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DefenseLINK News: Shipping Mobile Homes Normally Cost Out-of-Pocket Dollars -- Jan. 24, 2006 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources Images Websites Contact Us Jan. 24, 2006 War on Terror DefendAmerica.mil Transformation DoD Transformation News Products Press Articles Radio Reports TV Reports Subscriptions Press Resources Today in DoD Press Advisories Press Releases Contracts Speeches Transcripts Briefing Slides Subscriptions Images Photographs Graphics News Photos SecDef Photos Sounds Websites DoD Websites Publications Contact Us Frequent Questions Contact Us -- Shipping Mobile Homes Normally Cost Out-of-Pocket Dollars Visit the DoD "It's Your Move" web site at www.defenselink.mil/specials/itsyourmove/. By Rudi Williams American Forces Press Service ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 5, 2001 -- The mobile home lifestyle strikes the fancies and suits the pocketbooks of many service members and DoD civilian employees. And some relish the idea of taking their homes with them when they change duty stations at government expense. But Military Traffic Transportation Command officials warn: "History has shown that moving your mobile home will most likely result in excess transportation costs, which you are responsible for paying." And, they said, that cost could run over $1,000. The government will only pay up to what it costs to ship the members household goods weight allowance to the next duty station. Last year, 97 service members moved their trailers. Many more got rid of their trailers because of the high cost of moving them. For example, a married E-4 with four years of service and two children and a trailer home is authorized to ship 8,000 pounds of household goods. Transportation officials calculate that shipping the trailer and packing and unpacking rates would be $37.80 per 100 pounds, which results in the government paying up to $3,024 for the move. Based on the weight of the household goods, the shipping cost comes to $1,532, which means the service member's out-of-pocket cost to ship the mobile home is $1,492. DoD civilian employees are authorized to ship their mobile homes as long as it's included in their permanent change of station orders, according to Dennis Barborak, an MTMC traffic management specialist. "Those who want to ship a mobile home must own it or have permission from the lien holder to move it," Barborak said. He said safety-wise, the body and chassis of the mobile home, including tires and tubes, must be roadworthy and will withstand the rigors of the move. The home must also meet the size and weight limitations imposed by the state to which it's being shipped. Mobile homes can be shipped to and from duty stations in the continental United States and Alaska with the government paying for transportation and accessorial services. "But the government will not pay for replacement parts, brake repairs, tires and repairs and maintenance performed en route, except for labor cost to repair tires and inner tubes," said Gail Collier, another traffic management specialist. Collier said eligible service members and civilian employees have three options to ship their mobile home: "Owners can tow their mobile home and file for reimbursement," Collier said. "They should keep receipts of such expenses as fuel, oil, tolls, parking, permits and escort services, to support their claim for reimbursement." Another option is to have the government arrange the move. The local transportation office and the commercial carrier assumes most of the responsibility. However, the owner is responsible for ensuring that the mobile home is roadworthy, it complies with state codes, has the required primary axles, tires and brakes and is mechanically sound. The third option is to obtain written authorization from the local transportation office to draw an advance mobile home allowance from the government. Collier emphasized that mobile home owners must obtain an itemized invoice identifying all costs incurred from the carrier and promptly settle the account with the finance office after completing the move. Regardless of the method used, those who ship mobile homes are covered by the Military Personnel and Civilian Employees' Claims Act for loss and damage during transit. However, homeowners must be able to show that they didn't contribute to the loss or damage. The government will pay for mobile home carrier's transportation charges, including movement via a circuitous route, when required. DoD will also pay for bridge, road and tunnel tolls, ferry fares, state or local transit permits and oversize charges and permits. The government will further