Give these little workhorses the care they need. From engine batteries to house batteries, regular maintenance goes a long way to keeping the lights on.
Hi folks! More about slides and mice this month, and some general maintenance answers. Remember to send your RVing questions to [email protected]. Hi Mark We have a 2012 Forest River Georgetown 38′ motorhome. When it’s parked and the slides are out, the bedroom slide will sometimes creep in a couple of inches and when the
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The supply of electricity to your RV is the single most important system that makes the RV lifestyle possible. Electricity, supplied by the starter battery, starts your engine, without which you wouldn’t make it to the nearest campground. When we camp without hookups, electricity from our house batteries provides the day to day features
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I was recently asked a question and felt like the answer could be useful to lots of RVers, so I am using the question as the topic for this article. Q: Hi Mark, we live in Colorado and we are preparing our RV for storage. I just had the RV winterized, but I am concerned about
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The topic of RV batteries seems to come up a lot among RVers, and there is good reason for it. Did you know the average life for RV batteries with limited battery care and maintenance is only 2 to 3 years, and that 85% of all 12-volt batteries manufactured die before they should? That can
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