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For what it's worth, storms are scary in an RV. The castle is rocking.
For what it's worth, storms are scary in an RV. The castle is rocking.
Most campgrounds have some sort of designated storm shelter, even if it's just the cinder block shower house. If it gets too bad don't be shy about going.
For what it's worth, storms are scary in an RV. The castle is rocking.
Beats a tent any day
My favorite show to watch (Amazone prime). Check it out.
Ok, back to camping. It is getting nasty out there.
What are your thoughts on gutting an RV? I am going back to buying an older one, replacing all the iffy parts for sure. What I am mostly interested in (husband disagrees), is taking out useless stuff.
We also have to have a decent size bunk, or elevated bed, for the "horse", which, when built into the floorplan, just makes the entire space awkward.
My favorite show to watch (Amazone prime). Check it out.
I'm not sure I understand the logic of closing off that particular avenue of recreation.
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I agree.
Here's an interesting take on living remotely full time in a truck camper during COVID 19. Not quite the answer you'd think it might be.
No one into RVing?
Yes, I like RV's. I don't own one but I would like to someday, I have rented them in the past.
I also worked for an RV dealership as a parts salesman, mechanic, and installation technician.
I learned a lot about them and I think they're very cool.
Just what I ask me about parts and repairs feel free to ask me. That goes for anybody.
I was an engine in frame guy, two codes that work on the generator I never went doing plumbing and stuff the last guy you were doing your clothing I can do just about anything else.I hope you aren't the guy who fixed the plumbing on my last new RV and broke the cabinet while doing it. :shock:
Just kidding, but that really happened. The slight leak under the sink was repaired under warranty, but the repairman broke the cabinet in gaining access. Then he just kind of stuck it back in place so we didn't notice until we took the RV home. Necessitated another appointment with the dealership and another period of a couple weeks we didn't have the use of our camper.
Ok, back to camping. It is getting nasty out there.
What are your thoughts on gutting an RV? I am going back to buying an older one, replacing all the iffy parts for sure. What I am mostly interested in (husband disagrees), is taking out useless stuff.
We also have to have a decent size bunk, or elevated bed, for the "horse", which, when built into the floorplan, just makes the entire space awkward.