Oregon West RV Sales and Service Family Blog

360 DEGREE MANEUVERABILITY! This is a great little clip from the RV industry's past, if you're up for a laugh.  :-)

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Here at Oregon West RV, we would like to remind you as the dune ATV season draws to a close, we would like to remind you all to be mindful of store your ATV properly through the winter. To do all the little things like draining your gas from the tank as well as the carbs. And to also change your oil before you go riding after a long winter of sitting!

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Happy New Year! from your RV Family at Oregon West RV! We hope you all had a great time over the weekend, and best wishes in the new year! Hope it is a year to remember, and we hope all of you make great memories in your RV this year.

Yours Always,

The Oregon West RV Family

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Here is our Oregon West RV Christmas Card! Courtesy of the family dogs Phoenix and Merlin! They hope you like it! Merry Christmas!

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We have just slashed many of our prices for the Holiday Season! Check them Out. From the whole Clarke family have a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, & Happy New Year!

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A Hall (76.2.16.123) at 11:03AM on 11/17/11 commented on Keeping it all in the Family

Just to say thanks for the smooth transaction when my brother bought a 5th     

Wheel from you folks this summer. The sale was smooth and the service terrific!

You have been recommended and we will be looking for an RV too soon. Your       

kindness shown towards him and the service is excellent! Thank you, again.

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                With big corporation's knocking at the door and smaller family business becoming less visible; the idea of a family business becomes cause for concern or not when creating a business in today's market.

Family companies account for 60% of the nations employment and 78% of new job creation, one of the fastest creators of employment. At the same time it is one of the most vulnerable due to lack of resources outside the family unit. Combing old tried and true ways with the new generation's tech savvy idea is proving new opportunities to reach a wider market.

Oregon West RV has recently welcomed future son-in-law Dean Smith. Ashley Clarke, daughter or John & Mandy Clarke, owners of Oregon West RV are happy to have Dean as an addition to the family. Family business is driven by the values of the family system. Keeping it all in the family ensures a sense of focus and unity towards a common goal.

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            With current economic conditions creating unstable home prices adding an addition to your home becomes a question of return on your investment. The average one bedroom home addition can cost between $17,000 to 25,000 not taking into consideration any additional findings when opening up the walls of your current home. Purchasing and RV not only can be a means of recreational fun traveling but another home or bedroom.

               Consider college kids coming home and house guests wanting more comfort than a couch to lay their head on. RVs can provided all the luxuries of home while maintaining privacy for both the guest and the host. These days RVs have master bedrooms with full sized closets and private bathrooms to add to the many pros of the RV lifestyle.

                When considering the needs of your household; purchasing an RV can create a perfect situation for your family fun, as well as for your holiday house guests.

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These are some easy steps to protect your RV from winter's possible harsh climate.

Check List

 *Make sure the roof is clear of any debris; we also recommend cleaning and treating your roof to ensure no possible leaks. 

*Check and spot seal the RV from top to bottom all windows seals and hatch seals as well.

*Clean battery terminals or remove batteries all together if your RV is going to sit unattended in a cold location for some time.

*Lubricate slide seals & rails if your RV has any slides.

*Drain and flush all holding tanks, fresh water, grey water, black water and even hot water tanks. You must make sure all water lines are clear, compressed air is generally used to ensure no moisture left in the system. If you do not feel comfortable doing this feel free to call your RV tech and they will be glad to do this for you for a small cost.

*Awnings should be cleaned before being put away and cleared of all debris, to ensure the integrity of the canvas and staining.

*In extreme cold weather climates locks and latches on doors and outside holding areas may need to be treated to ensure proper opening.

Oregon West RV has and service shop on site as well as a mobile service available for all your RV needs.

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