new to full timing - questions, advice

There are several small tools you will always need to tighten a screw or hose clamp and such. I also carry a plastic parts bin that has screws, screw hooks and something to hang a picture or clock. A couple bungee cords small rope makes backing easier, you may have to tie a cupboard door closed. Your needs will change but make your new home A home.

We livein Oregon and want to keep our Oregon drivers licenses. We will I've in our rv and will have no permanent address. Can we use a family members address. ? An then change our bank cards t to that address too. ? They need to have a zip code an address attached to them. We plan on doing most of our bills on line. I am just not sure. How this works. Should our vehicle registrations and insurance all be the sae address?

An item we can't go without.. Handheld radios .. Absolutely necessary, IMHO, when backing into a site or that occasional you missed the turn moment and you have to turn around.

The turn around moments should be kept to a minimum for the sake of your relationship with your significant other.

Make sure you get good full timers insurance for your TT. Make sure it covers the awning and hitch etc. Full timers insurance also comes with a liability coverage similar to home owners policy. I use Good Sams insurance on TT and Geico on my truck. Try to have a deductible no higher than 250 on comp.

A good internet hotspot if you do a lot of work on the internet. Lots of quarters for laundry etc.

Many campgrounds are very unlevel. Make sure you have plenty of Lynx blocks.

I also like to keep a couple of 5 gallon buckets on hand for various things. 3.00 from Walmart.

Plenty of gloves, we buy the black disposable ones from Home Depot.

Many other things, read read and read.

yeah...how are you hauling all that stuff..heavy load..TT...sway on the highway...if you get the right bars..helpful...be safe and just lock those dirt bikes with a bike cable..

You do not have to buy everything at first. Get started and you will learn what you need and what you can do without. If you are going to dry camp look into a good solar setup and 6volt batteries. You will learn as you go just enjoy the lifestyle and not worry about the little thing.