Delamination is where a wall or roof that’s made up of distinct layers begins to come apart. When they do so, some layers can expand creating visual bubbling, waves, or bulges on the surface. This is evident mostly in older RVs, campers, and other recreational vehicles. If your RV or camper currently has this problem, […]
The vehicle identification number (or VIN for short) is almost like a fingerprint for a vehicle. It’s unique and present on the majority of RVs. It confirms various pieces of information about the motorhome, trailer, camper, or other RV such as in which country it was made, the year it was produced, engine type, body
The RV thermostat is part of the system that helps to regulate the temperature in the motorhome, trailer, or camper. Sometimes, you may be getting strange readings, an unresponsive display, or a furnace that activates and deactivates under odd circumstances. How to Tell If RV Thermostat is Bad? A thermostat may not instantly fail and
Travel trailers have some weight to them, but they don’t usually weigh as much as a Class A RV, a toy hauler with the toys inside, or a fifth wheel. From a weight perspective, they sit between these and a camper. This provides some initial perspective on how to secure the travel trailer in high
Pulling out of an RV campground only to find yourself towing a travel trailer in high winds is no joke. For people who regularly end up needing to tow their trailer (or camper for that matter) when the storms are predicted, we’ve put together this guide to keep your family safe. We also advise when
