OK, I know the Natl. Parks are closed right now, but they're not going to be forever, so here's my question:I read where there are several places in-park at Big Bend Nat'l Park that are primitive camping sites where someone with an RV could boondock ...
I've read several posts on this and other forums on waxing/not waxing decals on your trailer/motorhome, and there seems to be two camps. The one camp says "don't do it, especially with waxes containing petroleum distillates because it will cause the...
That's still a good deal - if you purchased a used one for around $900 - $1200 and buy the lifetime warranty, you get a crazy-good product that is backed by the manufacturer for life. That's only half the cost of a new Hensley Arrow. I paid full pr...
I would imagine that following the manual that came with your trailer would be a good way to go. Here is a quote from the section in my owners manual about caring for rubber roof:"The rubber roof is a polymer membrane that will not rust or corrode a...
I keep mine covered. It's still fairly new. We'll see what it looks like in 9 years. In the meantime, I think, an agressive preventative maintenance schedule would be in order, since the hensley is more complicated, with more moving parts than mos...
From Discount Tire's website (5,000 to 12,000 miles):Discount TireFrom the Carlisle website (5,000 to 12,000 miles or more):Carlisle TireBut wait a minute! You didn't read the section of the Discount Tire site where it explains: "Why use an ST Tire...
For those of you with a fairly new KEYSTONE product, your owner's manual has about two pages devoted to winterization, and explains both the 'wet' method and the 'dry' method. It DOES make these statements: Use 30 psi max to blow out your lines (fo...
