RV Repair and Maintenance:
for the do-it-yourself RV
owner.
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As a certified RV
technician with years of experience, I know
that regular RV maintenance and
repairs make more than good sense...
... they also maintain the value of your RV
for years to come!
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Trust
me: It's much easier -- and cheaper! -- to do
simple RV repairs yourself than to ignore small problems until
you are forced to take your RV into a shop and pay the high
prices charged by mechanics and
technicians!
If you're not comfortable doing repairs
yourself, don't worry!
This web site contains FREE,
step-by-step information on RV repairs that makes it easy for
anyone to jump in and start working on their recreational
vehicle.
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If
you think you know all there is
to know about buying a used RV
... then you do not need to
read any further. You will be
wasting your time. Just go out
and buy that
RV.
But ...
Why would you try to do it
yourself when you can get
expert advice from a certified
RV repair
technician?
Get yourself
"armed and
dangerous".
With this
guide you will learn
exactly what to look for and
especially what to look
out for when shopping for a
used RV.
Read
the full article
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RV Tip:
Reminders
Ever
forget to lower your TV
antenna or unhook your
power
cord?
We have all done something
similar, and this weeks tip
deals with one method of
reminding yourself of routine
tasks.
Read the
full article
RV Fridge
Tip
Let me share this tip with you
- put a single ice cube in a
paper cup and leave it in your
freezer and check it daily to
be sure there had not been a
power failure at the campground
while you were away for the
day, or that nothing else has
happened to cause the frozen
foods to partially thaw and
re-freeze
again.
See
More ...
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RV Water
Sanitizing Tip
If
you notice a stale odor when
using water from the fresh
water tank, this indicates
that water was left in the
system for quite some time and
has grown
stagnant.
The best thing to do when
this happens is to sanitize the
entire water system. First
drain all of the water out of
the system, and then close all
of the drains.
Read
the full article
Dewinterizing
the RV Water
System
Dewinterizing
is simply the process of
removing all traces of the
RV antifreeze that was used
to protect the water
system. Here's a
step by step
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2006 Les Doll E-mail:
lesdoll@rverscorner.com
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