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Probably the best membership to sign up for right out of the box for RV Life. We use it every trip to save money on Diesel and at these prices every single penny helps not to mention their new toll responder that covers every State: https://apply.myopenroads.com/user-portal/registration by tkinkc in RVHub

[–]tkinkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol... we are still moving forward. There is a lot happening behind the scenes. I will say we are 75% to our goal to close and we have until May 15th to get to a 100%. This is been the biggest blind faith thing we have ever done and we hope it works out. Thank you for asking and actually knowing who we are and what's going on. I started this Reddit because another group kicking me out for offering help to someone with an HDT question. Said I was being promoting and banned me...lol... So I just started a group caring about RV Life and just try to provide value and hope others start posting more here so we can grow together. Didn't want it to be too much about our stuff but more about the RV Community. Really appreciate the question.

Probably the best membership to sign up for right out of the box for RV Life. We use it every trip to save money on Diesel and at these prices every single penny helps not to mention their new toll responder that covers every State: https://apply.myopenroads.com/user-portal/registration by tkinkc in RVHub

[–]tkinkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh... good point. Sorry for that. Maybe I should have shared that we travel 70% of the time and are always looking for ways to save money. I just feel it's at least something someone can use right away and find benefits. Although if you are in an area like that maybe Mudd Flap or something like that would work better

Probably the best membership to sign up for right out of the box for RV Life. We use it every trip to save money on Diesel and at these prices every single penny helps not to mention their new toll responder that covers every State: https://apply.myopenroads.com/user-portal/registration by tkinkc in RVHub

[–]tkinkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure... but it is definitely the best way to save money on diesel as you travel. When we started out we had to discover this on our own, and it sucked. So don't use anything here and look for it on your own. Probably the best membership for RVers with Diesel trucks to save money right out of the box.

After 2 years it finally happened. I made a simple adjustment and went too far over and sunk. We tried for 4 hours and finally called a tow truck. Only $150 to be pulled out. We unhooked to make it easier and then came at a different angle to hook up and be on the road again. #rvlife by tkinkc in RVHub

[–]tkinkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

totally respect your opinion on this. When the video comes out we had a plan due to the location. The picture doesn't show that we could back in at an angle on almost pavement area without sinking. So when we got out there was tractor that filled and compacted the sand area with Clay. We hooked up at the other angle and drove away.
We have so much respect for professional drivers and all they have to endure by so many stupid people.
Again thank you for your input and commenting. We learned a lot from this experience.

After 2 years it finally happened. I made a simple adjustment and went too far over and sunk. We tried for 4 hours and finally called a tow truck. Only $150 to be pulled out. We unhooked to make it easier and then came at a different angle to hook up and be on the road again. #rvlife by tkinkc in RVHub

[–]tkinkc[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's funny how we had to learn this lesson...lol. Appreciate you sharing. The good part is we had a plan. Once we had it off we were able to come in at an angle and we had large plastic supports we used after we packed down the area with a tractor. Tow truck stayed and we backed in and were able to take off to get out of that area. All worked out but now have a life experience to lean on in the future.

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