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John Wiley & Sons (NYSE:JW.A) has exceeded my estimate of its current intrinsic value. Since my first article on JW, the stock crushed the market. I like the business but there are better investments when it's this pricey. Right now you pay almost 2x Sales, 3x Book Value and over 10x Cash Flow for the publisher.
JW.A Total Return Price data by YCharts
The core business includes publishing scientific, technical, medical and scholarly journals, reference works, books, database services, subscription products, certification and training services and online teaching and learning resources.
The use of technology enables the company to make its content efficiently accessible to customers around the world. This is an exciting industry full of opportunity.
The changes that are underway in this industry also introduce many unknowns. How will the competitive landscape change? How will protection of IP-rights and piracy evolve?
John Wiley & Sons is consistently one of the highest rated publishers in the Thomson ISI Journal Citation Report, an important evaluator of journal impact. Its brand is well known and highly regarded in the markets it operates in.
Because it also publishes some landmark financial series most of you will be well aware of the strength of the Wiley brand.
This means the publisher requires lower marketing spending compared to competitors without its reputation to sell its products, because it has established trust with its audience already.
It's also Wiley's reputation that helps the company attract top authors in their fields. Potential authors love the prestige of publishing with Wiley and love how the brand enhances their product.
Finally, its brand helps Wiley maintain healthy relationships with important distributors. One example is Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN). Its high quality content library enhances the Amazon library. It loves to be able to offer Wiley's library to its customers. In turn this gives the company some bargaining power to protect its margins against Amazon relentless pushing for better prices.
Usually a brand costs a lot of money to keep up and I'm not necessarily a fan of branded products. In case of Wiley, some of that cost is incurred in the shape of opportunity cost. The publisher has to forego some volume by continuing to publish quality works only, and protect its reputation.
Wiley is also in a position to charge high fees to professionals who rely on its products. There are just not that many alternatives in the niches it covers. As long as competitors remain rational this protects profit margins. Its products tend to have a small number of subscribers but fetch high prices. To some, Wiley's products are simply a must have.
The company overhauled its website, launching Wiley Online Library, where it makes content available. Online it is possible to generate advertising revenue, which is an interesting way to generate revenue in nifty new ways, when pricing is under pressure.
WileyPlus is the company's online learning environment that supplements textbooks with integrated materials and custom content by writers/professionals. WileyPlus already contributes meaningfully to sales; this positions Wiley well for the time when digital learning becomes standard practice. Steve Smith, CEO, on the latest earnings call:
We have invested heavily in digitalizing that content in the education business. In particular, we put a lot of effort behind developing really high value integrated learning solutions around WileyPLUS and that's something which I think is now beginning to pay dividends as those products and that format really resonates with the marketplace. There is still I think some confusion in the market for print books around blurring of channels, particularly with the development of rental, but I do feel that we have seen much of the disruption that we are going to get from rental. It's still a challenging marketplace in 2014. We certainly know from looking at market data that Wiley continues to win market share in the U.S.
One interesting aspect of Wiley's online offers compared to its classic textbooks is that the price point is much lower. This makes investors uneasy. Why are prices for digital textbooks so much lower? Is the price point a strategy to introduce this new product quickly? Are customers unwilling to pay more for digital goods? Maybe a little bit of both, but the main reason is that at this time is that there isn't the same resale market. Pricing of textbooks takes into account that users flip them two or three times on the secondary market. This would suggest a move to digital content would, in a very significant way, boost revenue but depress margins.
Wiley is financially healthy. Interest expenses are a fraction of the firm's EBITDA and the historically has relatively stable revenue streams; consistent with what you would expect of a high quality publisher with many clients who are publicly funded.
In addition to the uncertainty associated with the future of the publishing industry and the position of publishers in models to monetize IP-rights, there are other developments you should be aware of.
