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don_hancock · 04-29-2022

How best to convince her this will work? She's absolutely against the whole idea of renting out our brand new RV. Any good success stories? We cleaned condos and rental houses for years, so she's convinced this will be the same result - people who do...

don_hancock · 06-26-2022

I agree with Keith: you have to look at making TWO round trips (four directions for the same trip - and two of them are loaded!). My truck gets about 9MPG when fully loaded. So a 25 mile delivery is actually 50 loaded miles and 50 empty miles. Plus, ...

don_hancock · 06-26-2022

That's what the security deposit is for, but I doubt it could cover the amount of damage a grill could cause. I'd certainly talk to the renter and warn them their deposit may not cover enough of the damage... If you're that concerned, I'd come up wit...

don_hancock · 06-26-2022

Alabama REQUIRES it in the "vehicle" at all times. I have a binder with all the manuals, a "readme" and all my warranty paperwork I keep in there - along with all the registration information. The renter probably already knows your address, so it's n...

don_hancock · 06-26-2022

I would keep 20-25% in there. Ask the renter before filling it, though. At ~8 lbs a gallon, you can literally add hundreds of pounds to the RV with a big enough tank.

don_hancock · 05-13-2022

Your tagline is VERY similar to quote attributed to Henry Ford: "whether you think you can or you can't - you're right."Thanks for the comment. After my wife called Outdoorsy's support she feels "better." Still terrified, but at least she's agreed to...

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