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Beautiful Leatherette Cushion Swivel Recliner In Black List Price: $566.99 Sale Price: $177.43 Average Rating:   |
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LEATHERETTE CUSHION SWIVEL RECLINER IN BLACK |
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Modern Leatherette Recliner Average Rating:  |
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3 New Tan Recliners - Great for Home Movie Theater Seating! Sale Price: $846.88 |
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These versatile multipurpose Recliners are ideal for watching your favorite Movies! These comfortable stylish Home Theater Recliners are a great addition to any Home Theater environment. Although these are used mostly in homes, many, many customers use these in their RV's and trailers. This measures 60" length x 36" (arm width)x 41 1/2" tall. The back is 32" tall and the seat is 22" deep x 21" across. It reclines to many positions and settles where you choose. Notice the continuance to the footrest. This swivels, reclines and looks sleek. They are made with leatherette which is an upholstery vinyl. These do not rock, but do spin completely around to view any direction! With this listing you will receive three Tan Recliners! |
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3500 Watt Generator with wheel kit - PULL Start - NO Electric Start - Dependable, Quiet Standby Power List Price: $599.99 Sale Price: $309.00 |
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Excellent generator. Quiet enough for campgrounds, strong enough to use for backup at home. Portable for use anywhere. Dependable power for emergency or regular use. 110/220 volt for almost any job. |
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40 Watt Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and battery Charger List Price: $499.00 |
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This is a 40 Watt Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and 12V Charger. You could be eligible for up to $2000 of energy rebate in California and some states for converting your home power to solar. Please check with your local utility company. The solar panel is waterproof. The working voltage for charging is 17.2V. If you need to use it to charge a car battery, you may need a charge controller to prevent the battery from overcharging. Connections included: alligator battery clamps. There are three types of Solar Cells on the market. All our Solar chargers use the best - Mono-Crystalline Solar Cells. Amorphous or Dual Junction Solar Glass are the cheapest but are only 7% energy efficient and have 5 years of service life. They are big and heavy. Poly-Crystalline have 25 plus years of service life under direct sunlight and are 13% efficient. Mono-Crystalline have 25 plus years of service life and are up to 20% efficient. This is the same type used in solar car racing. This type of solar cells is now in a worldwide shortage because only a few companies can manufacture these solar cells. |
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3500 Watt Generator w/Electric Start List Price: $699.99 Average Rating: |
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3500 Watt Generator with Electric Start and 12 V DC charging system is great for charging batteries in RV or motorhome. Can run air cond and microwave. Quiet enough to use in campgrounds. |
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RV ~Sign~ recreational vehicle motor home camper gift Sale Price: $8.99 |
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BRAND NEW SIGN!! 12" tall and 8" wide sign. Our novelty signs are made from outdoor durable plastic with professional grade vinyl graphics. These signs will never rust or fade, perfect inside or out (4-5 years outdoors)! The sign has round corners and a hole pre-drilled for easy mounting. This item is in stock and ready to ship, generally the following business day. Please check out all our other signs, they make the perfect gift for any occasion. |
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RV Live - Wave Of The Future: Step-By-Step Plan To Get A Proper Mindset And ALL The Info You Need So You Can Make The Most Exciting Travel And/Or Living Solution Of Your Life, Fast" AAA+++ List Price: $0.99 |
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"Well Then, NOW Is The Time To Get Down To Some Details OnHow You Can Get Not Just The "RV Basics" But Everything You Need... ** To Discover The Recreational Vehicle Of Your Dreams! Today’s motorhomes or recreational vehicles have all the comforts of home. If your wallet can afford it, they come with plasma TVs, washers and dryers, ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, and with spaces that are professionally designed.When you are considering the purchase of a new motorhome there are some of the same considerations you have when purchasing a new car. Remember, a dealer can take advantage of an uneducated customer. Do your homework. Know how much you should be paying before you visit the dealership. Ask to see the MSRP (manufacturer’s suggested retail