For example the company just announced its cost-savings program is coming to an end. It dangles a nice carrot in front of investors, promising another $40 million ending up on the bottom line; representing a 30% increase of its TTM net income of $133 million. On the earnings call:
Our broad based cost restructuring is nearing its completion. As a reminder, we expect to achieve $80 million of run-rate savings starting in fiscal year 2015. More than 50% of the $80 million will fall to the bottom line. The rest will be invested back into the business to fund high growth opportunities.
At the same time, the company has increased its payout ratio significantly TTM. This may indicate management doesn't see the same opportunity to achieve ROIC as it used to.
What appears to be good news at first sight may also have an effect on future growth rates. If the market realizes the company may be hard pressed to find opportunities to achieve further earnings growth, the stock may take a step back to valuations in line with more modest prospects.
DCF Valuation
Last time I valued the company by DCF analysis. At this time I still think that's one the best way to value a company like Wiley. The company has a strong position in its industry; I certainly think Wiley is better positioned than most publishers. Yet, at the same time this industry is in transition. Any publisher may fall victim to the process of creative destruction. Because of this uncertainty I limit cash flow projections to 5 years ahead.
Occasionally I try something new to arrive at a more accurate valuation. This time I've calculated Wiley's DCF value under a limited number of broad scenarios. I've also assigned probabilities to the different scenarios.
|JW.A Future
|Discounted Cash Flow Value
|$40 Million bottom line saving realized, growth continued
|Continues to grow at 10yr average
|$40 Million bottom line saving realized, growth slows significantly
|Slowed growth going forward, some cost savings
|Very challenging conditions
|JW.A becomes obsolete due to a change in its competitive environment
When valuing JW.A to the weighted average of these scenarios net present value of a share is $52.
In addition, the firm holds $5.33/share in cash which is high. I estimate approximately $3/share of this is excess cash it is holding that is not required to generate future cash flows. To be fair, I think the $3 should be added to the company's net present value. In total that makes the company worth $55.
Very close to the $57 value the market assigns the stock.
Although I like the company and its strong competitive position, at this time it is pass due to the price tag the market put on the stock.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Lazard merges assets from Matrix vehicle into Opportunities fund
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The new fund, which is a relative value capital structure and convertible arbitrage fund focused on special situations and events trading, was launched yesterday.
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About an hour ago, number one overall draft pick Jadeveon Clowney was seen being carted off the field, holding an ice pack to his hip area.
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Subtitled, a chef's story of chasing greatness, facing death, and redefining the way we eat, Life on the line is a foodie memoir and more. Grant Achatz (pronounced AK'etz), tells of growing up in Michigan with family restaurants scattered throughout the St. Clair region. When he was five he was helping out at the restaurant. He knew he wanted to work in food but was looking for something more than family restaurants. So he started school at The Culinary Institute in New York and quickly moved onto different places, including a short stint at Charlie Trotters.
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With his many years on the force, Kusanagi has some tricks up his sleeve. Sometimes he likes to try out case theories with physics professor Manabu Yukawa. Yukawa can usually pinpoint problems in Kusanagi's theories by pointing out how the police have missed very simple clues. But when Yukawa learns that an old genius mathematician classmate may be involved, suddenly the simple clues seem to be overly specific and planted to lead in particular ways. When Yukawa goes to meet his former classmate, the battle of the wits is on.
Following the twists and turns as the police try to break Mr. Togashi's ex-wife, step-daughter, and neighbor will have readers second guessing what they actually read. With a surprise twist at the end, readers will enjoy watching the characters squirm as the noose becomes tighter.
There is an old saying that we never really appreciate those closest to us until they are gone. Such is the case of the family of an elderly Korean woman from the countryside who goes missing one day. Mom and Dad visit the city quite often to see their grown children and grandchildren. On this particular visit, however, they decide to take the subway to their son's house rather than have him pick them up at the train station.
When the subway train pulls into the crowded station, Mom and Dad forge their way into the car. As the door shuts, Dad turns to speak to Mom, only to discover that she has not made it onto the train. As the crowd swelled and pushed to board, Mom was pulled away from Dad and left behind on the platform. Dad gets off the subway at the next stop and returns to the station, only to find that he is too late. Mom has wandered away. When she does not show up at her son's house by the next day, the distraught family begins a search for her. As the search continues, family members recall memories of Mom's life and woefully regret the roles they each played in taking her for granted.
