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Travelhome,The RV Marketplace-Specializes in RV Sales, RV Rentals & RV Service for Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels and Travel Trailers - Langley, Vancouver, BC, Canada Rent RV Camper Motorhomes in Vancouver Canada View Used Diesel Bus Motorhomes View Used Class A Motorhomes View Used Class C Motorhomes View Used Class B Motorhomes View Used 5th Wheel Trailers View Used Travel Trailers View Used Tent Trailers View Our Other Used Vehicles View Star Wagons & Star Bus Try The Revenue RV Vacation Club Sell Your RV On Consignment $136,000 Motorhome investment can earn you up to $2,000 a month... Click here for more details. Travelhome RV is pleased to announce our RV Auction . This auction lists New and Used Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheels and Motorhomes. Rent RV camper motorhomes in Vancouver Canada Travelhome, The RV Marketplace specializes in renting , sales and service of used and new motorhomes , travel trailers and 5th Wheels in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. When you rent a motorhome in Vancouver B.C. from Travelhome you can go rving anywhere in Canada and the USA. Weekly and monthly rental rates along with all inclusive mileage packages help you save on your next camping trip. Each RV comes with a free BCAA membership that provides discounts and benefits from participating CAA and AAA companies every where you go camping. Travelhome features new and used Class A , Class C, Class B and Diesel Bus motorhome sizes from 21 to 38 feet with names like, SunVoyager , Conquest , Independence, BT Cruiser and Crescendo all made by Gulfstream . Georgetown by Forest River is another Class A motorhome that has fast become a sales leader for Travelhome. Used and new 5th wheel trailers in western Canada have become very popular and Travelhome The RV Marketplace has attributed much of the sales volume to top brand names such as Prairie Schooner , Titanium , Rockwood , Travel Supreme and Alpenlite. These factories specialize in custom building your trailer with Polar Pak 4 season standards to suit the most experienced RV users. Selling new and used travel trailers in British Columbia has become a primary part of Travelhome’s business in the past few years with quality products such Nomad , Rockwood , Innsbruck and Amerilite . Travelhome has also become a primary supplier to film production companies for Star Buses and Star Wagons in Vancouver BC Canada. Try the Revenue RV Vacation Club For 15 years Travelhome has offered a Revenue RV Vacation Club that has been providing hundreds of RV owners the opportunity to earn thousands of dollars in rental revenue for their own motorhome or 5th Wheel trailer when they are not using it. Travelhome provides all inclusive servicing, house keeping, storage, Insurance and condition guarantees. The owner has full freedom to use their own RV when they want but when they are not it earns revenue along with the appropriate tax deductible expenses and taxes. Wholesale Login click here --

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GEICO Prepare Your Car for Vacation Home Page | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Site Map Search -- Shop for Auto Insurance Manage My Auto Policy Auto Insurance Claims Overseas Auto Insurance About GEICO Auto Insurance Auto Safety Make Sure Your Car is Ready for the Trip Your family vacation is getting close. You are excited about spending quality time with your family and getting away for a few days. However, before hitting the open road don’t forget to make sure that your car is up to the task. This checklist provides you with peace of mind and could alert you to any trouble as you get ready to head down the highway: Check engine oil — level should be between the "add" and "full" marks. If it’s low, add a quart, but don’t overfill. If oil appears to be dark or opaque, it’s probably time for an oil change. Check coolant — coolant keeps your car from overheating. Make sure that the level is between "high" and "low." Remember that the cooling system operates best when the coolant is a 50/50 mixture of water and antifreeze. Check belts and hoses — look for cracks and signs of wear, especially on the fan belt. Check the coolant hoses for leakage and cracks. Replace if they appear to be worn. Check tires — make sure there are no cuts or bulges and that the tires still have good tread. Check the pressure with a pressure gauge and add air if needed (maximum amount of pressure is noted on the outside of the tire). Also, don’t forget to check your spare tire, just in case. Check lights — turn on all your lights and walk around your car to make sure that all lights are functioning properly. Also, ask someone to stand behind your car