How big of a truck do I need? That question normally sparks quite a debate amongst RVers. Unless it’s a reasonably lightweight pull behind that you can manage with a full-size SUV or half ton pick up with load stabilizers, you’re looking at a 3/4 ton and up. Any gooseneck or fifth wheel trailer much…
Winterizing: The last thing you need is water in the lines that when it freezes, water expands and potentially will crack the Pex pipe in usually the worst possible spot to get at. The system must be blown out, at low pressure, with a special attachment, and the system filled with RV waterline antifreeze (do…
Maiden Voyage Goodies: It’s good to be prepared to ensure you’re first stay in your RV is a pleasant one. Here are a few things to make sure are on your to-do-list: A new septic drain hose kit (I like Viper brand), white lined potable fresh water supply hose with PSI limiter (40-45 PSI) and,…
A phrase that seems to encapsulate much of what I hear this time of the year. Why isn’t the appliance or whatever working now? The answer often times is maintenance. Especially as we’re coming out of the winter thaw, it’s important to know what you got. On the average, for around $450, I can do…
We are proud to announce that we have been certified by RVSA, Recreational Vehicle Service Academy. Here is an excerpt from their site that explains what this certification is all about: Why? It’s a clear indication that the person holding that certificate is among the most highly qualified in his or her field. Certification is…
OK, Things are thawing out and it’s time to start reserving spots for the next RV adventure! Make sure your motorcoach is ready when it’s time to roll as there’s nothing much worse than scheduling time for vacation, making the often nonrefundable lot space reservations, loading the RV with great anticipation of a fun break…
As the time is rapidly approaching for the 2019 RV season, are there some conveniences or upgrades that would make your RV adventures more enjoyable? Here at RVRX, with over 3 decades of construction experience, there are several additions that can be done to really enhance the motor coach without busting the vacation budget. When…
Yes, every time you pull your RV out for a trip you are essentially, driving your house through a hurricane and an earthquake, all at once. Tiffin Motorhomes Image Source Link It’s little wonder that all motorcoaches & RVs have issues with leaks, cracking seams, and wiring issues. I was just at a huge RV…
The best way to avoid costly repairs is to have regular maintenance performed by a certified technician, like RVRX. From HVAC, water heater cleansing and anode check to an overall LP gas systems check, I have you covered. A semi-annual roof inspection can catch a small problem before it becomes a roof replacement. Have me…
