Fueling

[robertnloomas]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
wrote:
>

I fuel in the truck area with no problem at any of the truck stops.
Bob Loomas 1985 PT 36

> Rob; Sorry I will have to disagree with you. I would have to get
out
> our diary but I can name all kinds of flying Js with RV lanes that
are
> next to useless including some of the new super J's: Albuquerque,
the
> RV's have to line up on the street as the island is very small.
When
> you exit the island you are right in the lane of all the 4
wheelers.
> Omaha, Nebraska: The RV lane does not have in line entry from the
road.
> You have to turn left real hard and then straighten out. The air
reel
> has been destroyed, concrete curbs are full of tire marks and I
saw an
> almost new Revolution LE do over $5000 damage to her unit. There
is one
> in I think Indiana that the only way you can get out of the RV
lane is
> to disconnect your toad or drive on the curb. The curb is black
like
> tar. Fargo N.D. No Rv lane and if you pull in to the regular pumps
you
> may have to wait for parked cars in front of the store. Lots more
like
> this. I find that when in the Bird without a toad they are OK. But
with
> our 39 ft.DP and a Tacoma toad it is difficult.
>
> Bruce 1988FC35
>