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JUST FOR FUN Earn Your "Just For Fun" RV Education 101 Degree YOU MUST complete the following program requirements: 1) Read at least twenty of our course titles listed below. Hint: Be sure and read the titles with an asterisk * so you can successfully pass your final exam. We guarantee you will learn SOMETHING.... 2) Purchase & read at least one RV Education 101 E-book.... 3) Purchase & view at least one RV Education 101 video/DVD title.. (* Denotes required fields)   *Full Name to Appear on Your Certificate: * Postal Address: * City: * State: * Zip: * Country * Email Address: * Did you read all 25 Course Titles: (Select One) Yes No * Did you purchase and read at least one RV Education 101 E-book: (Select One) Yes No E-book Title: * Did you Purchase and view at least one RV Education 101 video / DVD: (Select One) Yes No Video Title: Name that the E-book and Video was Purchased under: FINAL EXAM The last step to earning your RV Education 101 degree certificate is to complete this 10 question final exam. These questions are from the course title material that you read. Each question is worth 10 points. To receive your RV Education 101 degree certificate you must score a minimum of 80% on your final exam. Good Luck *1.) Most trailer manufacturer's recommend that the trailer Tongue Weight (TW) should be 20 to 30 percent of the total trailer weight: (True or False, Select One) True False *2.) For each 5 mph you go over 60 mph is equivalent to paying 10 cents more per gallon of fuel: (True or False, Select One) True False *3.) Your RV refrigerator uses heat to make it cool? (True or False, Select One) True False *4.) You should never use formaldehyde in your holding tanks. (True or False, Select One) True False *5.) Rubber roofs should never be cleaned with cleaners or conditioners that contain petroleum. (True or False, Select One) True False *6.) What should you By-pass before you start the winterization process? *7.) Name two of the leading causes for premature tire failure. 1.) 2.) *8.) Backing a trailer or motor home from your right side (passenger side) is considered your blind side (True or False, Select One) True False *9.) Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR), is the maximum permissible weight of the tow vehicle  and passengers combined: (True or False, Select One) True False *10.) What is the weakest link on your RV?

Curriculum RV Education 101 - ©Mark's RV Articles Course Titles:

Instant Download E-Books For RVers

The Original Checklists for RVers

The Three Primary Systems of an RV

How to Buy an RV, Before you Buy it

Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitch Work & Backing

Preventive Maintenance Checks for Motor Homes

A Collection of RV Tips

Pop-Up Basics 101

Dinghy Towing

RV Campground Basics

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• EZ RV Add Ons and Must Have RV Products
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• Motorhome Towing
• RV Campground Basics
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