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Alrighty cammpers...here it is...Rapid Fire RV Trivia Contest 3. Are you ready to roll??

The first one to answer the below question will win the prize. This contest is open to anyone living in the US or UK who is aged 18 or older. Only posts that are unedited will be accepted as answers. Prize will be shipped to the winner at no cost to the winner.

The prize will be a New Orleans 2007 Fodors guidebook valued at $17. For complete rules, please visit:

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The term "tow rating", refering to a tow vehicle, means...

how many pounds the manufacturer believes the vehicle can tow (pull)

Hi asksimomc,

You got it but...you won the last RV contest! I just saw your PM (private message) and responded back.

FYI all - the BellaOnline rules say a player may win one contest every three months so everyone gets a chance.

So, there's bonus knowledge and I'll post another question for the Rapid Fire RV Trivia Contest 3 - Still Rollin' (and the New Orleans 2007 Fodors guidebook) soon...

Evanne

Here's the new question...up for grabs - New Orleans 2007 Fodors guidebook. What say ye?

A vehicle may NEVER exceed it's GVWR. What does GVWR stand for and what does it mean?

Post your reply now...

Evanne

Time marches on and in an effort to allow the RV home page to load quickly I've moved the article that this question pertains to to the RV Safety section. Hint, hint - click here for more...

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Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
GVWR is the maximum allowable weight of a vehicle � be it a truck, car, trailer or motorhome � regardless of storage space. The max weight reference refers to a fully loaded vehicle and includes fuel, people, cargo, etc. The GVWR may never be exceeded!

Rockin', Gearyhouse, you are the WINNER!!!

It is so important to know your GVWR and never, ever exceed it. Better to be safe than sorry.

Please click on my name in the box to the left and leave me a PM (Private message) with your name and mailing address and I'll get the prize, a New Orleans 2007 Fodors guidebook, right out to you.

Hope you enjoy some amazing bengiets at Cafe DuMonde. If you're lucky you'll get to hear a street musician as you enjoy the donuts and chickory coffee. Yum!!

Thanks again, winner, for playing and welcome to the RV forum,

Evanne