The warming spring temperatures have ushered in another camping season along with the promise of hot, lazy summer days. Thoughts of spending hours enjoying hiking, fishing, or exploring nature’s secrets in the backcountry come to the forefront of your mind. Yes, it’s time to get the RV on the road with an eye toward air
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Staying cool in your RV during the summer is a direct result of regular air conditioner maintenance. Though there are both roof and basement AC units used by RV manufacturers, we will address the most common, roof mounted unit. The first and most frequent item that needs attention are the filters; that screen the
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Pretty well any one that has gone from a furnace to hydronic heat in an RV, would never go back. Not because there was anything really wrong with the Suburban type furnace, but due to the superior operation qualities found in the hydronic units. Some of those benefits are better heat distribution, quieter operation and
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Dear Gary, I bought a heat strip for my Duo-Therm roof air conditioning unit and I don’t know where to install it. I know it is the correct type for my unit but can’t quite figure out where it goes. John Justice, (Lake Ariel, PA)
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