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Heavy Duty Trucks (Class 7/8).
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Hi Linda - good question. You would get ejected from my Park, and I'm fairly certain, that all of the other SKP co-ops have the same policy. From Evergreen Coho SKP RV Park's Policy and Procedures Manual: "A membership is defined as one or two individuals who are adults and who are living in the same recreational vehicle on a continuing basis who have entered into a current Membership Agreement with the Evergreen Coho SKP Park and who are members in good standing of the Escapee RV Club." -
That makes me curious--what happens if you buy into a coop park then drop your Escapees membership? -
By SuiteSuccess · Posted
That’s what I’ve done when I’ve had to be at a shallow angle. My thought with a bigger angle was to put enough weight on the hitch so the legs would “slide” instead of having a bending load. -
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Another way to keep doing construction. Build bad roads, so they have to be constantly fixed. Build awful intersections so they can be built supposedly better, but actually worse. Guess I'm just old an grouchy, but I still despise roundabouts and diverging diamonds. I'd forgotten about them. Put them in Cape Girardeau a few years ago when I was working in that area. All the while building them I couldn't figure out what in the "H" they were doing. Once completed I tried it a couple times and then found a way around them to never do them again. I guess that is one way to ease traffic in an area. Make it so no one wants to drive on the road. I feel sorry for the businesses affected. Both by the construction and then people avoiding the area. Rod
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