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  • How to Decide if You’d Enjoy Full-Time RVing

    Take this test to find out if you'd enjoy living in a recreational vehicle full time.

  • How to Set Yourself up to Become a Full Time RVer

    Want to live cheaply? Want to see the country? Here’s how.

  • Pop-Up Camper AC-DD Power Converter Maintenance

    People camp in pop-up campers because they want to enjoy the finer things in life, like electricity. Most pop-up campers come with a converter so you can have AC or DC power. You will really...

  • How to Remove Old Sealant From a Motorhome

    When you fix or prevent a leak or replace a window or exhaust vent in an RV, you have to remove the old sealant because the new sealant will not stick to it. Removing the sealant is not...

  • Motorhome Roof Repair Procedures

    Motor homes age, much like everything else in life. Twigs and branches can cause rips, hail can cause holes and even the sun can help destroy the membrane of the roof. These holes cause leaks,...

  • How to Replace Roof Vents in RVs

    Age and mother nature can destroy any plastic vent, appliance, cover or anything else that sticks out of the roof of your RV. UV rays will ruin the plastic of a vent to the extent that even...

  • DIY Motorhome Repair

    Many problems can occur when traveling in an RV, especially if it sits for an extended period. The good news is that you can fix many of these problems yourself instead of paying big dollars for a...

  • How to Troubleshoot Camper AC-DC Converters

    Having a power converter in your RV will not only change your camping lifestyle, it will change 120 volts (AC) to 12 volts (DC). This means any electrical equipment can be used on 12 volts (DC)....

  • How to Troubleshoot RV Generators

    The generator is what makes an RV self-contained. When troubleshooting an RV's generator, you first have to remember "if it's not broke, don't fix it." In other words, if the generator works,...

  • Do-It-Yourself RV Refrigerator Repair

    The refrigerator is one of the most important appliances in your RV. Who want to drink warm soda or beer or, worse yet, meat thawing out all day? Sure you could use a cooler, but that option is...

  • How to Remove Black Spots From Fiberglass RV Roof

    Black spots often develop on RV roofs. They come from age and neglect but mainly result from moisture or high levels of air pollution. So if the moisture content is high and you have lots of dirty...

  • How to Unload an RV Efficiently

    When you arrive home after an RV trip, it seems to take forever to unload. A big recreational vehicle contains many of the comforts of home, so there's a lot to unpack after an outing. Here's how...

  • How to Replace an RV Toilet Seal

    Camping in an RV makes the outdoor experience nearly as comfortable as being at home. One reason for this is an RV has a toilet. RV toilets usually work for years with very little maintenance....

  • How to Install a RV Water Pump

    Most RV's have an internal water system run by a water pump. These pumps usually last for several years, but occasionally one will fail--often when water remains in it over the winter. This water...

  • How to Winterize RV

    When winter is around the corner it is winterize RV time. There are several items in the RV that need to be protected from the cold, ice and snow of the winter months. Protect the RV properly with...

  • What to Use for RV Roof Sealant

    Any leak in an RV can cause a tremendous amount of damage. If you catch it early enough, you will save yourself headaches and money for repairs. Once you see a leak, it's time to get up on the...

  • How Can I Convert My Camper to Solar Power?

    Advances in solar power technology let travelers use the power of the sun instead of noisy generators. Recreational vehicle dealers sell kits to convert campers to solar power, but you can easily...

  • What Travel Trailers Can You Use in the Winter

    Having your home come along with you while you travel has its ups and downs. One worry that you may encounter is living in a trailer during the winter. But just about any trailer can be used in...

  • RV Power Converter Troubleshooting

    A power converter in your RV changes AC power to DC. This a good thing if you plan on boondocking because it will provide you power for what you need. When the converter malfunctions, you will...

  • Click Flooring Vs. Vinyl Tile in an RV

    Some people want to upgrade their RVs to keep older models up to date with newer ones. Sometimes people improve flooring because the original is stained, worn and needs to be replaced. There are...

  • RV Water Heater Troubleshooting

    When you are an RVer there are many things that can go wrong and usually will. One of the things that may malfunction is the water heater. If you want to shower, cook, do laundry or even dishes,...

  • How to Adjust a Weight Distributing Hitch

    Trailers with heavy tongue weights, such as travel trailers, car haulers and horse trailers require the use of a weight distributing hitch for the safe handling of your rig. A properly adjusted...

  • RV Furnace Problems

    RV furnaces are like any other appliance. They can go haywire without warning. The good news is that you can fix most problems by yourself, without hiring outside help. With the proper tools and...

  • How to Paint an RV

    How to paint an RV.

  • How to Repaint a Fiberglass Motorhome

    Repainting a motor home is a big job that will take some time and effort, but it can be done without hiring a professional. Motor homes are generally constructed out of fiberglass, which is...

  • How to Place Vin Plate on a Homemade Trailer

    You are proud of the trailer you just made. You have sent all the required information to the state Department of Motor Vehicles and finally received your VIN plate in the mail. The last thing you...

