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1990 FleetWood BounderA friend of mine has determined that he would like to sell his 1990 Fleetwood Bounder Class A Motorhome for a smokin $6700.  Lock, stock and barrell this coach comes furnished with [click to continue…]

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Replacing the RV Toilet

by JessJuly 12, 2009

So we had to replace the toilet. The seals were old and cracked. They were leaking water, not pouring, but leaking. A slow and steady sort of leak. We had to put a towel down around the base and within 3-4 days it was sopping wet.

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Mail forwarding for RV enthusiasts

by JeffApril 11, 2009

Get your paper mail while you’re on the road. Have it “electronically” forwarded!
If you’ve ever hit the asphalt ocean for any period of time you know how hard it is to keep up with the paper mail while you’re gone. Unfortunately you can’t hitch up your mailman and bring your mail along with you. More [...]

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Are you using that Motorhome shower?

by JessApril 9, 2009

Cleanliness Space is next to Godliness in your RV
Today I want to share with you my thoughts on our RV shower. In our case… we don’t use it… well, not in the typical sense. Some RV’ers do use their showers and some do not. We happen to be of the mind that if the place [...]

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Hanging pictures in your RV without hurting your walls

by JimMarch 10, 2009

One question that seems to pop up quite often on the various forums is how to secure pictures to the wall of your RV.
Picture Hanging at 60 MPH
Unlike our art work at home, a simple nail in the wall won’t do the trick as

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Painting the Interior Walls of Your RV

by JimFebruary 27, 2009

One of the most asked questions I get is how to paint interior walls on an RV. As most interiors come from the manufacture in stark white, it is only natural for one to want to personalize their RV and one of the best ways to do that is a coat of paint. That being [...]

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The VacPan (RV Central Vacuum System On the Cheap)

by JimDecember 7, 2008

The Elemental Essence of Debris Elimination
If you’ve recently changed out your RV carpeting for a hard surface floor, you may find yourself doing a lot more sweeping!  It’s surprising how much sand and soil came off your shoes, then hid in the pile of the carpet.  But with hard surface flooring

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Vinyl Trafficmaster Allure flooring, a great alternative to carpet in your RV

by JimNovember 12, 2008

Many folks and a few manufacturers are coming around to the practicality of hard surface flooring throughout their RVs. Inevitably, the carpeting in most trailers end up soiled, stained, or matted to the point that no amount of vacuuming or shampooing will bring it back to its original condition. The best you can do in [...]

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A review of the Good Sam Trailer Life Directory

by JeffNovember 9, 2008

Right before I decided to start RV’ing, I determined that I needed a “guidebook” of campgrounds, services, dump stations across america, places I could fill up with fresh water, etc.  I was wondering how I should go about finding the information I needed.  I started with a basic atlas.  Quickly I found that the atlas was more vague [...]

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1984 Coleman Pop-up Manual and Parts Catalog

by JeffOctober 23, 2008

For all of you out there with a 1984 Coleman popup tent trailer (any model), I am posting for your enjoyment and needs the actual trailer manual from coleman as well as

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