Told from the viewpoint of various family members as well as Mom herself, this is a touching yet not overly sentimental portrait of family dynamics and the extent to which a mother's love shows no bounds. This book should appeal to those readers interested in contemporary Asian culture as well as those who look for a book that is strong on family dynamics.
Erik Larson's new book is the story of an American family living in Germany during one of its most provocative times. William Dodd hadn't even made the short list of candidates for Ambassador to Germany at the beginning of Roosevelt's presidency. Roosevelt had just been in office months and there had not been an Ambassador to Germany in over a year. No one wanted the job. One of Roosevelt's insiders suggested William Dodd who was chairman of the history department at the University of Chicago. He spoke fluent German and had received his doctorate in Germany.
When Dodd received the call, he was languishing in his department. He hadn't achieved everything he had hoped and thought that this might be the pinnacle of his career. So he, his wife, adult son Bill, and adult daughter Martha, went to Berlin in 1933. His charges were to lay low, not cause trouble, avoid the "Jewish problem" and try to impel the new leadership to pay back its debt from the first World War.
Before he went to Berlin, Dodd thought that the rumours of beatings and disappearances had all been, as the German government had explained, blown out of proportion. But as Americans were showing up to the consulate bloody and beaten, Dodd came to realize that things were much worse than originally thought. Washington was of little help in giving direction. But like many foreigners, Dodd did not believe that the German government, with so much in-fighting, would last for very long. He watched horrified as Hitler's government, which in 1933 seemed unorganized and ruled by thugs, shored up its power into a war machine.
Meanwhile, daughter Martha was having the time of her life in 1930's Berlin. She met high ranking party officials, spies of all sorts, and writers and actors. Martha was having a ball, until some of her lovers went missing or were killed. She also discovered that she was being used as a pawn for many sides. Slowly, Martha began to see the dark side of Berlin.
Covering the times from 1933 until 1938, Larson gives us what life was like for Americans in Berlin, even those with special privileges such as the Ambassador. Washington was no help to what Dodd saw. He felt very alone as what he witnessed compelled him to speak out for honor and character to no avail. What he had hoped would be a pinnacle to his career ended in pain and sadness.
Placing the novel in the gold rush era, the brothers find desperate men and women who have given up everything for this chance of riches. Because they are hired assassins for money they attach their own morality to everyone who is in search of it. Occasionally, the brothers come across people who force them to question the role of money in their lives and what they need to do for it. Luck is as important as hard work in the world of gold and therefore leads to superstitions. Some of the people, especially the women and children have been dragged into this life because of the men. Even at the mercy of Charlie's kidding, Eli tries to help those who keep a small reserve of humanity.
Along the way, Eli and Charlie discuss whether this should be their last hit. Eli wants to retire to a shop. Charlie wants to be his own bossman like the one who hires them to kill. Their delay in getting to San Francisco has unintended consequences. At the end of this long road, after everyone they've met, the reader wonders if this time it will be different. A starkly beautiful novel.


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Cod Baked With Cream and Bay Leaves
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 20 mins
This is a simple recipe adapted from the website Irish Abroad. Living in Alaska and being surrounded with abundant fresh fish, we eat a lot of it and are always looking for new recipes. This one is fast and easy and can be used with other fish like salmon and hailibut and other herbs like dill, fennel and chives. Posted for ZWT 8 Great Britain/Ireland
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- 6 cod fish fillets
- 1⁄4 cup onion (finely diced)
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 3 bay leaves
- 1⁄2 pint light cream
- salt
- pepper
- Melt 2 tbsps butter in a saute pan with a lid. Add the onions and cook until they are soft, but not brown. Add the cod and cook for a few minutes on each side. Season both sides with salt and pepper and add the cream to cover the fish. Cover the pan and simmer until fish is flakey, 5-10 minutes Do not overcook the fish! Remove the fish to a serving dish and bring the cooking liquid to a boil. Boil, stirring until sightly thickened. Wisk in the remaining tbsp of butter and serve the sauce over the fish.
