Well like the title says, "an ounce of prevention.... is worth a pound of cure" or in my cause possibly a burned out hulk of an RV.I've been anxiously waiting for it to warm up outside so I can finish some projects in my RV. We just picked up this A ...
Well this is our new to us A class that we've had for about 8 weeks now. We had a c-class for 16 years so we know our way around an RV.... so we thought. We also knew it was a fixer upper and were prepared for a lot of little surprises, but the fun j...
Thanks for the heads up. I replaced the filter at the carb. in our new to us, 2000 f53 with a Marquis 5500 and had an immediate leak at the threads. I nervously tightened it and it seemed ok while running but in the heat when shut down it remained ...
Watched a guy in a new C-class back into the site beside us. Tried to warn him of the low hanging branch. He shushed me and said he has a backing camera. Crunch! I tried to warn him.But I have learned over the years, don't spot unless asked.
My 2000 Fleetwood southwind has an extra vent on the furnace that outlets into the basement. So the furnace heats both upper and lower with no way to control them individually. I am installing a flap valve to turn off the basement heat.
Sounds like a happy camper....We had an awning that whistled on our old RV, we sold it last fall. We just received a phone call from the nice family that bought it. They are on holidays and wondered why the camper is whistling. After 16 years didn't ...
