I'm considering "renting" one of my RV's to a family member for a few months for them to stay in while working a remote contract position. Do you all know of any way that I could insure the unit during that time? Thanks!
We've been RVing for about 10 years now, started out with a 38' 5th wheel bunkhouse. This was a nice setup for us with the kids having their own space to include a half-bath. A few years ago, we moved to a 32' 5th wheel TH with a 10' garage, no secon...
Recently purchased a new to us 5th wheel TH. All of the research I did prior to purchase showed a 12 gal water heater. Coming from a 10 gal in previous rig, I was looking forward to a bigger tank. Unfortunately, I didn't check it in person before the...
Sorry for hijacking the thread, but I have been wondering about loading two ATVs side by side in my 10' garage. Is that possible? I don't have a second one to test with, but am considering purchasing another.
dougrainer wrote:WHERE did you get the replacement? Non RV 120 elements are longer. Both Atwood and Suburban state you can run the 120 elements up to 20 minutes dry with no damage. DougI got it at a local RV parts house. It's a suburban element.
I'm pretty sure I had burned out the electric heating element because I turned it on with the tank empty by accident for a little while this past weekend, so I replaced it. But, I am curious about the size difference. You can see the two different el...
wa8yxm wrote:Using both Gas and Electric, at the same time, if possible (not always) improves recovery timeAtwood makes a 10 gallon water heater that fits in a six gallon hat. What it does is over heat the water than mix cold in via an automatic mix...
