Winnebago Minnie Winnie Nubee
Hi, just want to introduce myself, a very nervous new female RV'er who is going to pick up my Minni Winnie 22R next Wednesday. About 6 years ago I rented a 25' Class C and learned to drive it as I lef...
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Good for you!
You will get more confident and less nervous pretty quickly.
There is tons of great info on this site, and all kinds of good articles on the web about electrical, plumbing, & propane systems. Keep doing your reading and educate yourself so you will be prepared to deal with any issues that arise.
One of the most important things you can do is keep your tires & suspension in good condition. Check the actual age of your tires, there is a date code on them somewhere. If they are near 5 years old, start preparing to replace them.
Do your vehicle maintenance and set up a fund for repairs and maintenance & replacement of things in the RV, just like your house. Being prepared & in a good place financially often changes an emergency into a minor inconvenience.
You will get more confident and less nervous pretty quickly.
There is tons of great info on this site, and all kinds of good articles on the web about electrical, plumbing, & propane systems. Keep doing your reading and educate yourself so you will be prepared to deal with any issues that arise.
One of the most important things you can do is keep your tires & suspension in good condition. Check the actual age of your tires, there is a date code on them somewhere. If they are near 5 years old, start preparing to replace them.
Do your vehicle maintenance and set up a fund for repairs and maintenance & replacement of things in the RV, just like your house. Being prepared & in a good place financially often changes an emergency into a minor inconvenience.
