Month: February 2019

“I am pleased to report another solid quarter for Skyline Champion. In the third quarter fiscal 2019 the company was successful in growing the topline and realizing merger synergies from its combined businesses,” said Keith Anderson, Skyline Champion’s chief executive officer. Source

Columbus-based Cummins Inc. celebrated its 100th anniversary Wednesday, remembering the company’s humble roots, but also looking to the future with a theme of “Challenge the Impossible.” Source

Boondocking means going off-grid – taking your RV onto unimproved land without power, water or sewer connections. Airstreamers have been boondocking since the first Silver Bullets rolled off the assembly line. Source

Just like having your first child, the new addition(s) can definitely rock your world. Road trips are no different! Taking your kids on their first travel adventure will most likely, rock it again. Source

We stopped here for the second time in January of 2019 for a few days on our way from the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park area to the San Francisco Bay Area. Source

Now that you have gotten your travel trailer, are you prepared for your first trip to enjoy the great outdoors? One of the first things we purchased for our travel trailer was the generator since we will not always be parked in an RV campground. Source

We’ve been asking you guys to share with us your most embarrassing RV mistakes, the things you wish you hadn’t done, those “learning opportunities” about problems and setbacks we have no one else to blame but ourselves. Source

MAX-Tank water auxiliary tanks and transfer pump kits that are designed to maximize RV holding capacity, thereby giving enthusiasts the ability to “stay longer and play longer” in remote locations, the release noted. Source

"We’ve all been there, shifting item upon item up onto roof racks, tying your load for the trip ahead and being left with nothing to hold onto while you make your descent, but those days are over," said Taylor. Source

In what has become a perfect example of government ineptitude, FEMA actually purchased hundreds of RVs for people to live in as emergency shelters on temporary basis while their homes were rebuilt. Now FEMA is prohibiting people from living in them. Source