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Old 05-16-2016, 12:57 PM   #15
vkb
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Axis 24.1 KC's Big Box
State: Kansas
Posts: 2,171
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Originally Posted by samven View Post
If you are pulling into a campground and they are calling for bad weather or you are already there and they predict bad weather look for a campsite without trees or at least one without large branches overhanging your parking spot. The trees are nice in hot climates to keep sun off the RV but 1 branch coming down on your rubber roof will ruin the whole trip. I also have a scrap carpet square cut to fit the bottom step. Normally I use an outside mat but when it rains you have to push it under the RV or in storage, thats when I put the scrap on the first step to help get the water and mud off my shoes before tracking it onto the floor. And a small piece of gravel can gouge you linoleum before you realize its stuck to your shoe.
I like your idea of placing a piece of carpet on the lowest inside step...
this is our first unit with interior steps..always have doormat outside and at top of steps inside...will put the additional piece in place !

....getting soooo tired of rain and cold weather....
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