The Myth About Diesel Engine Idling
Some diesel engine owners think it’s good, even necessary, to let their engines idle for twenty or thirty minutes after startup or before shut down. Truth is, besides being wearisome…
Author: Steven Fletcher
Keeping it Clean – RV exterior care tips
Clean your RV from the top down so that you’re following the direction of gravity. If you can, clean the roof too so that dirt doesn’t run down the sides…
An easy fix for RV water heater drip
Have you experienced water weeping or dripping from your water heater? Most likely the drip is coming from the pressure and temperature (P&T) relief valve as the water heater is…
RV black water holding tank basics
Leave the black water tank valve closed and wait to dump the tank until it is at least two thirds full. You want the tank nearly full so that weight…
Double Check Your RV Before You Leave the Campsite
Have you ever left a campsite with your TV antenna up, hatch door open, steps out, electrical cord dragging or any one of a number of goof ups? Just before…
Different lengths of hose give RVers lots of flexibility.
RV campsite hookups are seldom in the the perfect spot. Usually a 25′ hose is way too long but other times it’s just a couple of feet too short. And,…