ScoutRV and Trailer Trader

How it works

• The two Trader-family feeds partition the same inventory: the RV feed takes RV classes, this one takes trailer types, and a unit that resolves to neither is excluded from both rather than shipped as a wrong-category listing.
• Spec columns are trailer-relevant — length, width and height, GVWR, empty weight, payload, axle count, pull type, construction — rather than sleeping capacity and water tanks.
• Anything without a dedicated column is appended to the description as a spec sheet, so detail is carried rather than discarded.
• Photos travel as a single quoted column of up to 50 URLs, which is the layout the partner’s data team asked for.
• Pricing is rule-aware: condition-based overrides, make and model overrides, and base-price display are all resolved before the file is built, so the number that ships is the one you configured rather than whatever sits in the raw price column.
• An automated check flags any enabled feed whose last successful push is more than 48 hours old, or that has been switched on for 48 hours and has never pushed at all. Alerts are raised once per dealer and name every affected feed, rather than firing on every run.