RV disposal...
Hi, When an RV is at the end-of-life, what do you do? Are they easy to dispose of like a car or truck? thanks, groundhogy
Forum Discussion
Freecycle or Craigslist might help.
If one is in a rural area, one might be able to make some money by tearing it apart and selling the parts. A working propane fridge is worth something, similar with an A/C unit with all parts. Other appliances can be useful too, be it the furnace, water heater, stove, etc. If it has a metal roof, that can go to the recycling shop for some cash. The frame can also go for a good chunk of change. Inside, doors, fixtures, latches, and hinges can be worth something. Even though the wood is pretty much worthless, it can be used for firewood, and is likely well cured, so it will burn well.
However, this all takes a lot of time, so if one just needs it hauled off, it might be good to just put it up on CL or FC and be done with it.
If one is in a rural area, one might be able to make some money by tearing it apart and selling the parts. A working propane fridge is worth something, similar with an A/C unit with all parts. Other appliances can be useful too, be it the furnace, water heater, stove, etc. If it has a metal roof, that can go to the recycling shop for some cash. The frame can also go for a good chunk of change. Inside, doors, fixtures, latches, and hinges can be worth something. Even though the wood is pretty much worthless, it can be used for firewood, and is likely well cured, so it will burn well.
However, this all takes a lot of time, so if one just needs it hauled off, it might be good to just put it up on CL or FC and be done with it.
