Caravan Equipment and Accessories that we use in our caravan or plan to install.
Knowing that you can slide behind the wheel of your home and drive it anywhere – at any time – is pretty liberating. At the same time, there’s a price for this kind of freedom that a lot of new RV owners aren’t fully aware of at first. We are talking of course about the …
Flex Seal can fix small holes on camper canvas and stop both liquid and gas leaks, whether on a roof, skylight, ventilation system, or ducts. Flex Seal adheres to almost any surface such as wood, metal, plastic, fiberglass, rubber, and vinyl, making it an excellent choice for quick repairs on your camper. However, Flex Seal …
Can You Use Flex Seal On A Pop Up Camper Canvas? Read More »
A well-outfitted RV totally transforms the way you travel. A proper kitchen – complete with a legitimate refrigerator – turns an oversized camper into a full-blown home on wheels. There’s no better feeling than pulling up to some brand-new spot, parking your RV, and then rating your own refrigerator for a cold drink or the …
Does An RV Refrigerator Work Better on Gas or Electric? Read More »
Truth be told, there’s a lot of confusion out there about the impact that camper shells have on overall gas mileage efficiency numbers. On the one hand, you have a camp of folks that say camper shells dramatically improve fuel mileage in your truck by streamlining your vehicle and eliminating the “wind sail” drag created …
Butane is the kinda-sorta cousin of propane. As a matter of fact, butane often comes in a bottle with a small amount of propane as well. However, there is an unfortunate setback to using butane in the winter. Whenever the outside temperature reaches freezing—32°F or lower—the butane will no longer convert from liquid in the …
There are few things as annoying or as frustrating as an RV owner than finding your battery completely dead. That always – ALWAYS – means that you’re going to have to breakout the battery charger, hook it up to your RV, and wait (sometimes a short while, sometimes a long while) until the battery gets …
Your RV is a legitimate “house on wheels” – but that means that you’re not just on the hook for regular vehicle maintenance (which is critical), but you need to take care of home maintenance on the go as well. A lot of new RV owners don’t realize just how much maintenance they’re going to …
If you’ve owned an RV for any amount of time the odds are good you’ve heard two things about your water pump: One, you can leave it on permanently and have absolutely zero effects whatsoever Two, if you leave your RV water pump even for just a day without water flowing you’ll blow up the …
If you are a new RV owner – or new to owning RVs and parts of the country that get really cold weather during the winter – the odds are pretty good you’ve been surprised about the behavior of your RV antifreeze when the mercury drops. After all, with a thing called antifreeze right there …
Pop-up campers have sort of “changed the game” when it comes to outdoor adventures. Offering a lot of the same amenities that full-size campers bring to the table with a much smaller, more flexible, and more portable footprint, they are quickly becoming the go to choice for those that want to get out in the …
