A small but growing number of our RV friends are using their Southern home as a base and visiting up North in the summer. See any disadvantages to this? I am already spending almost seven months in the South, so I am not too far from making the con...
I am thinking of spending summers in South Texas where the AC will be running almost constantly for three or four months. I wonder how long one will last? Mine is an almost brand new Coleman 13,500 unit.
I am looking at a metal carport to cover my travel trailer and adjacent concrete patio. Looking at the prices, I can get one, two, or even three feet of clearance over the air conditioner on my trailer. Any real advantage to having over one foot? ...
I lost the original information that came with my version of S & T 2011. No problem, I will purchase the 2014 update. Not available they say. When I installed S & T on a new laptop, I was unable to activate my old program.I would like to purchase ...
I would be reluctant to call anyone else foolish when it comes to buying RV's. A few folks on here may claim to buy low and sell high but the vast majority of us look at it as the cost of entertainment. If one can purchase at a hugely discounted pr...
Tundra, and other similar pickups are "Rated" to tow over 10,000 pounds, but that is not always a good idea. Check out things like payload and other user reports before purchasing a travel trailer that approaches that mythical limit. Many people fi...
j-d wrote:An RV A/C unit is your basic "window A/C" used for years before "central air." Just rearranged for rooftop operation. Window units last a long time and so do RV units. As long as the campsite provides steady good voltage and amperage, and y...