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I used swai to make this dish. There was no mention of when to add the bay leaves so I added them with the cream. It was done in about 6 minutes. We enjoyed it very much and will make again. Thanks for sharing. Made for ZWT 8.
Made for ZWT-8 because we love cod, order it in bulk for our freezer & I look at every cod recipe in sight. That said, this recipe is a review challenge. We both know there was a prob w/the recipe that hopefully will be fixed soon. There was no cream listed in the ingredients, hence no amt of course (altho cream was mentioned in the directions). A clear result of this is the nutritional data cannot be anywhere close to correct in calories, fat content, etc. The amt of cream needs to be stated (or estimated) for the nutritional data to correct itself. 2ndly, the title of the recipe is misleading. There's nothing BAKED about this recipe - All cooking is done in a saute pan from start-to-finish. I'd be remiss if I didn't give the same fair attention to the outcome which was delicious. DH is salt-restricted so I was heavy-handed w/lemon pepper & later added Old Bay Seasoning (a favourite) to my own portion. It definitely needed a salt component IMO. It's rich, tasty, satisfying & fairly monochromatic. I added sprinkles of dried parsley & lemon zest to help w/colour for the pic. We really enjoyed it a lot served w/rice & a fruit salad on-the-side. Thx for sharing this recipe w/us.


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MARQUETTE – The day before her 89th birthday on March 1, M. Joy (Wangberg) Sleeper received a long-overdue honor.
The medals she earned serving her country during World War II.
"I read in my Navy WAVE magazine that I was entitled to them so I sent for them," she said in a telephone interview. "It took a year, but I received them. The timing turned out to be pretty good."
Sleeper, a Newberry resident since 1948, received Victory and Campaign medals to go along with her honorable discharge and honorable service lapel pins.
While she grew up in downstate Birmingham, the Upper Peninsula was a familiar place to her all of her life. Her parents were Yoopers.
"My dad (Ingwald Wangberg) was born in Ishpeming," Sleeper said. "And my mom (Clara Hooper) was from Calumet."
During World War I, Ingwald Wangberg was gassed during the fighting.
"He had been a pharmacist but the doctors told him he needed to find an outdoors job," Sleeper said. "So he went to Michigan State University and earned a degree in landscaping."
He settled his family in the Detroit suburbs, but they visited the U.P. regularly.
During the World War II, Sleeper's three brothers enlisted in the military and so did she. Her oldest brother, Harold "Red" Wangberg was a distinguished Navy pilot who served on the U.S.S. Yorktown.
Her brother, Frank Wangberg, was a Navy lieutenant who served as a meteorologist in Alaska while youngest brother, Dave Wangberg, was a Navy seaman.
It was only natural when she enlisted, Joy Wangberg chose the Navy as well, but for more reasons than her brothers' service.
"I was a Mariner Girl Scout, so it was natural me going into the Navy," she said. "My Girl Scout training saved me several times. I already knew how to tie knots in ropes through my Girl Scout experience. And I got out of a lot of the exercise stuff because of my lifeguard training through the Scouts."
Boot camp was at Hunter College in the Bronx, N.Y.
"It was wintertime and we were by a reservoir," she said. "The wind came off that something terrible."
She trained in Georgia as a Storekeeper I and served in Cleveland, Ohio. Sleeper's job was to determine benefits for military survivors and for the families left behind from those who died during their service.
"I'm sure the war was difficult for my parents, especially with my oldest brother being a fighter pilot," Sleeper said.
The Wangberg children all came home safely from World War II and after the war, Joy returned to college. She had done some course work at Olivet College before enlisting, then enrolled at what is now Western Michigan University to continue her education.
On a trip to visit family in the U.P., Joy Wangberg met fellow Navy veteran Keith Sleeper. The couple married and decided to settle in Newberry.
"Sure, I was happy to be in Newberry, to be near a lake," she said. "I loved the change of seasons. I still do."