cover labor costs for removal and installation of skirting, clocking, unanchoring and anchoring, packing and unpacking of household goods in the mobile home, repairing tires, disconnecting and connecting utilities, disassembling and reassembling expando or fold-out rooms and renting extra axles with wheels and tires attached. This covers costs associated with movement of a doublewide mobile home. "Usually personal property inside the mobile home that was not factory installed may not be shipped due to safety reasons," Collier said. Barborak said there are many items that shouldn't be left inside when shipping your trailer. These include, concrete blocks, skirting, metal awnings, steps, fences, central air conditioners, garden storage sheds, swing sets, satellite dishes, outside television antennas and yard and porch furniture. Other items that shouldn't be left inside a mobile home include snowmobiles, motorcycles, motorbikes, bicycles, lawn mowers or heavy tool chests. The no-no list also includes fuel, ammunition, flammables, waterbeds and full aquariums, and live animals and plants or flower boxes. Barborak also advises removing such valuables as money, bonds, stocks, jewelry and furs. "The carrier will not be liable in any way for intangible property, nor for the intrinsic or sentimental value of an item," Barborak emphasized. "Service members need to be aware that they're responsible for meeting certain restrictions on such structural designs and the roof and heating and cooling system for the area they're moving to," Collier said. "Failing to do so may mean that the destination county may refuse hook up to water and electricity. A service member is entitled to Storage-In-Transit of their mobile home up to 90 days. An additional 90 days may be authorized for conditions beyond the members control. Storage may also be authorized for local moves if the owner is ordered to vacate the premises by the commanding officer of the installation. "If an emergency or hardship arises, the owner should request a 90-day extension," Collier said. "But, no matter what the circumstances, the government will not pay for more than 180 days. After that, the owner must pay the cost of further storage." Mobile home owners can get a copy of "Moving Your Mobile Home" pamphlet at: http://www.belvoir.army.mil/jppsowa/HomeCore.htm . A copy of the pamphlet can also be obtained at local transportation offices. 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Fleetwood RV Download Library

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New and Used RVs for sale from JJ Tam's Motorland, Tucson AZ JJ Tams Motorland is a New and Used RV dealer in Tucson Arizona offering new and used RVs for sale, including used motorhomes, new Forest River Cherokee trailers, used trailers, new Forest River Cherokee fifth wheels, used 5th wheels, new Wolfpack Toy Haulers, used Toy Haulers, Cherokee 5th wheels, popup tent trailers, Tow Dollies and more. OurUsed Motorhome offerings include: Class A, Class B and Class C (which are also known as MHA, MHB and MHC ) The 5th wheel RV class includes: fiver RV, seventh wheel, 7th wheels Our new and used Travel Trailers for sale are the bumper pull variety. JJ Tam's Motorland is the best place for Forest River Cherokee Wolfpack Toy box RV's too! Nationwide RV delivery is available for all of our units For another format,please visit Tucson RVs Our latest arrivals include: Honey 26ft Starcraft 26SBS 28ft Dodge Ram Conversion Van HiLo TowLite 2404T 24ft (520)512-8171 New and Used RVs for sale at JJ Tam's Motorland Sales@UsedRVs.net Welcome! First time visitors are encouraged to read the General Information section. Class A Motorhomes for Sale Year Make / Model Price 1999 Winnebago Adventurer 35C 35' $49,995 1995 Southwind 34G 34' $18,500 1995 Winnebago Itasca Passage 25' - On Hold $18,495 1994 Fleetwood Bounder 34C 34' - Sold! $25,495 1992 Rockwood 30' $16,695 Class C Motorhomes for Sale Year Make / Model Price 1993 El Dorado Outdoor Inn 24' - Sold! $13,195 1993 Jayco Eagle 22' $14,395 1986 Honey 26' $7,695 Travel Trailers for Sale Year Make / Model Price 2005 Cherokee 27Q 30' - Sold! $22,717 2004 Wanderer Lite 223FB 25' $14,195 2003 Fleetwood Pioneer 34' $15,995 2003 Sun Valley Road Runner 22' $10,495 2003 Thor Wanderer Widelite 220RB 24' $12,895 2002 Starcraft 24RKS 26' $13,895 2002 Trail Lite 8263 26' - Sold! $12,495 2001 Starcraft 26SBS 28' $14,480 1999 Gulfstream Ameri Lite 25' $8,995 Fifth Wheels for Sale Year Make / Model Price 2006 Cherokee 305B 34' - Sold! $33,200 2005 Cherokee 315L 33' $24,990 2004 Prowler Regal Extreme 285RLS 30' $21,395 2002 Coachmen Catalina 242RLDS 26' $17,795 2000 NuWa Hitchhiker II RL 