Chattanooga can be a busy city, and with all of the traffic it’s easy to get stuck in gridlock. If you’re looking to avoid the congestion, there are a few alternate routes into or out of town that can help you get where you need to go without hassle. Where Is Chattanooga? Chattanooga is located …
If you’re traveling between Northern and Southern California, the dreaded Grapevine can present a daunting challenge. It’s often crowded with traffic and its steep grades can be intimidating for some drivers, especially if you’re driving a motorhome or pulling a trailer. Fortunately, there are several alternate routes you can take to avoid this section of …
When you’re driving a motorhome or pulling a large RV, the last thing you want to have to do is navigate the George Washington Bridge, or any other bridge in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area. It can be a daunting task and one that can lead to some very unpleasant traffic delays. Fortunately, there …
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Most RVs take some sort of propane. It’s important for operating appliances like the stove, oven, and refrigerator, as well as your furnace for producing heat in cold weather. However, every RV takes a different size tank. Some RVs take a 16-ounce propane tank, but it’s important to know how long this will last you. …
Protecting your RV while it’s in storage is important, but what may people don’t realize is that inclement weather and sun can also damage their RV, even while they’re using it. There are plenty of ways to cover it, but roof covers and full covers are some of the best options. While a full cover …
Shrinking RV window seals can be caused by a variety of things including age, temperature, sunlight, and more. With that said, fixing shrunken RV window seals is not the hardest task in the world. One of the best methods for fixing a shrunken RV window seal is to stretch them out. You may also be …
RVs require various types of maintenance, but one of the most important things you can do to protect your investment is to regularly seal your RV roof. Depending on the type of roof your RV has, you may need to seal it as often as every six months or as little as once a year. …
If you have an RV oven from the Magic Chef line, then there may come a time when you start having some issues with it. These are generally considered to be fairly good RV ovens, although they do sometimes have issues with the pilot light and the igniter. In this Magic Chef RV oven troubleshooting …
Camping in the winter can be tough for many reasons. Many different types of RVs are vulnerable to the cold weather because they’re simply not as well insulated as a home. Your RV furnace is especially critical when it comes to camping in the cold. An RV furnace may not ignite for several reasons. The …
There are two types of power supplies on RVs: 30 amp and 50 amp. Smaller RVs are generally powered by 30 amp plugs while larger RVs have 50 amp connections. So, what’s the difference between 30 amp and 50 amp RVs? 30 AMP RVs only have three wires, only use 120 volts, and max out …
