Newbie

[haveRVwilltravel]

Hello everyone,
Wife and I are new to class A RV. Bought a 2006 Hurricane Ford, V10, Have been working on It. 22000 miles. Will tow a 2007 Jeep Liberty. Just retired from HVAC career 40+ years. Will head out west. Since this is a first for us, will make a few shake down cruises first. Never belonged to a forum, so I'm a newbie here too. I'm not a type'er either. Home base is SE Missouri. Have lots of questions...........:hatw1:

 

[sky_blue]

Welcome aboard. Many of us started just like you. The best part of this forum is that there is no such thing as a stupid question. We all love the RV world.

 

[SuperD]

Congratulations on your new coach and welcome to the forum!!! I echo what gbrown says, no such thing as a stupid question! People ask questions because they don’t know, not because they’re dumb. Lots of nice and experienced people here that are always happy to help.

Hope you enjoy your coach and have lots of FUN!!!

 

[vkb]

Hello everyone,
Wife and I are new to class A RV. Bought a 2006 Hurricane Ford, V10, Have been working on It. 22000 miles. Will tow a 2007 Jeep Liberty. Just retired from HVAC career 40+ years. Will head out west. Since this is a first for us, will make a few shake down cruises first. Never belonged to a forum, so I'm a newbie here too. I'm not a type'er either. Home base is SE Missouri. Have lots of questions...........:hatw1:

Welcome ! This forum is awesome .. someone will have an answer to any question you might have.
We are near K.C.

 

[Mohawk]

Congrats on the new to you RV and welcome to the forum!

 

[wayneroe]

Welcome! Great to have you aboard. I wholeheartedly echo what others have said. I was a brand new 70 year-old RVer when I first joined this forum six months ago. These guys helped me tremendously through as I figured it out. The wife and I are having a great time and hope you do, as well.

 

[phalexander]

Congratulations on retirement and a new lifestyle. We did the same thing 2 years ago and it’s fabulous. Yup, lots of good folks here who are happy to help. It might seem overwhelming for a while especially if you have to make repairs in addition to learning how to use everything. Just take it in stride and learn all you can. In my case the repairs and adjustments I have had to make have been a blessing inasmuch as I have learned how everything works and I’m not afraid to dig in. By ALL means, have fun!