Ask in the park office, bet they will know

Look around the campsites and find someone with a sufficient rig. Ask them if they will move it for you......CASH.
How far do you have to move it??

Thanks everyone, we might have found a solution. We have a mobile RV tech here in this park who is a full time resident with a truck and 5th wheel. Dale asked him yesterday if he also moved rigs and he said he would!! Now I just have to find a place that is far enough away from the Laughlin River Run event that isn't raising the RV rates sky high, but not so far away that it's outside the area this guy is willing to tow.

@Linda - learned a lot by going back and re-reading your blog. We are trying to stay positive but are we're starting to get a bit impatient just to get it all resolved now. The hardest part is not knowing how long this is going to take and not being able to make any plans, not knowing if we need to cancel our next art show, etc.

We've gone into this FT lifestyle with the attitude that breaking down could happen at any time, was probably inevitable if we were going to be on the road for a while, but we were sure hoping it was not anything that would delay us for weeks which it looks like this will be a longer delay than we ever anticipated.

However, we also know that if a breakdown had to happen, this was a better case scenario than many others we've heard about. We were only 10 miles outside of a town with inexpensive RV parks, we had cell / data coverage when we broke down, it wasn't the middle of the night or in inclement weather, we had just finished our last art show for 6 weeks so schedule was more flexible than normal, etc. While we wished it had never happened we know if could be a whole lot worse.

Definitely more than "bad fuel".

I agree with Linda and Ruth - we started out on the road at the end of June and in these past 9 months there have been 3 times where we've been delayed and were in a total state of limbo (July when I dislocated my hip; Jan. when we had the accident with the tree & retaining wall; and Feb after the boondocking rally when we needed the king pin and 3 other items repaired). Each time we counted our blessings that it could have been much worse (hip: we were at my brother in law's house and we able to stay with him for a few months while I healed; accident - insurance paid for hotel and meals for the 2 weeks it was in the shop; king pin: lovely place to have to be stuck). But still -- it's just really hard not knowing how long the situation will last and not being able to make plans.

Our bedroom slide doesn't go in all the way on one side, and we still get a bad odor when we empty our tanks (I think there was damage done to the tanks during the accident and it may need to be replaced). We made an appt with Tom Johnson's (at the family reunion rally end of May), but I'm already expecting the worst - that we'll be stuck in Marion, NC longer than planned.

Anyway, keep your chin up! It could always be worse.

Oh I hope your warranty takes care of it!  It would make me feel so good to know that our engine ordeal helped someone!  Did you find someone to tow your rig out of the campground?

Red - will let you know when we get the final diagnosis. We're avoiding the Blackjack tables, headed to Hoover Dam today for some site seeing in a very small rental car, will be strange to be tourists without our big truck.

Linda - Yes, we have found someone to move the truck, actually have 2 options, waiting for one to call us back with a price and then we'll make a decision.

Thanks everyone for all the support, not what we wanted, nor where we want to be, but just one of those bumps in the road. Trying to see if we can get Ford Roadside assistance to cover some of the extra costs incurred that aren't covered by the extended warranty. Stay tuned, the fun never ends!!!