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Can Someone Identify this RV
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Can Someone Identify this RV

Wife and I were driving home today and saw this vehicle, we assume it is some kind of RV. Would really appreciate it if someone could identify the make and model.

u/Neumanium — 7 hours ago
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Refrigerator issues.

Dometic RM2351 absorption model. 3 years old, worked great until this spring. I’ve checked everything the ole interweb has recommended, still barely cool.

What would you replace it with?

Any 12v models actually work well?

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u/rickbb80 — 4 days ago
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help with finding a grandma rv!

Hello everyone! im looking to see whats out here in terms of small rv/campers. We have recently become grandparents. Wife goes about an hour away to help take care of baby and our daughter love both dearly but wife is allergic to her cats. Wants to stay but allergies 🤧 get the best of her. So we thought find a small rv or van to do just that like uhaul or ambulance size is just fine any thoughts or suggestions would be great. Also donated is what we are leaning towards just getting into a long struggle with bankruptcy. thanks in advance anything will help!

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u/HatVegetable2018 — 6 days ago
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Total Noob, I have a question

So I may have an opportunity to purchase a camper trailer for work rather than staying at hotels for the next year or more. I will be going home each weekend, but during the work week will be staying 4 nights near the construction site.

I want to keep storage/stay costs low, but everywhere I look the trailer camping areas are like 28-day max stays and over $1,000 per month. Seems a little high for me, but I don't know.

If this were you, how would you approach this? Should I just stay the 3-4 nights each week in an RV park and bring my trailer home each week (about 90-120 minutes from the site), or should I try and find a place that will allow me to stay long-term?

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u/smackaroonial90 — 13 days ago
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Disposal in PA

I have a pretty old RV. It's huge. I'm guessing 32 or 34 ft. It's a fifth wheel. The interior is in really good shape and everything still works and it's a four season RV with an Arctic pack so it can be used in the winter.

There was a hole in the roof that we did not know about and we haven't used it for several years so the majority of the roof is rotted. And some of the exterior walls towards the back are rotted.

Before I knew about the wall rot, I checked on having the roof rebuilt and I believe the cost I was quoted is more than what the RV is worth.

My question. How do I go about getting rid of this? I'm in Pennsylvania. Do I advertise it and see if someone wants to haul it off and rebuild it? Who would I call to come tow it away and junk it? Should I expect to pay someone to haul it away for junk or would they normally haul it away and keep the money they get from the scrap metal? I don't mean to sound ignorant or disrespectful of anyone who does this for a living, but I just have absolutely no idea what my next step should be...

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u/Late_Weakness2555 — 12 days ago