The challenges of owning a trailer.
Wife and I were getting ready for the first outing of the season. Making the bed I noticed that the box frame had pulled off of the wall it is attached to. Our bed is in a slide with a storage compart...
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You're right about it being like a second home. Plus, if you're not handy or willing to get in there and fix things yourself, you'll be paying a lot and waiting! Hubby fixes most things on our FW. We've had it since 2010 and it's in great shape, but there is still maintenance stuff. On our last trip, on top of having a pack rat get in the basement and come home with us, hubby had to redo wiring that it chewed on, redo the plumbing shower drain because it cracked at the base of the drain and we had to remove the underbelly to check for that packrat's "stuff". Between the two of us, we fixed it all including the underbelly - on our backs with black goo on us (the adhesive that seals it after you've screwed it up.) But, we still love RV'ing.
