Two Hoses are Better than One
Every RV needs at least one fresh water hose but I think you should have more. Here’s why. For many fresh water hookups in parks and campgrounds you will need less than 10 feet of hose to reach the water…
Category: General Tips
There are two ways to get fresh water into your RV.
The first is a direct connection to a potable water supply. An example is when you are at a campsite with hookups. You simply attach your water hose to the spigot at your campsite, and connect the other end to…
Backing Your RV – Good Communication is the Key
We use our FRS radios when we’re backing the rig and I highly recommend them. Using the radios eliminates yelling and allows much more information to be exchanged between driver and spotter. As the driver I don’t normally have to…
RV propane cylinder re-certification
If you have an older Travel Trailer or Fifth Wheel you should know that according to Federal law, DoT cylinders may only be used for 12 years after their manufacture date. After that, the cylinders must be “re-certified” which provides…
The Right Tires Keep Your RV Rolling
For most of us choosing the right tires for our motorhome, fifth wheel or travel trailer is easy, we use the tires installed by the RV manufacturer. However, while the tires installed by the manufacture may be adequate, they may…
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 to neighbors excessive idling can be harmful to your engine.…