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2008
Trail Lite 251
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| Sale price $69,995 |
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2006
Okanagan VC3
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| Sale price $37,995 |
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1999
Layton 2965
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| Sale price $14,995 |
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1999
Prowler 24 BH
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| Sale price $10,995 |
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FIRE IN A CAN
SALE $250.00
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REVERSIBLE PATIO MATS
6X9 - $105.95
9X12 - $150.00
8X16 - $150.00
8X20 - $200.00 |
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FAULKNER CHAIRS STANDARD
REG $159.95 SALE $125.95
XL $179.95 SALE $135.95
While quantities last. |
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WestChem
CRYSTAL BLUE $16.95
1L ZYME OUT $16.95
1L TANK FRESH $14.95
PLUS TAXES |
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SPIN TO WIN
UP TO $1000.00
Come
in to Country RV for your chance to win $1000 or
Campfire in a Can or Patio Mat or Lounge Chairs just
to name a few of the prizes that you can win when
you Purchase any type of Recreational Vehicle.
The Gas Can (TM)
Campfire in a can is Fire Ban Approved!! So you can enjoy
the campfire feeling at anytime, anywhere no problem. CSA
certified to 64,000 BTU’s is literally the hottest
campfire on the market. It is safe to burn wood on your
patio carpet or on your wood deck. The Gas Can is the only
campfire that has a certified zero clearance to combustibles.
The pedestal style base provides safe and easy internal
storage of the 10’ propane hose and regulator which
are both included. It has a 3 spoke burner which creates
a warm and robust campfire. The high efficiency propane
regulator & adjustable shut off valve allows easy control
for your perfect campfire. You can also remove the cooking
grate for your coffee pot or skillet. Fuel is propane,
Weight: 14.6 lbs, Diameter: 14 ¾ “, Height:
10 ¼ “. For more information you can also
visit www.campfireinacan.com. or contact Country RV Centre.
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Tip
provided by: Bob Dippel |
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Before heading out on your camping trip don't forget to
check the air pressure in your tires. Under inflation combined
with high speeds causes excessive heat in tires and can
cause tire failure. The recommended pressure is usually
printed on the sidewall of the tire. It is also a good
idea to look at your tires occasionally to check the wear
pattern. Over inflated tires will wear in the center, while
under inflated tires will show more wear at the edges.
If you see a scallop like pattern around the edges (also
called cupping) you may have a loose wheel bearing or possibly
an alignment problem. Also check for sidewall cracking
and or bulges. Some sidewall cracks are normal in trailer
tires, mostly from exposure to sunlight. Sidewall cracks
should be checked periodically too for depth and signs
of cord showing. Cord showing or numerous deep cracks indicate
that it is time for new tires.
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