February 1, 2010 - Monthly Newsletter
 
   

2009 Cougar 276RLS

 
Sale price - $31,995  
   

2008 Monte Vista 33RL

 
Sale price   $41,995
 
   
 
Sale price   $16,995
 
   

2011 Super Sport 26 BHS

 
Sale price   $19,995
 


 
RV Antifreeze
TOTE N STOR
PORTABLE HOLDING TANKS
 
15 GALLON 185.00
25 GALLON 225.00
32 GALLON 275.00
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Drizair Containers
ZYME OUT TOILET CHEMICAL
 
1 LITRE   15.95
2 LITRE   29.95
4 LITRE   58.95
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Fire in a can
MAXXAIR VENTS REG

49.95 SALE 34.95
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AC Covers
ONAN 3200 WATT
GENERATOR

-CAN RUN A A/C
-ELECTRIC START
-QUIET OPERATION
-HOUR METER
2395.00 PLUS TAXES

ALSO SEE OUR ONLINE CATALOUGE FOR MORE GREAT GIFT IDEA'S
 

Chalet Folding Travel Trailers – XL Series

Fantastic Euro driven design!! These trailers are very unique to the RV Industry as they are light weight (1000 lbs), vacuum bonded walls, and take under 30 seconds to set up without unhooking your vehicle.

Featuring the XL Series of trailers, they will sleep up to six and with loads of storage and great fuel efficiency. The outside of the trailer has a patented electric lift system....so with one touch of the button, away you go, the roof is up!

There is a gorgeous wrap style galley with upgraded appliances. Great headroom for all heights. Smart price! Smart design! Smart living!

Country Rv



 


 

SAVING FUEL AND GOING GREEN

Warmer weather across British Columbia is all the incentive many of us need to load up the RV and take to the open road in search of fun and adventure. In spite of spiraling fuel prices, RV adventuring still offers many benefits, especially to traveling families.

Follow these simple guidelines to save you substantially at the pump and help the environment.

  • The difference between 85 and 110 Km/hr can mean as much as 8-10 Km/liter on many vehicles.
  • A well tuned engine with clean filters will use less fuel and produce fewer pollutants.
  • Stick to the roads your RV is designed to handle. Straighter and less hills can mean less work for your engine.
  • Plan shorter trips, you would be amazed what you can see closer to home.
  • Stay in one place longer, take a bicycle along, or do a little hiking. You’ll feel better and save fuel.
  • Come prepared but don’t pack everything you own. Traveling with less gear means less weight your engine will have to pull.
  • Unless you are “boon docking” carry only enough fresh water to safely get you to your next destination.
  • Dump you holding tanks as often as possible. 80 gallons of holding tank water plus another 50 gallons in of fresh water can equal over 1000 lbs!! That would be the payload capacity of most ½ ton trucks on the road today.
  • Consider solar power rather than running a generator to keep coach batteries charged. The cost of a solar charging system is less than a replacement generator and without the emissions.

With the fuel injected, computer controlled vehicles of today, cruise control is not always the best way to save on gas/diesel. When pulling over hills, it is more efficient for you to be using your petal than the cruise control,(which will continue to add throttle to maintain speed, no matter the conditions) a human touch on the petal will often save you fuel consumption in these situations. Tread lightly, save money!

 
   
Country Rv Centre Ltd
3732 Highway 97N
Kelowna B.C.
V1X 2C2
Phone: (250)-807-2898
Fax: (250)-807-2858
Toll Free: 1.888.456.1808
Email: sales@countryrv.net


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