Some of the RV DIY projects I’ve done on my full time boondocking Class A motorhome.
An “extend a stay kit” for your motorhome’s propane system can give you a few advantages, particularly if you camp more than a week or two at a time, be that at an RV park, state or national park, or boondocking on public lands. If you are a fulltime RVer,…
When you’re on the road, little things can go wrong, and you might not be able to find the simple RV parts you need to do simple RV repairs. Below are a few of the items that can break, and are not stocked at Walmart, and may only be found…
This is a very simple RV DIY project you can do for around $30, or less. Works best if your RV has carpet on the ceiling. All you need is a USB fan, a USB battery pack, and some industrial strength velcro. Put the velcro on the fan’s stand, with…
About the only places in North America with temperatures below 90-100 degrees in the summer are on the extreme Northwest or Northeast coasts, in the mountains above 7,000 feet, or in far north Canada or Alaska. If you can’t escape to a great, cool weather place for the summer, here…
Click here for RV towing supplies on Amazon. With two wheeled tow dollies and four wheeled trailers, almost any car can be towed behind an RV, as long as the weight of the car plus the weight of the trailer or tow dolly doesn’t exceed the motor home’s recommended towing…
If you are traveling, and especially, if you like to go boondocking off grid in your RV, you often won’t have cellphone service, or an internet connection. That is a simple fact. In order to optimize your chances of getting cell service while on the road, and while off grid,…
My hot water heater went out, and I had to pay someone to fix it!
