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Title: Leaving coach while attending funeral..
Post by: Bob Stephens on September 30, 2005, 01:08:44 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 18509 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/18509)

We have to leave our coach here in the campground while we fly to a funeral. We'll be gone up to a week. Any suggestions on how to leave the systems? I was planning on pulling in the slides, lowering the sat dish, disconnecting the water, and leaving the hydro-hot diesel set at around 50 degrees. The coach will be plugged into 30amp shore power.
Bob

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Title: Re: Leaving coach while attending funeral..
Post by: Candace And Dale Hollick on September 30, 2005, 01:24:58 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 18511 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/18511)

Bob, my only suggestion is that you tell a neighbor (if there is one parked nearby that will be there while you are gone) and let them know that you have NOT scheduled any work to be done on your coach while you are away. If you'll remember this discussion regarding break-ins, sometimes the thieves come and set up ladders and act as though you have hired them to wash/wax or repair while they are doing the break-in. I also would not put information on a public forum as to your location. Sorry to hear that you have a loss and a funeral to attend, our prayers will be with you. Be Safe,

Dale & Candace Hollick
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Title: Re: Leaving coach while attending funeral..
Post by: Bob Stephens on September 30, 2005, 01:42:36 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 18512 (http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Country-Coach-Owners/conversations/messages/18512)

Thanks, we told the campground manager and he lives in the space next to us. We are also in a small campground in a small town where crime isn't as big an issue as some places we have stayed.

Bob

Quote from: Candace and Dale Hollick\[br\

] > Bob, my only suggestion is that you tell a neighbor (if there is one

parked nearby that will be there while you are gone) and let them know that you have NOT scheduled any work to be done on your coach while you are away. If you'll remember this discussion regarding break-ins, sometimes the thieves come and set up ladders and act as though you have hired them to wash/wax or repair while they are doing the break- in. I also would not put information on a public forum as to your location. Sorry to hear that you have a loss and a funeral to attend, our prayers will be with you. Be Safe,

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