while you test your brake lights. Just to be on the safe side, you should also include an emergency kit in your car comprising of a quart of oil, a gallon of water, some basic tools, jumper cables, gloves, a flashlight with spare batteries, duct tape, a first aid kit, flares, and the most important tool of all...your cell phone. If you encounter any trouble while checking out your car, make sure to have a professional mechanic inspect your vehicle prior to your departure. We're here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Sales: 1-800-861-8380 ratequotes@geico.com Service: 1-877-206-0215 Log-in for Policy Changes Safety Belt Poster Contest Vehicle Safety/Recall Information Insurance Terms © 2003-2006 GEICO | Terms of Use | States of Operation | Company Addresses

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No appointments are necessary. All State Used Oil Collection Centers are certified *by the California Integrated Waste Management Board. Most locations acccept drained oil filters as well as used motor oil. The Centers offer a $0.16 per gallon recycling incentive to the public. Please call for hours of operation. It is illegal to leave oil afterbusiness hours. "The Used Oil Recycling Program is funded by a grant from the California Integrated Waste Management Board." PREPARATION Motor oil brought to recycling centers must not be contaminated . Never mix solvents, water, gasoline or antifreeze with your used oil. Use plastic containers that seal tightly and are pourable. Oil is accepted in 5 gallon (or smaller) containers with a 5 gallon limit per day. Filters must be drained and put in a leak proof container. Call the center before you take in your oil. If their tank is full, they can refer you to another nearby location. Bring your oil ONLY during hours of operation . Free oil recycling containers are available at the Del Norte Regional Recycling & Transfer Station and Oxnard Fire Stations. The following is a list of all Used Oil Recycling Centers in the City of Oxnard: Call Center for Hours of Operation & Quantities Accepted Limit: 5 Gallons ACCEPTED COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE Oil & Filters *Aamco Transmissions 531 E Ventura Blvd Oxnard, CA 93036 983-8100 Oil *AutoZone 150 W Laurel St Oxnard, CA 93033 487-4883 Oil *AutoZone 600 N Ventura Rd Oxnard, CA 93030 988-7550 We accept boat oil. Oil & Filters *Channel Islands Harbor Fuel Dock 3855 Pelican Way Oxnard, CA 93035 (Call First) 382-3007 Oil & Filters *Channel Islands Chevron 1960 Victoria Ave Oxnard, CA 93035 985-1592 Oil & Filters *Cuevas Automotive 731 E Date St Oxnard, CA 93030 486-1644 Oil & Filters *Del Norte Recycling 111 S Del Norte Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 278-8200 Oil & Filters *Dob's Brake & Auto 330 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 483-4771 Oil & Filters *Dowlers Tune & Smog 820 E 5th St Oxnard, CA 93030 487-9880 Oil & Filters *Firestone 321 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 483-2295 Oil & Filters *Hill's Automotive 1560 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 486-3400 Oil & Filters *Ipatzi Auto Repair 1535 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030-7425 486-1056 Oil *Jiffy Lube 101 W Esplanade Dr Oxnard, CA 93036 278-9931 Oil *Jiffy Lube 611 S Rose Ave Oxnard, CA 93030 648-6457 Oil & Filters *Kragen Auto Parts 151 W Gonzales Rd Oxnard, CA 93036 485-6226 Oil & Filters *Kragen Auto Parts 2706 Saviers Rd Oxnard, CA 93033 385-3244 Oil & Filters *Lister's Autocare 429 N Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 483-2176 Oil & Filters *Mario's Garage 1204 Commercial Ave Oxnard, CA 93030 486-8897 Oil & Filters *Oxnard 76 Station 2330 Saviers Rd Oxnard, CA 93033 483-3135 Oil & Filters *Pep Boys 939 S Oxnard Blvd Oxnard, CA 93030 486-6387 Oil & Filters *Sharp's Auto Services 5577 Saviers Rd Oxnard, CA 93033 488-3110 Oil & Filters *Tito's Automotive 1311 Commercial Ave Oxnard, CA 93030 486-9025 Oil & Filters Walmart 2001 N Rose Ave Oxnard, CA 93036 981-0696 Why Recycle Used Oil? Did you know that used motor oil never wears out ? It just gets dirty and can be recycled, cleaned, and used again. Recycling used motor oil conserves a natural resource (oil) and is good for the environment too! Motor oil poured onto the ground or into storm drains, or tossed into trash cans (even in a sealed container) can contaminate and pollute the soil, groundwater, streams, and rivers. Recycling your used motor oil reduces this pollution threat. When you take your used oil to a certified center for recycling, you are protecting the environment , conserving a valuable resource, and getting paid for it. That's a winning combination! Funded in part by a grant from the California Integrated Waste Management Board. return to top...

