A carbon monoxide detector is an essential item for your RV. Whether it’s a camper, trailer, RV, or campervan too, don’t leave home without it. The risk to both humans and pets is from the inhalation of harmful carbon monoxide (CO) gases. These can build up to a toxic level. This gas is silent, doesn’t …
A travel trailer may have a single axle or perhaps a double (dual) axle instead. For people who are not overly familiar with mechanical things, this is already confusing. We get it! If so, this article lays out the differences in layperson’s terms for you. What is an Axle? A tow vehicle or a travel …
Owning an RV or campervan, it’s common to have a 12 volt refrigerator to keep food fresh and/or frozen. While the internal temperature is usually relative to the ambient outdoor temperature, a decent brand of refrigerator like Dometic can keep food and drinks cool enough in most seasons and locations. It’s preferable to run the …
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Slide-outs are terrific to use once you’ve parked at the campsite and wish to settle in. The added internal space makes them a no-brainer, but with older RVs, they can be troublesome. No one brand isn’t susceptible to the problem. For instance, Keystone RV slide out leaks do happen, so don’t be fooled into thinking …
Owning a truck and getting a lift kit installed is fun. When younger, it can provide extra visual punch when riding around the neighborhood or through the superstore parking lot. However, when already owning one, it’s fair to ask whether towing fifth wheel with lifted truck is possible? In this article, we’ll provide an answer …