Joy and Keith, who passed away in 1985, had four children: son David, who lives in Gladwin, and daughters Nancy, Barbara and Mary, who all live in the Newberry area. There are two grandchildren (Kirsten Carlson and Keith Sleeper, DDS) and two great-grandchildren (Russell and Sloane Carlson).
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Sleeper is active in a WAVES organization that meets during the summer months.
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Raul Moreno, of Santa Ana, is accused of etching his tagging moniker on the glass windows of businesses in the 400 block of E. Fourth St. and causing $15,000 in damages, Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said.
A surveillance video captured a man, later identified as Moreno, walking westbound along the north sidewalk and vandalizing businesses around 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 26, Bertagna said.
Patrol officers and school officers worked together using social media to identify the tagger. Photos on his social media page led officers to a Santa Ana neighborhood where they asked residents if they knew the man, Bertagna said.
Residents identified the man as Moreno and said he had been vandalizing and terrorizing the neighborhood with members of his tagging crew, Bertagna said.
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Also should add, this was an very basic setting in the default HTC email UI. Click on inbox and click show all mail... Going to each folder to see if a new message has been delivered is a major failure for Samsung and their UI for a business user. May even make me return the S5 and get that M8....
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Posted on 05/01/2013 7:58:48 AM PDT by Vermont Lt
I just took the plunge and purchased a small travel tailer (25 ft.) My wife and I will use it for mostly stationery camping at a lot we own on a lake in Northern VT. We have all of the power and water hook-ups there, and it will be our vacation and weekend home for the summer.
The trailer is brand new and has all of the normal, mid range functions: Refrig, TV, stereo, Queen bed, one slider, shower, etc.
I am writing to ask other trailer owners what things they would get at the outset to make their lives easier. We do not expect a lot of road travel over the next year, although going cross country in 2014 is a probability.
Looking back on your experience, what things do think of and say, "Boy...it would have been nice to have....."
Any advice is welcome. The last time I had any kind of a camper was a pop-up deal in 1976, so consider me a complete newbie. The fact that this has a refrigerator and TV seems like cheating, but I am older now, so that is OK.
Thanks in advance for your responses...serious or otherwise!
My wife and I lived in a 5th wheel for about a year. Things that were used the most: a microwave oven, a small electric space heater and a two burner electric hot plate. The propane stove can be a PITA. We cooked almost everything on the hot plate, in the microwave or on a small (tabletop) Weber BBQ.
An attached awning or a stand alone room with netting is a good idea.
Husband and I have a fifth wheel and do a fair amount of traveling. I read through the responses and they're all great. If you go to Camping World and browse through their web site you'll find lots of stuff that'll apply to all situations. Thing is, they are a bit *pricey* and you can probably find it elsewhere (Craig's List, etc.)
Another good place to get info is rv.net.
It's a forum for RV owners.
Good luck and HAVE FUN!!
Oh, be sure you have vent covers so the vents can stay open while it's raining.
Ya never know—LOL!
800 kW would be larger that the largest trailer.
I forgot to mention that if you can, always tow it "dry" meaning don't add water if you can and make sure you drain all of your tanks(potable, gray, and black) before you head home.
Helps a little with few mileage getting rid of a few hundred extra pounds.
Thanks for the replies.
Yes, its a trailer. Sorry about that.
These are great posts, you cannot imagine how much I appreciate the feedback. Even the funny stuff.
The the Five-Star folks, I just got my lifetime GOLD Marriott Rewards level. It IS possible to get sick of staying in nice hotels—when you do it three nights a week for years.
It is a Cougar Super Lite. I got it new. Not gonna tell you what I paid because I am still happy and don't want to find out this newbie got ripped off!
The lot is one my brother used to use with his huge Fleetwood Diesel monster—so the ground is level, well graveled and set up for water and power. My dad actually put a shed/toilet next to the pad. So at least I will be using the "indoor" facilities 99% of the time. My wife will not battle spiders at night.