price) for the vehicle. Remember, dealers receive nice incentives from manufacturers, so they have a 15% to 35% mark-up. A lot of dealers are your best friends while you’re buying the motorhome. Once they’ve sold you the motorhome they don’t want to be bothered.An RV hire also grants you the freedom to see your chosen destination at your own pace, rather than being at the mercy of group tours. You can choose your own places of interest, map your own itinerary, and function on your own schedule. Bus and train schedules mean nothing to do when you’re at the wheel of an RV. Want to spend a few extra hours at a location you hadn’t expected to find interesting? No problem. Your vehicle and mobile hotel room are ready to go when you are. So, if you’re thinking of taking a scenic road trip, consider using an RV. Hire one for this vacation and you might find yourself buying one in the future.Above all, REMEMBER... This does not have to be a HIGH COST decision! You can get into RVing in a 34 foot used Class A motorhome for under $10,000.But SERIOUSLY... Are you a bit concerned that you cannot do this? Do you worry that you don't know enough about the RV industry, overall... or aren't confident enough to take on some step-by-step projects that would make even a used RV, a real solution for you?Well, quit fussing right now!Think For One Moment What The Information In This Book Will DoFor Your Self Confidence and Actual "MOTORHOME-SAVVY" Abilities, Once You Realize That You Don't Have to Be a College Professor In Order to Make Your Plans For Independence, AndPut Your New RV, Belongings, And Family In A Superior Place!This May Very Well Provide You That Extra Inch Of Security,To Face The Oncoming Economic Challenges!You’ll Be An Expert In "I OWN This Home AND MY SOUL, And Nobody Can Take It Away 101" in NO TIME AT ALL. YOU have the ability to take the necessary steps to create a sane, peaceful LIFESTYLE, from your corner of the world, and to do this very patiently and with growing skill and knowledge, which will help you in these very tough times. Choosing the best RV, products, and actions are really pretty simple processes, especially once you have learned the step-by-step basics.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dear Readers:We are dedicated to providing our customers with cutting edge information with the latest and most popular ebooks & hot topics at very affordable prices. Our mission is to create positive change in your life. We carry hundreds of unique titles including "Literary Classics" under many categories for your convenience. Please click on the name "Manuel Ortiz Braschi" at the top of the page, next to the title, or write "Manuel Ortiz Braschi" at the search box and you will be taken to our main page in Amazon, where you will be able to check all the interesting, unique and informative titles that we carry at Amazon Kindle. |
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RV Boondocking Basics: A Guide to Living Without Hookups Sale Price: $29.49 Average Rating: |
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Every year more people learn the secrets of successful boondocking--RV living without utility hookups. While fellow RVers are shelling out cash to stay at RV parks, boondockers stay at low cost (or free) natural campsites. Do they give up the "good things" of park living? Not at all. They watch TV, take showers, run computers, stereos & microwave ovens. With renewable solar or wind power they don't need noisy generators. RV Boondocking Basics will help you **Understand RV electrical systems & batteries **Evaluate, size, & purchase solar and wind charging systems** **Stay warm while using less electricity** **Live comfortably while consuming less** All this & more presented concisely and with a touch of humor from the open road. Charts, diagrams, & worksheets make this a most valuable RV bookshelf resource. The authors are experienced RVers who know & live the RV lifestyle. Their writings appear frequently in popular RV magazines. |
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Living on Wheels: The Complete Guide to Motorhomes List Price: $19.95 |
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10 Tips for Buying Your First Motorhome
But for many first-timers, the prospect of buying a new Motorhome or RV can be an overwhelming process. What do you look for? What are the best models? How do you know you’re getting the best deal?
These are just some of the questions that pop up every time. So Sureterm Direct, the UK’s largest specialist Motorhome and RV insurers, have come up with this simple 10-point plan to help you through the Motorhome buying maze.
1. Before you set out to see some Motorhomes or RV’s on a dealer forecourt, make a comprehensive wishlist of the things that you want. In the excitement of buying your first Motorhome, it’s easy to forget exactly what you want – and having a checklist to hand will keep you focused.
2. Be flexible. Unless you’re on a substantial budget, it’s unlikely that you’ll find everything on your wishlist in one Motorhome or RV. So be clear about what are ‘essentials’ and what are ‘desirables’.