  • Motorhome Inverter Problems

    An inverter works by allowing the conversion of direct current to alternating current. This allows someone to use a battery to power an electronic appliance. Inverters are becoming more popular on...

  • Ways to Carry a Generator on a Camping Trailer

    A generator can give your camping experience a boost. If your RV or trailer does not have electrical hookups, you can use a generator to plug in light fixtures, run computers, use a coffee pot, or...

  • How to Seal a RV Roof Top Air Conditioner

    RV rooftop air conditioners are sealed with a sponge rubber gasket. These gaskets can deteriorate over time and cause leaks. Or you may even find that the sponge rubber gasket was serviced or...

  • Class C Motorhome Hints

    There are two types of motor homes: Class A and Class C. Class A motor homes generally have a flat or vertical front end with large windows. Class C motor homes often have a truck cab with an...

  • How to Convert a Motorhome CRT TV to LCD TV

    Your old motor home may be enough to drive and camp in, but some devices can be out of date. CRT (cathode ray tube) TV sets were common in older models. You can replace the set with a new LCD...

  • How to Fix A Stuck Black RV Holding Tank Sensor

    After RV's are a few years old the black tank level gauge often stops working or is stuck on a certain level. Here is how to fix it in most cases.

  • How to Install an RV Rubber Roof

    As your RV roof ages, it will deteriorate or develop leaks and it will have to be replaced. It can be a do-it-yourself project, but it is quite challenging. A major advantage to doing it yourself...

  • List of RV & Motor Home Shows

    During the winter months, many RV shows provide an excellent opportunity to see what is new in RVs. They are perfect places to do research, ask questions and poke your head into RVs without being...

  • How to Fix Small Holes in an RV Awning

    Recreational vehicle awnings are a great convenience to have. You can park anywhere, and extend your awning for instant shade. But constant extending and retracting can cause wear and tear on the...

  • How to Find the Blue Book Value of a Camper

    If you want to sell or buy a used camper or RV, it is best to have a good idea of how much the model is worth. There are a few ways to find this information, but remember that different sources...

  • B Class Motor Home Definition

    Road trips can be fun in a motor home, whether it's just a day's excursion to a ballgame or an entire weekend of fun and relaxation. For smaller excursions and parties, about two people, consider...

  • Rubber Roof Treatment for an RV

    The roof on a house protects the structure and you from nature's misery, and on a recreational vehicle (RV), it does the same. Whether you are a full-time RVer or use your RV only for vacations,...

  • Class C Motorhome License Requirements

    Although you need a special driver's license to be a truck driver or motorcyclist, you do not need a special license to drive a Class C motor home.

  • Eurovan Camper Information

    The Eurovan was introduced in Germany in 1992 as Volkswagen's replacement for the Vanagon. It was the first VW van to have the engine in the front of the van and to have front wheel drive. It was...

  • RV Home Cleaning Remedies for Oxidation

    Oxidation is a problem that occurs when oxygen reacts with another substance. In the case of RVs and campers, this usually takes the form of rust. Rust not only detracts from the appearance of...

  • How to Assume an RV Loan

    Assuming an RV loan is an option for people with bad credit who dream of owning a motor home or RV of their own. To successfully assume a loan, there are a number of important steps to follow....

  • How to Remove Mold & Mildew From a Rubber RV Roof

    Rubber is strong, durable, and flexible, which makes it the material of choice by RV manufacturers. Many RVs are exposed to damp areas and moisture, which is the perfect breeding condition for...

  • Can You Hook a Satellite Dish to an RV?

    If you're sitting in your RV trying to watch your favorite TV shows and all you can tune in is snow or a couple of local channels while your neighbor is watching a clear picture on his satellite...

  • RV Refrigerator Problems

    The refrigerator is the most important appliance in your RV. It's a lot easier to run a refrigerator than to keep filling a cooler with ice, so keeping this unit well maintained is very important,...

  • The Best Way to Recharge a Camper Battery

    An camper battery is critical for operating its lights, the water pump and any other appliances that might be inside and which you rely on for comfortable camping. There are three different...

  • Information on Rv'ing in Florida

    Florida is an ideal destination for many RV enthusiasts. There's so much to offer, from the excitement of the theme parks to the beauty of the Keys.

  • How to Choose a Used Motorhome

    Even though a used motor home has already depreciated in value, even if it's only a couple of years old, a well-cared for unit can provide a new owner with years of service. However, a lemon with...

  • How to Shop A Class A Recreational Vehicle (RV): Basics

    On the freeway, other drivers won't come near you and when they see you cruising down the road in your Class A Recreational Vehicle, their survival instincts will kick into gear. They may even...

  • How to Clean RV Cushion Covers

    If you are an RV owner, you might have discovered your once bright and clean cushion covers are faded and dirty. There are several different ways you can go about cleaning the covers. Covers that...

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