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How to Repair RV Water Lines

By eHow Cars Editor

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If you're planning a trip in your RV, you'll want to fix any damaged water lines before taking off. Plumbing repairs can be expensive if you pay have to pay a plumber. There are things you can do to detect leaks and possibly repair them yourself... more »

How to Avoid Being Homeless With An RV Camper

By AngelBean

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It is easy to avoid being out on the street and even send your children to school without them feeling or being shut out in the cold. Protect your own by getting a used RV and the best part is that the campground fees will only cost you around ... more »

How to Empty Your RV Holding Tanks

By Mark Corgan

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We all remember the scene in the movie RV where Robin Williams is trying to empty the RV's holdings tanks while the whole campground is watching. The ensuing comedy was a bit exaggerated but nevertheless embarrassing. Don't let this be you. By ... more »

How to GET THE MOST GAS FOR YOUR MONEY

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Feeling the pinch at the pump? Gas prices are out of control and cheap gas is not so cheap. Here are a few hints I found to help you get the most gas for your money. No matter where you get it... more »

How to Go Green With Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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Going green means many different things to many different people. For the RVer, it means, among other things, enjoying nature by being environmentally sensitive to the natural surroundings during your travels. With an estimated 8 million RVs on ... more »

How to Repair Your RV's Freshwater Tank

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Repairing an RV water tank involves patching the crack or hole. If the crack or hole is too big to patch, the water tank must be replaced... more »

How to Choose the Right Vehicle for Towing Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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Selecting the right tow vehicle to tow your RV, especially one that is that is agreeable as a daily driver, can be a very difficult decision. And even if you begged, most dealers would not allow you to actually hook up your RV and test the ... more »

How to Keep Your RV Awning From Flapping in the Breeze

By Mark Corgan

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Let's face it, most RVers prefer fair weather camping. The occasional breeze that wafts the smell of the pines through the campground is very welcome but as the winds pick up, RV awnings are the first to become a problem. Wind is an awning's ... more »

How to Manage Water Usage in Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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After few camping trips in your RV, you probably have realized that fresh water is one of the most important elements of an enjoyable outing. But showering, washing dishes, brushing your teeth, or rinsing your grassy or muddy feet can use a ... more »

How to Recoat an RV Roof

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Recoating an RV roof is usually only necessary when the existing roofing has either worn away over time or some other element has acted on the roof to remove the coating. RV dealers recommend that the vehicle be professionally inspected and ... more »

How to Cold Weather Camp in Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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As the weather gets colder, campers start putting their RV's away for the winter. But not so fast. There is so much to see and do during the winter season and enjoying these activities from the comfort of your RV can be a refreshing experience. ... more »

How to Maintain Your RV Battery

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Keeping your RV battery free of corrosion and dirt will extend its life and eliminate complications. Most appliances and other major systems in your RV depend on the battery working properly... more »

How to Make Your RV Water Pump Quiet

By Mark Corgan

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A noisy water pump is a very common complaint among RV owners. Some RV manufacturers use the cheapest pumps and suspect installation methods to reduce cost but this often results in water hammer, clanging pipes, and floor vibration. By ... more »

How to Properly Level Your Towable RV

By Mark Corgan

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One of the first things we do as RVers after we arrive at the campground is to level our RVs. Most RV campsites do have perfectly level pads, but sometimes you do not have this luxury and therefore you need to level your RV yourself. Some RVs ... more »

How to Setup a Weight Distributing Hitch

By Mark Corgan

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When a trailer is hitched to a tow vehicle, the tongue weight typically causes the rear of the tow vehicle to lower and the front to raise. The purpose of a weight distributing hitch is to remove excessive weight from the tow vehicle’s rear axle ... more »

How to Understand RV Insurance Coverage

By Mark Corgan

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Insurance for your RV is like the rest of the emergency gear you take camping - you have to have it and hope you don't need it. Finding the right RV insurance takes a little research, which can pay off big in savings on premiums and collecting on ... more »

How to Buy Tickets for the North Carolina RV & Camping Show in Greensboro

By eHow Cars Editor

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The North Carolina RV & Camping Show is one of the largest and most popular shows of its kind in the South. More than 75 exhibitors offer everything from modest “pop-up” trailers to fully equipped top-of-the-line RVs. Since the first show in ... more »

How to Camp at Wal-Mart

By Mark Corgan

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You have been sightseeing all day in the RV and you and the family are tired and just want to get some sleep. So where can you park the RV for a few hours that's relatively safe and legal? Most rest areas on major highways do not allow ... more »

How to Choose the Right Tires for Your Towable RV

By Mark Corgan

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One of the most important and often overlooked items on an towable RV are the tires. Most towable RV tires are barely adequate for the load they are carrying as many manufacturers use the cheapest tires possible to save money. To ensure your ... more »

How to relate presidents and limousines

By Kamila

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In this article we are trying to analyze the historical and modern relation between limos and Presidents; how these extraordinary cars are shaped according to the kind of people that use them... more »

How to Safety Check Your RV Before Hitting the Road

By Mark Corgan

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RV travel is a great way to get out with family and friends to see new sights, visit new places, and meet new people. In all the excitement though, it's easy to overlook some important safety-related items with your RV. By following these ... more »

How to Virtually Eliminate Holding Tank Odors in Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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It’s probably no secret to you that your RV holding tanks have the potential to create a source of undesirable odor within your coach. Even with proper use of deodorizing chemicals and rinsing of tanks, odor can still be a troublesome problem. ... more »

How to Buy an RV

By eHow Cars Editor

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Buying an RV can be as complicated as buying a home. Start with the basics--running water, cooking and bathroom facilities, and a power source--then explore amenities such as entertainment systems, kingsize beds and even hot tubs. Now you're ... more »

How to Check Your RV Battery

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Checking your battery involves performing these two tests on a regular basis... more »

How to Choose a Portable Generator for Your RV

By Mark Corgan

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Whether you own an RV, or intend to buy one soon, you will need a reliable source of power for your travels. Portable generators provide an economical and effective solution to your electric power needs, on the road or at the campsite. For many ... more »

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