This week we come to you from the RV capital of the world and the RV M.H. Hall of Fame and Museum.

We are joined by Ryan Zalerick who is going to talk a little bit about this amazing place.

Plus, we chat about cargo carrying capacity and we have a tip that will keep your black tank hooked up to your sewer connection every single time.

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Welcome to episode 208 of the RV Miles podcast. I'm Jason.

I'm Abby and we are two full-time travelers who along with our three boys have been criss-crossing North America since 2016 on one of the Road Trip.

Here at RV Miles we talk about everything from lifestyle and destinations to industry news, our national parks and so much more.

We're excited to be coming to you here from the RV and manufactured housing Hall of Fame and Museum in wonderful Elkhart, Indiana.

This is a really cool place and we're going to share a little bit more about it later in the show.

But we're here in Elkhart to pick up our new fifth wheel in three more days from when we're recording this podcast.

We're picking up our new fifth wheel and we cannot be more excited.

Yeah, this is starting to feel really real as the days get closer and closer and you know for all of you who joined us on our live last night which we were coming to you from our hotel here in Elkhart.

We talked a lot about that and we were so overwhelmed by the enthusiasm by all of you which we'll get to in our fresh tank later on.

But yeah, this time next week when we record episode 209 we will actually be in the fifth wheel at a KOA.

All right.

All right, let's kick off the show here though with a question from Brittany from the RV Miles Facebook group.

It's about cargo carrying capacity.

One thing that's been tripping us up is the cargo carrying capacity or CCC on a lot of these rigs some seem very low.

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