Mobile Home Insurance

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Freedom Hitches the RV Accessory and Repair Industries Next Profit Center Home - Members Area - Login - Help PR News Now : News at the Speed of Now. Freedom Hitches the RV Accessory and Repair Industries Next Profit Center HFreedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center <!-- Freedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center -- Freedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center As RVs sell in record numbers, freedom hitches that quickly switch from 5th wheel to gooseneck to open truck bed allow installers, dealers, and repair shops to profit by providing quick installation and cross-sell opportunity. BRONSON, MICHIGAN -- A new type of "freedom" trailer hitch adapter (named for its ability to completely free up a truck bed) that allows rapid conversion from a gooseneck trailer hitch to a 5th wheel trailer hitch, or to vacate the truckbed entirely, now provides dealers and shop owners an opportunity to gain a competitive edge and tap into the growing RV market of baby boomers eager to hit the road while maintaining full use of their pickup bed. Since this trailer hitch covers the bases, news of its existence is already starting to drive customers to request this latest trailer hitch accessory. As a result, installers, dealers, and repair shops are not only finding freedom hitches profitable to install, but that they also act as a platform to cross sell further products and services. "The freedom hitch is helping us sell to a wider audience," says Sasha Kuzmanovic, co-owner of Classic Automotive Expressions a truck, van, and car accessory retailer/wholesaler. "Horse owners use it as a gooseneck hitch during the week, then to haul fifth wheel motorhomes on weekends. It's giving us a chance to cross sell other items they may need, such as nerf bars, running boards, bug shields and box covers. It's opening doors for us as a wholesaler as well." Realizing the crossover sales potential, repair shop owners that work on brakes, bodies, suspension, shocks, radiators, tires, mufflers and transmissions-who wouldn't ordinarily perform a truck trailer hitch or RV trailer hitch installation-are now considering entrance into the hitch installation market as a way to generate new business. The promise of generating traffic into an installers' garage stems from the new freedom hitches that are so light, that a single person of average strength can easily swap hitches (from fifth wheel trailer hitch to gooseneck), or remove the trailer hitch entirely. "For people towing multiple trailer types who want full use of the truckbed, the freedom hitch by Putnam sets us apart from the competition," says Al Ackerman, co-owner of PSA Inc., a Bad Axe, Mich.-based retailer/installer of car and truck accessories. "Rather than the bulky traditional fifth-wheel, this frees up the truckbed and can easily be changed by your wife or grandmother." Putnam Hitch Products ( www.putnamhitch.com ), a national trailer hitch manufacturer based in Bronson, Mich., offers a freedom hitch unlike any other because it mounts the fifth wheel gear upside down from the trailer pin box. All that's left in the truckbed is a lightweight (35 pound), low-profile kingpin. This removes in less than a minute to completely clear out the truckbed, and can just as easily convert to a gooseneck hitch. Ackerman has found the underbed installation for the new hitch simpler and faster than other trailer hitches, which translates into better use of labor and greater profits. "Some hitch installs take as much as a foot square of material from the truckbed, or may put a 4-plus inch square-cut hole in it. I stay away from those," says Ackerman. The freedom hitch by Putnam requires only a 3 1/8-inch hole. "It's the smallest hole in the truckbed I'm aware of," says Ackerman. "The system also preserves the truck's original structure. Wherever possible, they use factory access holes rather than drilling into the frame. You don't have to raise or remove the pickup bed, either." For more info about trailer hitch sales, contact Putnam Hitch at 211 Industrial Ave., Bronson Michigan 49028; 800-336-4271 or www.putnamhitch.com . Want to Get your own Write a Press Release to better promote your website. Just click on Write a Press Release and join today. 1811 readers online... 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