We are excited. And I spend my days at home taking care of her 91 year old mother in law, and the last three years taking care of three 90+ aunts and uncles of my wife. After all of that, spending time with her, alone, is a gift from God that I am not going to squander.
Keep the ideas coming. And even the funny comments. I love them. And I am great at laughing at myself.
>2012 Silverado 1500, gross towning weight is about 9500 pounds, dry weight of the trailer is 5,300.<
My friend swears by the GM/Chevy 6.0 gas engine. He maintains it is a towing powerhouse.
extra propane tanks. you never know when one will run out.
also, a small burner attachment for a standard propane tank is cheap and small, and can be very useful if you're not where you can hook up power.
jugs of water, just in case you can't hook up, or the water is total crap.
consider helper springs for your vehicle.
fire starters and a camp fire ring- if you like camp fires.
bug spray and sunscreen- it's one of those little things you always seem to forget to pack.
shovel, bow saw and axe should be part of your tool kit.
Take it to the Dakotas and sell it for a profit, then buy another one.
My wife came about her distate for camping when she was young. She's the oldest of five kids, and every year her family went camping in northern Wisconsin during deer season. She had all her normal chores she would have at home (consisting mostly of taking care of her younger sibs) without the benefit of running water or electricity.
I, on the other hand, have a lot of good memories of camping trips. As a kid, my family would do some sort of camping vacation every summer (dad was a high school teacher) and we visited a lot of parks in the western U.S. I was well into my 30's before it occurred to me that we did trips like that because it was what we could afford!
Our accomodations got better as time wore on. I can remember a dilapidated tent trailer my dad bought which no longer had its tent; Dad would just secure a tarp to the hoops to give us a little protection (very little, especially if it rained) from the elements. Then we got another tent trailer which DID have a tent, followed by a slide-in camper. My folks currently have a 32' fifth-wheel trailer which they pull behind an F250 turbodiesel.
I might get to the Dakotas and figure I hate it....so that sounds like a good destination.
I just traded my 29' Cougar for a 32' Sabre. A few things I would recommend:
1 - Hydraulic jack for changing tires. Unless you park it all the time you WILL have tire problems.
2 - Before you do any travelling swap the crappy load range D tires that came on it for load range E tires.
3 - Buy a couple of Copper Rockers from Camping World. They are inexpensive and really comfortable.
4 - Buy a ground cloth or carpet. Some are really expensive, but Camping World sells one that is very reasonable. They also sell the expensive ones.
5 - Buy a Hughes Autoformer. Expensive, but cheaper than replacing your AC unit.
6 - Good Sam road service...you WILL need it at some point.
7 - Level indicator you can see in your rear view mirror.
8 - Portable table. Walmart has a 48"x24" that folds in half.
9 - Water pressure regulator.
10 - Toilet wand for clearing clogged toilet. Attaches to the end of a hose.
11 - Toolkit. Put together a good toolkit to keep in the camper at all times.
12 - Portable step. If you camp on a site that is less than level it will help with that first step going up into the camper.
13 - Step stool for reaching high cabinets.
14 - Electric impact wrench for raising and lowering stabilizer jacks and changing tires. Be sure to keep the battery charged.
15 - Short bungie cords for securing cabinet doors while in motion.
16 - Camping World Euro Top mattress. If the mattress that came with the camper isn't comfortable (and most aren't), this is a mattress I can recommend from personal experience.
Probably lots more...that's all I can think of at the moment.
oh.. electric brake module for your truck if there isn't one built in. very important.
After owning an RV I dread hotels; my bed, kitchen, floor and bathroom are clean in my 5th wheel, at hotels it's a game of chance.
Our first was a 24 ft. bumper pull. You guys will have so much fun!
one other thing I didn't mention, if you plan on using a bath house then a small tote bag and cheap flip flops are handy to have. Oh and don't forget the marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate bars (smores are yummy)
#1: Portable outdoor grill!!!!!
It is only camping when there isn't a 2nd bathroom.
