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Also, he said that black plastic peg was irrelevant to the problem. That was really bugging me, too.

:D HAVE done that! But that wasn't the issue here. Just got off the phone with the Service and Repair extension. ("Are YOU 'the Nest'?"). He gave me a list of steps to go through along with some silicone spray. If they don't work I'll order a new handle. It's reasonable at $35. I'm only...

I FEEL LIKE I did. (This is a habit for me, also because of car ignitions.) I'll make a point of it today.

Oh no. I KEPT checking the inside lock and it never fell into the locked position on its own. (It may have been there to begin with but not thereafter.)

Oh yes. (But thank you. That's the sort of simple thing I normally WOULD miss.)

So I've had my lovely 550 classic for a year now. Haven't had a chance to go anywhere but it's been well sheltered. Now one of the locks feels like it's LOCKED all the time. The little sliding panel over the keyhole was definitely in place but I managed to get some WD-40 in there and it still...

Also VERY interested. Have sent message via this forum OR art_of_foxtales@yahoo.com. Very, VERY interested. Mary Fox

Yes, I have the same experience with my car. For some reason, the family always seemed to go camping in Spring or Fall and under trees (Not always the wisest either) and never had a problem evenings in the tents or pop-up. But we always appreciated a fan! I'll start checking more often...

Hi. Me again. Been checking every week or two while I pack and lose my mind. Have only seen the same few trailers listed. Mostly I see 560 models or 55o's with way too many luxuries. Is there really no one wanting to bail out of their model alltogether but thinking it's not what is poplarly...

Thank you. That was fantastic! I've been thinking a Road Toad was an accessory like specialized chocks or something. :rolleyes:There were some great ideas in that.

Hi Kevin. Have done a bit of camping already. Lived in a gorgeous Dreamliner in the 70's, owned a Forester pop-up for a few years, and have done a lot of tent camping. (State park, not rugged.) I think an almost basic teardrop would satisfy my minimum requirements quite luxuriously...

I will be selling my home this January/February to downsize and at the same time - while I have a bit of ready cash - I'd like to buy a tear drop. Have been haunting the Camp Inn web site for about a decade now but I'm getting close to retirement and it's time to make this happen.

Thanks.

Hello, I read your trailer is verified by Camp-inn now but is it still for sale? And does it have a roof vent and fan?