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Originally posted by erpa:
We are at Lazy Days Rally Park Right now.

What site? We're on 129.

Hey, it was nice meeting you.
I might consider coming to the Rally, but not sure If we will have any BRAKES.
After the right front gets repaired I only need the left rear to lock up and get that repaired then all four will have been repaired.
Hopefully, they will have been repaired. But who knows, only driving it will. 3 caliper lockups in 28 months makes you wonder.

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Originally posted by erpa:
Due to EPA restrictions "No vehicle washing of any kind, including Sundial, is permitted at the site. This ordinance also includes any and all individuals who choose to wash their own coaches using soap of any kind. EPA restrictions specify no soap or excessive water into the city storm drains.

I'd ask to see the ordience on this issue. If that is the case, the EPA could get every homeowner in the county that lives where they have storm sewers.

Ken

Blazing Star in San Antonio allows washing for a small fee ($5?).

The Islander RV Resort in Lake Havasu, AZ allows washing. No restrictions, no cost. You can hire professional washers to clean you rig on your spot.

Bozemand KOA in Bozeman MT allows RV washing at no charge.

Couer d Alene RV Resort in Post Falls ID (there now) allows washing RV at site for $5.00. Guess what I'll be doing today.

Found a Park In Navarre, FL, going there
for the month of November.

Emerald Beach RV Park in the Panhandle near
(between) Pensacols and Fort Walton Beach.
Right on the water. Sounds Great, check out their website.
http//www.emeraldbeachrvpark.com/map.htm

"Ride it like a Ford"