Theoretically the truck should handle it, but from my experience you really need 3/4 ton diesel for any serious travelling. At minimum you should install a transmission cooler and make sure you have a GOOD hitch. Mine is a fifth wheel and I don't know a lot about ball hitches, but you want one that has some kind of sway control.
The best advice I can give you after doing the seasonal site camping thing for the past 10 years is to keep your roof taken care of. If you have a special rubber type roof, wash it and coat it once per year with the appropriate material. Check all silicone seals at all joints like vents, pipes, antennae, etc. Look for cracks or gaps.
Then, look at the Southern sky from your new camper and if it is unobstructed...not so much as a tree branch...then call up DirecTV and get them to put in a dish for you. They have a 6 month on/6 month off package that is ideal for seasonal campers.
I know that's not why you go camping but it sure is nice to have HD TV when it's raining and a camp fire just isn't possible.
Good Luck!
Outdoor Gas grill because you don't want to cook indoors.
Smartphone that can be a hotspot and a computer work just as well. But I don't watch network TV
I thought my own wife posted that. Turns out she still doesn't have a FR account. I coulda swore.....
Your biggest headaches with be with hookups. Buy some gear to make these chores as easy/clean as possible. Extensions are often required. Spraying black water over your camp site or a dump site will RUIN your day.
Don't hook up to sewer & leave the valves open - it will not all trickle out. Let the black & gray tanks fill, then empty black, then gray. Otherwise, the black tank will not completely empty.
Leveling is a must. Those cheap lego-like blocks work fine.
Sometimes heaters work, sometimes they don't, especially gas heaters. RVs w/o heat = refrigerators. Bring a cheap but safe space heater & some extra blankets.
If the RV has fuses, bring some extra. Bring extra of anything that could end your trip. Refrigerators can be finicky & often blow fuses.
Be prepared to learn about electrical power. You can't run everything, all at once, on a 30 amp hookup. With the A/C running, you can't run the microwave & a hair drier w/o tripping a breaker. You'll have to learn what works together & what doesn't. It's a pain when the whole RV goes dark.
I suggest you camp several times before you hit the road. That, above all, will tell you what you need.
These are all things I learned mostly the hard way.
I thought that was the time you are supposed to make tricycle motors.
Paint it cammo and stock it with preps.
Put a trailer hitch on the back of it so you can also tow your horse trailer. Put a hitch on the back of your horse trailer so you can also tow your boat trailer. Put a hitch on that so you can also pull the trailer for the four wheelers. Put a hitch on that so you can tow your Mini Cooper. Get a fancy navigation system so you only have to make left turns because making a right turn with that much behind you is grounds for the death penalty in most states. Have your wife buy some pet costumes so you can dress up any baby bears you find. Nothing makes a mama bear happier than listening to her little one yelling in glee about his/her new clothes. Buy a grenade launcher so you can fish from inside the camper. A good 40mm can send a lure clear across the lake. Keeps the neighbors quiet, too.
I'm with ya.
My idea of 'roughing it' is a ten year old Holiday Inn.
Please, pretty please, stay out of the "hammer" lane from 3-6 PM, especially in and around central PA.
Always put a couple gallons of water in toilet after you dump the black water tank. This keeps the smell down. Also get dryer sheets and place them under wheel covers to help keep creepy crawlers out
Wheel covers as in "hub caps" What specific location do you refer to?
Get a good Hitch like a PULLRITE. Get a Voltage Booster to ensure good Votage Staility - such as : Frank's search ebay to find a good deal.
I see that you have talked with my wife. :-)
Got that right
Going down 84 to 81 mid day is tough in a car, let alone pulling anything.
I full timed for over ten years and still have a Freightliner FL60 Toter and a 36' Five Slide 5th wheel.
I would consider the ¾ ton truck before traveling much. It isn't the higher pulling rating, it is the brakes. That is why I have a Freightliner; it is no fun going down a mountain with no trailer brakes.
If you have the rubber roof, treat it with a rubber roof treatment. It will last twice as long.
I haven't seen awning tie down listed yet. They will save several hundred in replacement costs after a strong wind.
