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ProLite's Ultra Lights earn attention
Part of the reason for the company's success is that they ensure high standards of quality by subjecting every trailer manufactured to a 71-point checklist as it comes off the line. The checklist looks at major components such as appliance functionality or overall fit and finish, as well as little things like making sure the brochures are where they should be.
(May 16, 2012) -- "Secret Millionaire is a one-hour alternative series that follows America’s most successful business people as they spend a week in the country’s poorest areas and ultimately gift deserving members of the community with hundreds of thousands of dollars of their own money," ABC noted in a press release.
(May 16, 2012) -- Sensors were placed in key areas of the coach to measure internal temperatures in the living room, kitchen, bath, bedroom, outside utility center and outside pass-through storage compartments. The cold chamber’s temperature was then dropped to below 0 degrees. Throughout the 8-hour test, Infinity’s inside temperature of 72.21 degrees remained stable. No waterlines froze and holding tanks maintained an average temperature of 55.5 degrees.
(May 16, 2012) -- This year, 104 dealers were honored with the Circle of Excellence award at the company’s Dealer Days event in Las Vegas, Nev., May 14 to 16. Dealers were recognized for their excellence in customer satisfaction as it relates to the customers’ sales and service experience. Three dealers received the award for the 27th consecutive year.
(May 16, 2012) -- Canadian manufacturing sales rose 1.9 percent in March, rebounding from 0.2 percent and 2.3 percent drops in February and January, respectively. Industrial production in the United States jumped 1.1 percent in April, beating market expectations going into the report for a 0.6 percent increase, RBC Economics Research reported.
(May 16, 2012) -- More than three weeks after Travis Vader was charged in connection with the July 2010 disappearance of Lyle and Marie McCann -- a motorhome couple from St. Albert -- he made his first scheduled court appearance in Edson Tuesday, reports CTV.ca.
(May 16, 2012) -- On Tuesday morning, Norberto Andrade wanted a fresh cup of coffee before starting work on a challenging house renovation in Concord. But instead of getting that, he saw the RV he spent nearly $200,000 on go up in flames, reports Patch.com.
(May 16, 2012) -- The New Zealand Motor Caravan Association has named Stratford a motorhome friendly town, making it the first town in Taranaki to be awarded this status, reports the Stratford Press.
(May 16, 2012) -- The Los Angeles Times reports that on Friday, authorities uncovered a 34,000-plant marijuana farm, worth an estimated $100 million, in Topanga State Park.
(May 16, 2012) -- Business 2 Community writes that 30 million Americans will hit the road this summer in their RV. Some will visit their favorite spot, while others will take a chance on one of the 16,000 RV parks and resorts across the U.S. Business 2 Community encourages RVers to consider its top five RV parks.
(May 16, 2012) -- The 146-pad Ridgeview Estates in Dore switched ownership six weeks ago and has drawn 46 RVs within that time. But 100 pads still sit, ready for residents who need a place to live, reports the Williston Daily Herald.
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