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Parking your RV for a month or more? Read this first to see what you need to do before parking & storing your RV for a long time! Here RVers share their personal experiences storing RVs longterm, plus tips that will save you time & money when storing your RV for the winter… or longer. See the pros & cons of indoor RV storage vs. outdoor RV storage, ways to protect your RV awning, roof, tires, alarm system, water pump, big screen TV, furniture, and more. And all about RV sun damage and how to prevent it by using RV covers, tire covers, windshield covers & dashboard covers or an RV garage.
One of the most common reasons that RV generators fail is lack of use — as strange as that may sound. The best way to avoid this problem is to run your RV generator on a regular basis. In addition to that, here are more RV generator tips…
Even when RV tires look like new and have plenty of tread on them, if they are not used regularly and shielded from the sun, then they WILL fail early — and may cause a blowout! Here’s how to protect your tires and prevent tire rot.
The fact of the matter is, the longer a motorhome is parked and unused, the faster its value declines. Top that with the fact that RVs stored in harsher climates — either too hot or too cold; too dry or too snowy & rainy — can be dramatically decrease in value and even become worthless. Here’s what to look for before you buy a used RV motorhome.
If you’ve stored your RV for the winter, then it’s time to get it out of storage and get things in order for your summer travels. Here’s how I prepare our RV each year for a summer of fun on the road…
Following are some questions you’ll want to ask yourself, along with some of the differences between the various types of recreational vehicles on the market today. Great tips for buying a new or used RV.
