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I always found the relationship between the Escapees and the co-op parks as odd. A business entity and a co-op entity. Those two business models have different objectives. I understand the history and how it came about, but that was yesterday. I really do think the co-op parks need to start talking among themselves. The co-op parks are a distinct entity that needs more coordination between the parks, now that the historical relationship is going to change rapidly and significantly. The co-op RV parks idea is pretty cool and is worth saving. -
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By Jim & Wilma · Posted
Carl, our ET hitch would more easily get a bit squirrelly when we came in at any angle. I found getting gap tolerances tighter was the answer. When approaching straight on, the hitch can depress some and jaws still lock nicely. When at an angle, the hitch tends to slant significantly at the slightest touch, making the lock up impossible. No biggy though, just repeat till lined up with small air gap. -
The only difference is that your usual visual references will be missing. Jack up your RV just high enough so that you can back under the pin without hitting anything. Practice until you line up properly, establish your new visual references, lower your camper and have at it. -
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