticker, the hitch may fail and the towed vehicle can separate from the motorhome, increasing the risk of a crash.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- The incorrect tire information on the Federal Label may result in the operator under-inflating the tires. An underinflated tire may cause sudden tire failure, or poor handling, increasing the risk of a crash.

(Oct. 3, 2016) -- The labels on the affected vehicles have incorrect tire load range and tire pressure information. As such, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) number 110, "Tire Selection and Rims."