All American RVS News Feeds http://www.allamericanrvs.com/ All American is dedicated to service after the sale. If you don't want to come in all the time for the smallest thing, our seminar and Q&A session will explain basic maintenance tips and tricks. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-26.html Determining your generator needs We all use our generators in many different ways. At home, on the ranch, construction site, campground, park, backyard, beach—anywhere we want to have power and land lines are not accessible. The one thing we cannot do with our generators is get more power from them than their maximum output, so evaluating your needs and what equipment you wish to use at any one time is critical in deciding what size generator to purchase. You want to keep in mind the maximum and rated output of the generator you intend to purchase. You will be attaching items which have reactive loads (circular saws, pumps, drills, air conditioners and air compressors, fluorescent lights). Other items commonly used will be standard light bulbs, coffee makers, curling irons and frying pans. These items have resistive loads. A resistive load of 600 watts draws 600 watts from your generator. The reactive load items draw much more on startup and a good rule of thumb is 3 times the run load rating. So if a drill has a run rate of 600 watts then 600 x 3 = 1800 watts is your calculated need for the drill. Maximum output is available to assist in motor starting only. The generator should only be operated at maximum load for no longer than 30 minutes or damage to the generator will result. (Owner's manual warning.) Many times a number of items are plugged into your generator. Your management of what is operating at any one moment is critical for proper operation of your generator. Review the power requirements of each of the items you wish to run. Calculating the proper run load requirements is the best way to determine your actual needs. Below is a chart with many common items and their power requirements. Keep in mind your tools and appliances can vary from these averages. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-25.html All American is one of the very few dealers in the tri-state area to carry pop-up tent trailers! We have a large selection in stock, and many are opened up on display for your shopping convenience. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-23.html Coast Distribution and Husky Towing Products are voluntarily recalling certain weight-distribution shanks under the "Husky" brand name manufactured and sold between January 1, 2006 and June 15, 2007. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-20.html All American Camper and RV, LLC. can take care of all service issues with your horse trailer. Our service dept. can handle all mechanical, electrical repairs as well as the living space. Call our service dept. to make an appointment. Give Us A Try! http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-14.html The Dometic Corporation has issued a recall on refrigerators manufactured between April 1997 and May 2003. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-10.html Sales Center: Weekdays 9AM - 5PM Tuesday and Thursday until 7PM (April-October)Saturday 9AM - 4PM Closed Sunday Parts Center: Monday through Friday 8AM - 5PM Saturday 9AM-1PM Closed Sunday Service Center: Monday through Friday 8AM - 4:30PM Closed Saturday and Sunday http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-4.html Find out about Roadmaster Active Suspension! Click Here for details on how to tow safely and get better fuel mileage! http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-11.html All American is your convenient winter storage facility. We will store your unit from now until April 1, 2008 for the following rates: Pop-Up                            $250 Travel Trailer                    $350 5th Wheel/Motorhome    $400 Winter storage rates include FREE winterizing! Antifreeze and units with ice makers and/or washers at additional charge. Exp. 11/30/2007. http://www.allamericanrvs.com/News-more-19.html