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RE: Mounting Truck Camper on Top Of 5th Wheel Hitch Rails
I used the high density foam board that is used under concrete for insulation. Get a 4ft x 8ft sheet that is 2 inches thick, cut out for the rails, and lay it in the bed. Used the same sheet for many years.
ryoung
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ryoung
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05/13/21 09:55am |
Truck Campers
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RE: RV.net Truck Camper Forum for 20 Years
Coming up on 20 years in 2022.
ryoung
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ryoung
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05/06/21 06:13pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: image on phone
Try this LINK
Good luck.
ryoung
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ryoung
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04/14/21 10:19am |
Technology Corner
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RE: CC&R dated 1973 says no RVs, trailers, boats can be stored
We need the OP to fill in some blanks." That would help but probably wouldn't get to a definitive answer.
Interestingly, a quick survey of the last 3 pages reveals at least 10 different jx, not counting the OP's jurisdiction. In many jx, CCR's actually run with the land (are appurtenant) and therefore do not need an active HOA for the CCR's to be an enforceable by anyone governed by the same CCR's. Although much of property law tends to be consistent across a good part of the U.S.A., most jx have extensive statutory and administrative law that governs property and interest communities...so applying experience from other jx won't necessarily provide insight into the OP's situation.
Thanks for providing this clarification to the discussion.
I am basing my comments as a resident of Florida, in which I own property that is under HOA rules.
Florida statutes require an HOA association to register as a corporation under Statute 607 and remain active.
Further, the HOA corporation is bound by Statute 720, Homeowners Associations.
These statutes are what I have based my opinion on.
The OP needs to find legal advise on his current situation. If his state regulations are similiar to mine, then the CC&Rs are not binding.
ryoung
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ryoung
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03/15/21 11:29am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: CC&R dated 1973 says no RVs, trailers, boats can be stored
the OP also states that the CC&Rs automatically renew.
They renew only if the HOA is active. The OP states the HOA is inactive.
ryoung
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ryoung
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03/15/21 10:11am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: CC&R dated 1973 says no RVs, trailers, boats can be stored
Last post page 2 explains how it gets enforced. If you live close enough to that house and have money to use on an attorney you become the enforcer.
Deed restrictions and HOA CC&Rs are two different things.
Any restrictions written in a defunct HOA organization, as the OP is stating, are not enforceable.
Deed restrictions are enforceable.
ryoung
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ryoung
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03/15/21 08:10am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: CC&R dated 1973 says no RVs, trailers, boats can be stored
I would think that since no HOA was established when the developer gave up his interest in the community, the covenants are no longer effective or enforceable.
There MUST be an organization in place that contains in its bylaws or articles of incorporation, the stated covenants in question. Consequently, no HOA in place, no enforceable restrictions.
ryoung
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ryoung
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03/01/21 04:30pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: 5th wheel rails and a truck camper
A 4 x 8 sheet of high density construction foam with cutouts to fit over the rails worked well for me for many years with a previous TC and truck.
ryoung
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ryoung
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10/29/20 06:11pm |
Truck Campers
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