I haven’t taken a formal survey, but I’d guess that many RVers would consider their air conditioners among the most essential pieces of equipment. And if you don’t feel that…
When it comes to a level rig, there are two ends to the spectrum of RVers. On one end, we have those who don’t care so long as things are sort of close.…
Towing a Dinghy Q: We have a 2021 Fleetwood Flair 29-foot motorhome. What is the easiest car to flat tow behind my motorhome? What extra equipment do I need to…
As RV owners, we are often faced with having to make decisions on which maintenance chores we would rather have a dealer or repair center do and which ones we will do ourselves.…
Carbon Monoxide Alarms Q: My wife and I bought a 2007 Forest River Georgetown Class A motorhome. I did not realize it did not have a carbon monoxide (CO) alarm in it. There…
Dinghy Braking Q: We have a 2014 Itasca Suncruiser 37F on a Ford F-53 chassis with a V-10 and tow a 2004 Jeep Liberty 4×4. I understand from the dealer that once…
Battery Drain Problem Q: We have a 2019 Fleetwood Bounder 35K Class A motorhome that we bought new. It has a 100-watt solar panel on the roof, a 5.5-kW Onan generator, and four…
Tired of Blowouts Q: There have been numerous blowouts of my RV’s ST225/75R15 tires across 20,000 miles while towing my 9,500-pound GVWR Open Range model 18UF2910RL fifth-wheel. The most recent cost $8,800…