33' $24,495 2000 Wanderer Lite 24' $12,395 1999 Kit Sunchaser 29' $13,495 1997 Dreamer 29RK $16,995 1997 Salem F21 22' $9,850 1996 Alpenlite Anniversary RL 35' $21,995 1996 Kit Road Ranger 25' $9,195 1995 King of the Road Max 30' $20,995 1995 Terry 245P 24' $10,990 1994 Prowler 255P 25' $9,995 1990 Alpenlite 27' $9,995 1987 Alpenlite 26' $5,495 Camping Trailers for Sale Year Make / Model Price 2004 HiLo TowLite 2404T 24' $12,990 Truck Campers for Sale Year Make / Model Price 2001 Pinewood SB/Mini Truck Camper 7' - Sold! $3,495 1999 Starcraft 953 9.5' - Sold! $7,495 Vans Year Make / Model Price 2000 Dodge Ram Conversion Van $11,495 Miscellaneous Qty Item Price 3 2005 Stehl ST80TD Tow Dolly $995 1 Reese 16k Tilt Swivel Slider 5th Wheel Hitch $940 JJ Tam's Motorland is a family owned business offering New and Used RVs for sale in Tucson, Arizona. Our low overhead and customer oriented approach provides you with exceptional Service and incredible prices for both New and Used RV's. Thank you for visiting! Apply for the Discover Platinum Gas Card and get up to 10% cash back on all your fuel purchases! We have installed aggressive Spam filtering by the SpamHaus project. Please use our Feedback system if your email to us is being blocked. INVENTORY as of 01/24/06 New Cherokee Trailers Class A Motorhomes Class C Motorhomes Travel Trailers Fifth Wheels Camping Trailers Truck Campers Vans Miscellaneous INFORMATION General EMail Alert! Location Financing available Consignments We buy RV's! Out Of State Buyers RV Checklist Links Cars RV Parts <-New! Tell a Friend! Feedback Privacy Policy

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Publicworks - Motor Oil New Page 2 Publicworks Publicworks Recycling, Garbage & Hazardous Waste Publicworks - Quick Links Quick l Links Roads-Traffic-Bridges Recycling-Garbage-Hazardous Waste Recreation-Parks-Trails Business Opportunities Permits Solid Waste ADDRESS P.O. Box 2070 Port Townsend, WA 98368 PHONE Phone: 360.385.9160 Fax: 360.385.9234 HOURS Monday - Friday 8:00 to 5:00 Weekends Closed Motor Oil Disposal Every month, across the United States, more than 16 million gallons of motor oil is disposed of improperly. By way of a comparison, that is more than was lost by the recent Exxon Valdez supertanker spill off the coast of Alaska. Every vehicle generates at least 2.5 gallons of used oil per year. Statistics show that about one-half of vehicle owners maintain their own vehicles but that no more than 15 percent will recycle their oil. Conservatively, that equates into over five million gallons of used oil per year being placed into the environment in landfills, sewers, waterways, and vacant lots. What Should YOU Do With Used Oil? NEVER dispose of used motor oil on the ground; in a ditch, creek, river, or lake; in a storm sewer; or in the garbage. DON'T mix used motor oil with anything else, such as gasoline, solvents, antifreeze, pesticides, etc. Clean (uncontaminated) used motor oil is easily recycled. Transfer your used motor oil to a clean leak-proof plastic container with a screw-on top (milk jug, empty oil container, etc.) and put the top on firmly to prevent leaking and spilling. Properly dispose of your used oil quickly. If you let it sit around you run the risk of the container either leaking or being punctured. Prior to discarding your used oil filter, punch an air hole in the dome end of the filter. Also, puncture the anti-drain back valve (if present) located at the flat end of the filter. Allow the oil to drain from the filter for several hours. Combine this oil with the rest of your used motor oil for recycling. Drained oil filters AREN'T hazardous waste. Please double wrap the filter and put in your normal garbage can for disposal. Recycling used motor oil is a critical step in conserving this valuable non-renewable resource. Finding the proper collection point for used oil is the first step. Jefferson County residents can recycle clean used motor oil at the following locations: Recycle Center, Jacob Miller Road, during business hours: Monday-Saturday, 9 AM to 4:30 PM385- 0404 Port Ludlow, Marina Store, 1 Gull Dr., open during marina business hours, Sunday thru Thursday, 8 AM to 7 PM437-0513 Tri-Area, Port Hadlock Marina, 310 Hadlock Bay Road, open during business hours, 7 days a week from 9 AM to 4 PM385-6368 Quilcene, Drop-Box site on Highway 101, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1 PM-5 PM, Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM765-3051 Brinnon, Mt. Jupiter Auto just south of Brinnon on Highway 101. Call for hours796-4000. HOME HOME | COUNTY INFO | DEPARTMENTS | SEARCH Best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later Windows - Mac