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There are so many things to maintain on a motorhome, sometimes we overlook the simplest maintenance requirements. As the old saying goes, you can’t see the forest for the trees. But simple oversights can result in costly repair bills to correct the problem. |
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The other day I was doing some preliminary planning for our first RV trip of the year. I decided to review some paperwork that I keep in the RV, and I'm glad I did. |
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After numerous requests we finally decided to produce a motorhome driving DVD. I enlisted the help from a professional driver and book author Lorrin Walsh. I always thought I was a good driver, but even old dogs can learn new tricks. |
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The awnings on your motorhome will provide years of reliable, trouble-free operation if you take the time to do a little preventive maintenance and cleaning. Remember, it is much easier to prevent damage to your awning than it is to repair it. |
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When you put your motorhome in storage the battery(s) lose their charge over time. You should test the state of charge every month and charge any battery that is at or below an 80 percent state of charge. |
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It seems as though I talk about tire safety all of the time. The reason I do is because tires are an important safety topic concerning motorhomes, and are often overlooked. |
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