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Old 01-03-2016, 10:23 AM   #22
mlh
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I got my camper in a site at Yellowstone that you could not get out of. We couldn't go backwards couldn't go forward. There was a tree in the way when we tried to pull out. The space was a curved pull out and when we pulled forward there was a pine tree leaning over in the site. What to do? We put a nylon binder strap up in the pine tree ratcheted it over enough to get out. The side of the camper still touched but it didn't hurt anything.
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