What's your story what it is we can learn from you?

[Will Procter]

We've all done it, share what you've done and what you now do to prevent it from happening again.

For me, it was when I was backing into an rv park site. I got out of the coach in the rain, and went over the maneuvers needed to back into the site. As I proceeded in reverse diligently paying attention to my back up camera, forgetting about my spotter I did it...I backed into a tree :cursing: causing a decent amount of damage.

Today, I use my wife diligently and I have gone a few years without another incident backing into tight places (knock on wood). That is not to say that I don't make goofy mistakes.

So, what it is we can learn from you?

Will

[GringoPhil]

My favorite so far, driving off with the sewer hose connected. Can anyone relate?? You know how embarrassing it is to be parked at a signal light and have some one pull up next to you to tell you that I am dragging my 20 foot sewer hose behind me?

Phil

[jWolfe]

Phil the great thing about it is you can laugh about it now. :laugh:

[Chester B. Stone, Jr.]

Remember the movie RV? Well, I was in Denver at an RV park and had an air leak in my auxiliary compressor. I was trying to get the sewer valve to open which seemed to be stuck. Finally enough air showed up to open the valve, but I had forgotten to put the cap on. The tank was full. Of course, it was just like the movie. Now I have a sign at the valve to remind me to either have the hose connected or the cap on before I touch the switch.

[MrE]

Don't feel bad about the sewer hose...
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[Randy J]

Remember folks We all make mistakes. If We learned from them ? Is all That matters. Rving you are always learning something.