Buy an extension handle and brush from a building supply to wash with.
A "Y" or gang valve for the hose will come in handy.
A water pressure regulator is a must.
You need storage tank treatment for the holding tank. I normally leave the gray open cleaning occasionally and batch treat and drain the black water tank.
Get the best quality sewer hose you can find. The light duty hoses don't last and sewage everywhere is no fun...
You most likely have two 30# (7.5 gallon) propane tanks on the trailer. Get at least one spare. You likely will want two or more 20# tanks for outdoor cooker, gas grill, prpane lantern connection, etc.
Sam's Club has a nice Stainless Steel two burner table top gas grill and a lifetime type table with a heavy wire extension to hold the grill. Add a single burner turkey frier cooker and you have a pretty good outdoor kitchen.
You don't really need RV toilet paper; it sux anyway...
PM me anytime if you have questions.
I wish there was a system here at FR so we could visit each other.
Wheel covers that you buy to keep the sun from dry roting them you put sheet on top of tire.
First and foremost, maintain it. I bought a used RV (34' Class A a couple of years ago for a reasonable price, but it had been neglected in a lot of areas). Keep the roof clean, check for leaks, re-do the roof/window caulking on a reasonable interval. There are multiple RV forums out there, and you may even be able to find problem areas in your brand to be aware of (they all have problems, from the cheapest clear up to the million-dollar machines).
Nothing short of nuking it from space could remove the odor of our black tank. Oofda!
you want stabilizer jacks in four corners if yours didn't come with them.
anti-flap clips for the awning on windy days.
Few more things: Heavy duty extension cord and extra water hose. The spot in the campsite where you want your rig is not always close to the power and water outlets, so it's good to have extra length, just in case.
Water thief. Sometimes the water hose at the dump site is just a wand. The water thief fits over the wand and gives you threads in which to fasten your hose.
French press for coffee, in case you don't have electric power for the coffee maker.
I suppose you've been outfitted with sway bars. They're a must.
Scott toilet tissue - the basic thin kind - works great and is much less expensive than RV toilet paper.
Not a concern for you now, but it will be soon:
I'm in south Texas, so we don't do winter, but you will need to winterize your RV when the time comes. I see some helpful FReepers have already provded links to quality RV sites, so when you get time, check out how to winterize you RV.
Smartphone that can be a hotspot and a computer work just as well. But I dont watch network TV
My sister has an iPhone and it can do it as can my son's smartphone. You need a data plan to do it.
I have a ghetto phone with no data plan.
Oh, I have an unlimited data plan... is it just that one usb cable that has monitor, keyboard, mouse? What does their setup look like?
Ah, yes, you're right, that was a MAJOR typo!
We just last night bought a little 2000-watt gennie, from of all places, Aldi's! Cost us $149. Fits in about a 2ft x 2ft x 2ft cube.
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"He was a unique individual. I think he cared more about other people than he did for himself," Klaith said.
Marks died Monday at the age of 65. He served with the Marshall Fire Department for more than 25 years, and was fire chief from 1989 to 2000.
"When it came to fire service in Marshall and in the surrounding area, that was his passion," said Klaith. Klaith worked with Marks as both a rookie fireman and later on as an assistant chief.
"I think he taught me a lot of things," Klaith said – including the Marshall Fire Department's connection to surrounding communities. "'It's about helping everyone else. Never forget that,' he told me."
Marks' passion for the fire department and helping others took many forms, Klaith said – from founding the Lyon County Mutual Aid Association, to restoring a 1916 Pierce Arrow turned fire truck, and teaching younger generations of firefighters how to run it. He was also a member of the Minnesota State Fire Chief Association from 1974 to 2001, and served on the board of the West Central Firefighters Association.
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"Dave always had a good sense of humor about him, too," Byrnes said.
"He had a grin on his face most of the time," Klaith said.
"It's a loss for the community," Byrnes said of Marks' passing. "But the community is a better place for having him."
Funeral services for Marks will be today at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Marshall.


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