Making Your RV House a RV Home
Just because your RV came with certain things in certain places doesn’t mean that is the way it has to be. Making your house a home is part of the fun. If you are a part-time RVer you are probably…
Month: May 2009
Advice for New Work Campers
RV Tip of the Day reader Vicki Yasment offers advice for new work campers. I am doing the campground host/workcamper thing here at Lazy Acres Campground in Elberta, AL. The way I started work camping was through the Florida state…
Used RV Buying Advice for New RVers
RV Tip of the Day reader Iva offers some advice on things to look out for when buying a used RV: We bought an older model motorhome, 1998 Class A Overland, diesel. Luckily we got her for a great price.…
12 Volt Powered Scissor Jack
I found a neat little powered scissor jack at a local discount tool store… later I found one similar on Amazon for a cheaper price. Although mine is rated at two tons, the other is rated at one. Not sure…
Transmission torque converter not staying locked?
Have a problem with the torque converter on your motorhome or tow vehicle not staying locked up? Check for a faulty brake light switch or throttle position sensor. Any time you tap the brakes, the brake light switch sends a…
Working RVer Tips
Today’s tip os provided by Coleen Sykora Yes, it is possible – and practical – to make enough money to live in an RV full-time, travel, and enjoy life! There are more jobs for RVers and work campers than there…