3. See if your local dealers offer a ‘try before you buy’ service. Hiring a Motorhome, even for a weekend, will help you decide if you’re really into the Motorhome lifestyle. It’s also an opportunity to try out various layouts. And this will help shape your wishlist. At the very least, take some test drives in various models and make sure you get the feel of the vehicle on country roads, A roads and motorways.
4. When you do decide to take the plunge, always buy locally if possible. Buying from a dealer on the other side of the country is great if you get the deal of a lifetime – but no so great if you have to drive over there every time something goes wrong with your Motorhome or RV.
5. If you’re buying a second-hand Motorhome, make sure you give every vehicle you look at a thorough inspection. Definitely check for signs of accident repair, leaks and signs of mould or damp. And if you’re very inexperienced, take along a qualified mechanic or vehicle inspector (the AA and RAC sometimes offer this service to members) just to make 100% certain the vehicle is clean and roadworthy.
6. Motorhome and RV shows are an excellent way to help you identify models you like. And taking along a digital camera, or camera phone, allows you to take pictures of the motorhomes you like, or features that impress. You can then use these pictures when you start looking at models to buy.
7. There are thousands of experienced motorcaravanners out there who are happy to help people who are new to Motorhome ownership. So ask them for their opinions. Visit your nearest caravan sites and talk to owners, visit local shows and events, and use the internet as a valuable resource. www.sureterm.com is building up a community of Motorhome and RV owners and others sites like www.motorcaravanmagazine.co.uk and www.motorcaravanners.org.uk will help.
8. Once you’ve found your perfect Motorhome, you need to be 100% certain it’s exactly what you want. Spend a few hours trying it out – making the beds, setting up the tables, moving chairs around. Setting up the Motorhome will let you decide if there’s really enough space, and whether you can live with any minor niggles.
9. Always ask the dealer, or seller, to demonstrate everything for you. If there are extras, make sure all of the accessories like awning poles, hook-up leads, filling hoses and water bottles are present and in good working order.
10. And finally, don’t forget to get adequate insurance. Driving a Motorhome or RV on a standard car insurance policy is unlikely to give you the best cover. Companies like Sureterm Direct have been providing specialist Motorhome and RV insurance for 10 years, and have policies to cover every Motorhome situation you’re ever likely to encounter.
About the Author
John Kelly is the website editor for www.sureterm.com, one of the UK’s leading specialist Motorhome insurance companies.
want to rent space for motorhome around Austin Texas?
Have a 32 ft motorhome, live in Missouri and want to rent a spot in Texas that isnt to far to drive for a 1 - 2 week vacation during winter. Where is a nice area to go that is pretty warm in the wintertime?
Warm? Well, compared to MO winters I suppose you could call Austin winters mild - but warm? Not really. Warm (in my humble opinion) is 80ish. 50's-60's are the average high during the winter, while it dips into the 40's and sometimes the 30's at night.
Either way, if you want to park that motor home here in Austin we'll greet you with opened arms. I'm not "motorhome savvy" but I noticed you don't have any other answers...so I'll put in my 2 cents.
Pecan Grove RV park is less than a block away from where I live. It's an adorable RV park that I take walks through all the time. Most of the people I run in to always have a smile on and don't hesitate to wave. It's on Barton Springs blvd where you can walk pretty much everywhere. Zilker park is 2 or 3 blocks away. I walk there nearly everyday. Romeo's Italian restaurant, Chuy's Mexican Restaurant (which my Kansas City, MO relatives LOVED when they were here last June), and Shady Grove are a few really awesome places to chow down that are within a block or 2 walking distance.
Other than my own opinion of the place, I'll go ahead and post a few links where other people have reviewed Pecan Grove and also a lil more info on the place. Good luck and hope you have a nice mild winter in Austin!
New Florida case thwarts Calif. molester's release
The feared release of a convicted child molester from a California prison was thwarted Friday by 11th-hour federal charges involving child porn and a woman's allegations that he bought her as a child in Asia and subjected her to years of sexual abuse while molesting her young friends.
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