Full timer where to work on your RV
I'm about to embark on my full timing and was wondering what people do when they need to work on their rig? I just have a TT, so it's usually just basic stuff like sealing windows or packing bearings...
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Work that isn't inherently dirty. No oil changes. I wouldn't push it on wheel bearings. Or ripping out a cracked black tank. But, as above, plenty of work can be discreetly done. I don't mean secretively, but with consideration.
Butyl backed painters drop cloths are always good for indoor and outdoor work. Same for heavy gauge drum liners. Spend a great deal more money and time on area protection than you might at home. It's reassuring to others.
I like to clean up the parking spot beforehand, not just afterwards. Makes controlling things easier as one goes along.
Butyl backed painters drop cloths are always good for indoor and outdoor work. Same for heavy gauge drum liners. Spend a great deal more money and time on area protection than you might at home. It's reassuring to others.
I like to clean up the parking spot beforehand, not just afterwards. Makes controlling things easier as one goes along.
