Host Scott Linden is back with another dose of RV news, information and entertainment. Listen to the podcast below.
June 15, 2021 edition
Program lineup: #11
Find a spot near Yellowstone, buy your own, tour the “Trees of Mystery,” and learn how to get RV service when you need it
Ep. 11 of the RV Travel podcast: Find more places to park, a mysterious destination to visit, and why a service appointment is so hard to get … plus a Yellowstone RV park that has room for you this summer. It’s all part of the RV Travel podcast … radio for the Internet!
At 2:00, host Scott Linden connects you to an RV Park in West Yellowstone that has vacancies, if you act fast.
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At 7:20 Ryan Kuchler of landdocker.com explains his new service matches RV site owners with potential users. He’ll forecast trends and help you find RV spaces for sale or rent, from short-term to full-time. He outlines search tactics and explains some of the land-use hoops you might have to jump through if you want to buy your own land.
At 22:15 Our new partners at HearHere take us on an adventure to the Trees of Mystery, a magical place on the Northern California coast offering natural wonders and a skyway through some of the largest trees in the world.
At 27:00 Curt Hemmeler of the RV Technical Institute helps us manage maintenance of our rigs and explains why it takes so long to get service at a dealership or repair facility. He explains what you can do yourself to minimize trips to the repair facility, and tools RVTI will be providing soon that we can use. Plus: why dealer groups buying independent dealers might help us get a service appointment sooner.
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