I've been RVing for 10 years and full-timing for almost 2, but last month I nearly started my rig on fire due to my RV's 110 electrical system going haywire. My problems started one night last month with circuit breakers flipping when I was running...
Hi All:I spent some time this past weekend summing up how my life has changed after 1 year of full-time RVing. Some surprising and unexpected twists in the road, but overall I've not regretted this lifestyle change & look forward to more years to co...
Hi everyone:I've had a Class C Winnebago View for the last few years and have loved it, but am looking to start full-time RVing soon and want to move up to a shorter used DP rig (I'm a solo RVer).I'm ideally trying to find a rig about 7-10 yrs old t...
My Kwikee step was doing the same thing (loud, ratchety noise and steps would only partially close). I knew either the motor's plastic gear was stripped (highly likely), or the main linkage assembly metal gear was toast (less likely).I found the Kwi...
I agree MexicoWanderer. I posted this same topic on another board, and we've now determined that the cause of my "melt-down" was likely one or more loose and/or corroded connections on the neutral buss of the power center. They were a slow ticking ...
I was told the same thing as Tallyho69, when I called Progressive before my first trip to Mexico 2 years ago. They said everything except liability was covered when I went to Mexico, with the caveats about repairs being covered only if done in the U...
Wish I had the room in my shore cord storage bay for a hardwired surge protector. Unfortunately I don't, so I need to keep using the portable versions .Obviously, hindsight is 20/20. I had very little knowledge of my RV 110 electrical system before ...
