We recently had to replace both the engine and coach batteries on our RV. There is a button on the door for battery use or store. What is that button supposed to be on? We’re newbies to the big RV.
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The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: The Agness Road
Stories from the Road Less Traveled… There comes a point in RV travel when it’s time to ask the critical question: “How far to the next service station that sells diesel?” It was beyond critical when we stopped at a very remote fishing lodge to ask where we could get diesel on the narrow road
On the Road with Sue: Washington’s Olympic National Park
The crown of the Olympic Peninsula has got to be Olympic National Park, consisting of a million acres – including 73 miles of pristine Pacific Ocean beaches, rain forests, alpine meadows, clear mountain lakes, abundant wildlife, and of course that magnificent mountain range. In 1909, President Teddy Roosevelt designated part of the areas as Mount
Tips for Buying a Used RV: What to Look For
There are thousands of used RVs out there for sale, and many of them are in great condition, being sold because of health problems and a myriad of other reasons. This creates an opportunity for savvy shoppers to save thousands of dollars compared to a new unit. Here are some tips for buying a used
On the Road with Sue: The Surprising Olympic Peninsula
Making the turn to drive the loop around the Olympic Peninsula feels as if you’re stepping back in time about 30 years. The Peninsula’s Route 101 is 350 miles long, circling the majestic Olympic Mountains, spectacular beaches, and lush rain forests, all with a very laid-back and friendly atmosphere. As the logging industry has declined
Tips for Selling an RV – How Much is it Worth, Anyway?
Good preparation is key to getting the right price when you sell your RV. It can take a bit of research and some elbow grease, but it’s well worth it when you get a fair price for your RV without waiting too long for the right buyer. Best Time to Sell an RV If you
On the Road with Sue: Glacier National Park
Often referred to as the Crown of the Continent, Glacier National Park offers visitors incredible views, 762 amazing lakes, 2865 miles of streams, 175 mountains, 700 hiking trails, and a variety of wildlife freely traversing through the Park’s more than one million acres. It’s a spectacular mountain landscape, and despite its name, to me the
How Does an RV Refrigerator Work Using Absorption?
Back in the early days of RVing, ice was used to cool food and beverages much as it was in homes, before the advent of modern refrigeration. Mechanical refrigeration systems using compressors are noisy and require a lot of electrical energy, but provide fast cool down. This method has been almost universally adopted for household
10 Best National Parks and Destinations for RV Camping
There are so many different places to visit in the United States it’s sometimes hard to know how to start picking a destination. Thankfully, we’ve compiled a list of places we recommend RVers to visit! RV Repair Club contributor Sue Bray has visited all of these parks and has given us a highlight reel of
Pre-Trip Checklist for Motorhomes and Travel Trailers
Are you about to head out on a big trip in your RV? There are a couple things you should check first. Before hitting the road, always take the time to perform a walk-around inside and outside of your rig to make sure everything is disconnected, put away, and stowed properly. Forgetting simple tasks like
