I'm curious about the possibility of "back flow" in a charging system, given the multiple charging sources on most RV's (shore power, generator, alternator). What keeps one charging source from potentially harming another? I know that solar panels sh...
Hi all: we have a 30' class C motorhome that's been stored all winter under a cover. It's gotten quite damp inside despite no leaks and several Dry-Z-Air desiccant containers spread around, so it's evident we need a dehumidifier.Which ones would you ...
We have a 29' Bigfoot class C and plan on keeping it parked for the winter in our driveway, which is gravel. I'm concerned about rust and mildew issues. The surface drains well, but the water table here is high during the winter and everything under ...
Hi all: We're presently on a trip though Idaho and Utah. I had the propane topped up at an RV park and now several hours later there's an odor of propane on the outside near the tank despite having driven 100 mi. No smell inside. I've noticed this be...
Hi all: We have a 29' Bigfoot on a Ford E450 chassis with dualies in back. Plans are to head out Oct. 1 for a month in the Southwest from home in NW Washington State. While I wont seek it out, I know the possibility of hitting snow and ice exists ove...
Thank you for your responses. I have no intention of running more than one charging device at a time...I was just curious that since solar panels require a blocking diode, whether backflow was an issue with the other charging sources when they are no...
Update...it's a leaking tank...pinholes from rust. Having it drained at a propane plant now. Check your tanks for corrosion everyone! Thanks for all your suggestions!
Les Schwab is where I went initially. The technician was very nice but admitted that they usually refuse to work on the "double cam" inserts as he called them, as they don't have the correct tools to make the adjustments. I offered to buy a set of t...
