New RV? Take a shakedown cruise Before you take off on a two week or longer trip in your new RV, it's a good idea to start a little closer to home with a shakedown trip. Find any problems when you're close to home, so you can get them fixed conveniently
Saving Your Rear End Dragging the rear end of your motorhome is not good. Plus the noise sounds like you are ripping apart the rear end of your coach. Two driving maneuvers can help prevent dragging.
Using the Sun to Power Your RV If RVing is your thing, portable RV solar modules are worth taking a look at. With high fuel prices, you need to save money wherever you can.
New Book Helps RVers Find Camp Hosting Positions A new guidebook provides RVers with information about thousands of places to stay for free in state parks across America in exchange for serving as a camp host.
Spend more time camping: Organize your Stuff RVers carry a lot of tools and accessories. If your tools are organized and easily accessible, setting up and taking down camp can be routine.
How to inspect your RV for water damage If there is a way to get in your RV, water will find it. Water leaks on an RV can cause extensive damage and can be extremely costly to repair. Here from RV expert Mark Polk is advice about how to inspect for leaks and help ensure you avoid costly repairs.
RV Solar - practical energy independence For the ultimate in RV energy independence, solar energy can’t be beat. As long as the sun is shining, solar panels silently capture the sun's abundant energy. This article introduces the basic components of an RV solar power system.
Generators and Solar - RV power options An ancillary electrical power supply is essential for extended camping many state and regional parks and more remote locations. There are really only two choices for power without hookups: generators and solar.
Extending your stay - battery conservation tips Sometimes you need to rely on your RV's 12-volt batteries for lights and some electrical needs. These tips will help you get the most out of your batteries, extending them and your enjoyment of your RV.
Your RV water supply - keep it fresh and clean Keeping our RVs supplied with clean, fresh tasting water involves more than just hooking up a garden hose to a faucet. Following few tips will help ensure that your water supply is clean and healthy.
Driving grades: Keep it steady Taking an RV on mountain grades can seem daunting. By using your transmission effectively, you can make it easier on your vehicle, safer and more fun.
Backing trailers gets easier with practice Some folks find backing a trailer into a confined space intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. By practicing a few simple techniques you will learn to handle your trailer like a pro.
Dry camping - extending your stay Dry camping (camping without hookups) allows us to enjoy camping in special places while still enjoying our creature comforts. A few tips and techniques can help extend your stay.
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