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...
Forum Discussion
Campgrounds often have rules against it but they are usually concerned with appearance to other campers and making sure you can drive away when it's time for you to leave.
Anything that will leave the rig disassembled for more than a couple hours is likely a no go.
If you are going to rebuild the engine or other major work, they are likely going to tell you no. If you just need to reseal a seam on the roof, it's usually not an issue if you ask.
Always best to ask. The one I find funny is lots of places prohibit washing of rigs. If you are in the desert SW, I can understand due to water consumption but in places with plentiful water, it makes no sense as this keeps the park looking good with nice clean rigs. Luckily there are plenty of parks that will let you wash the rig.
Anything that will leave the rig disassembled for more than a couple hours is likely a no go.
If you are going to rebuild the engine or other major work, they are likely going to tell you no. If you just need to reseal a seam on the roof, it's usually not an issue if you ask.
Always best to ask. The one I find funny is lots of places prohibit washing of rigs. If you are in the desert SW, I can understand due to water consumption but in places with plentiful water, it makes no sense as this keeps the park looking good with nice clean rigs. Luckily there are plenty of parks that will let you wash the rig.
