When you purchase an RV, one of the items that may or may not be inside is the owner’s manual. If you purchased the camper used, the previous owner may have thrown it away or misplaced it. If it’s a new RV, it probably came with the manual, but maybe …
With so much time on the road, all aspects of your RV experience wear-and-tear over time. Road grit, debris, and environmental damage can all impact your RV windows, causing scratches, cracks, or leaks. When you want to replace a window in your camper, cost will be a significant factor. How …
Sitting down to take care of business only to realize that you have a smelly liquid leaking from under your RV toilet is a rude awakening for anyone living in a camper. So, how do you fix an RV toilet that’s leaking on the floor? You can fix a leaky …
Whether you’re a full-time RVer or a weekend road warrior, you’ve no doubt asked yourself if you can plug your RV into a house outlet. After all, you’ve probably witnessed friends who are moochdocking – the art of plugging a travel trailer into a friend’s house to mooch off their …
One of the worst feelings for anyone that has recently purchased a new or used RV is the thought that your roof could be leaking. Roof damage is one of the worst things that can happen to your RV because it requires a lot of work and it’s very expensive …
Traveling in an RV often entails long road trips that sometimes cover gravel backroads or uneven terrain. Even if your travels primarily follow major paved roadways, you’re bound to encounter road construction or small debris along the way. All of these conditions can send a stray rock or two flying …
Summer is an excellent season for camping, since the weather is warmer, rainy days are fewer, and there are more recreational activities to enjoy in the great outdoors. Not surprisingly, most people go camping in the summertime, but this can lead to campgrounds being busier and more booked, and you …
When you step into your shower or turn on your kitchen faucet in your RV, you want to have more than just a trickle of water coming out. The temptation is to write it off as just being part and parcel of RV life. Surely you can’t expect to get …
The roof of your RV easily receives the most weather exposure of any part of your RV. As a result, it is an area that often becomes compromised in a lot of older rigs. The main reason for that is because many RV owners don’t regularly apply an camper roof …
Your RVs converter plays a key role in the onboard electrical system. Unfortunately, this sophisticated device can be prone to problems over time. One of the first signs of a problem comes when the RV converter isn’t charging the onboard batteries. If you are having problems with your RV’s converter, …
