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  • Sharon waterbug
    Sharon waterbug:
    Tue at 12:49 PMI hate to envy those sweltering in their campers. Mine is so cold....but noisy as heck. Im redoing the roof and wish I could remove the AC, but I am doing the work myself and really don't want to hire and spend the money to remove and replace it. It wo...  more
  • Leon and Susan
    Leon and Susan:
    Tue at 12:06 PMTry gating on the roof and clean the AC form outside & inside it'll help you.
  • maseratidoug
    maseratidoug:
    Tue at 10:36 AMI bought a 2002 Travel Trailer and when I needed cooling the A/C just barely did anything, all the service people keep saying it's time to replace the A/C, is it more likely not cooling because of dirty cooling fins? Also I have heard if your RV didn't c...  more
    • maseratidoug
      Pete & Beaver Hester Tue at 11:36 AM We replaced our AC this past summer and it’s not a whole lot better. I wish we had called in a RV mobile tech and not just taken the advice from others that due to it’s age we should just get a new one. Ours is a 2006 and when we first got it, it would ...  more
    • maseratidoug
      Glen & Margie Tue at 8:18 PM I just traded my 2006 35' trailer for a new unit. Two years ago I replace the 13500 btu air unit with a 15000 btu and it made a world of a difference. It was a 102 to 107 degrees for the first two month of our trip and the 15k keep us cool. So if you have...  more
  • RV Repair Club
    RV Repair Club:
    February 15Learn more about protecting your refrigerator and how to conduct minor RV refrigerator repair in this free video. #RVRepairClub http://ow.ly/QkjY30nIBkL
    Top Tip to Avoid RV Refrigerator Repair Projects
    Top Tip to Avoid RV Refrigerator Repair Projects
    Learn more about protecting your refrigerator and how to conduct minor RV refrigerator repair.
  • RV Repair Club
    RV Repair Club:
    February 15Looking for creative ways to organize your kitchen? Check out these 5 easy storage solutions that will help to improve your RV space. #RVRepairClub ow.ly/grW530nIB3s...  more
    5 RV Storage Solutions For Your RV Kitchen | RV Repair Club
    5 RV Storage Solutions For Your RV Kitchen | RV Repair Club
    Looking for creative ways to organize your kitchen? Check out these easy storage solutions that will help to improve your RV space.
  • RV Repair Club
    RV Repair Club:
    February 15In this free video tutorial, RV repair expert Dave Solberg teaches you what to do when your fabric RV headliner sags because of failing adhesive. #RVRepairClub ow.ly/3QN330nIAUk...  more
    How to Fix a Sagging RV Headliner | RV Repair Club
    How to Fix a Sagging RV Headliner | RV Repair Club
    In this free video tutorial, RV repair expert Dave Solberg teaches you what to do when your fabric RV headliner sags because of failing adhesive.
  • hammer55
    hammer55:
    February 10OK, I am wanting to change out the foam seal around the outside inner side out the slide out, it is now about a 3/4 x 3/8 inch foam with a adhesive back, It is quite thin in my opinion, what has anyone replaced their with, I am thinking of a true rubber s...  more
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      Steve&Barb February 10 I replaced the foam with a rubber bubble type of seal. My rv tech said to make sure that the room closes to the same place.
    • hammer55
      John And Debbie Maxson February 13 We need to change out ours also. Love to follow your comments and lessons.
    • hammer55
      O'Connells February 13 We are also going to be replacing ours soon. Any tips you can share would be much appreciated.
    • hammer55
      Steve&Barb February 13 I should have been more clear. The seal I used was a "d" shaped rubber with the bubble being about 3/4 inch. I screwed the straight edge using a screw about every 3 inches. When I removed the sponge seal I used a heat gun and a plastic putty knife to rem...  more
    • hammer55
      Dick & Sharon February 15 Check out Steele Rubber Products.
  • Oh the Places We'll Roll
    Oh the Places We'll Roll:
    February 8Hi all. I thought I would share my video of my little diaphragm water pump hack in our RV. The sound of those pumps drives my bonkers and this helped quite a bit. If you'd like to jump straight to the hack section, it starts at about 13:40. youtu....  more
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    • Andy & Maureen T and 4 others like this.
    • Oh the Places We'll Roll
      Wildheart February 8 Brilliant! I need to do this, because I have that same obnoxious noise/vibration issue. Thanks for sharing this hack!
    • Oh the Places We'll Roll
      Oh the Places We'll Roll February 8 Yeah I searched for something to replace the pump with that was quieter, like an impeller pump they put on cars, to no avail.  So, this was the next best thing I figured.  It's definitely quieter outside as well so the neighbors don't have to li...  more
    • Oh the Places We'll Roll
      David & Kristy's RV Adventures February 8 More so in some RVs than others, we can barely hear ours.
      I like to hear it some tho so I now it it's not shutting off for what ever reason out of water or a leak.
      Thy will burn up if thy run dry for very long.
      Safe Travels
      No-hur...  more
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      • Oh the Places We'll Roll
        Oh the Places We'll Roll February 8 Yes good point. I wouldn't want it to be completely silent for that reason. A cycling pump points to low pressure which points to a potential leak. Bad scenario for RVs :-)
  • RV Repair Club
    RV Repair Club:
    February 5Understand what annual maintenance and pre-trip inspections you should perform to keep your RV tires running in top shape with these RV tire care tips. Read more now! #RVRepairClub ow.ly/zL7B30mybAQ...  more
    RV Tire Care: How to Maintain and Keep in Top Shape
    RV Tire Care: How to Maintain and Keep in Top Shape
    Understand what annual maintenance and pre-trip inspections you should perform to keep your RV tires running in top shape with these RV tire care tips.
    • Andy & Maureen T and 1 other like this.
    • RV Repair Club
      OldMan February 5 I treat the RV like I treated the airplane I used to own. Annual inspection of ALL major systems and attachments. Each year, tires are in the inspection plan. Brakes, wheel bearings, the works. 
  • RV Repair Club
    RV Repair Club:
    February 5Learn step-by-step how to disconnect, fill and monitor your RV propane tank. #RVRepairClub http://ow.ly/jg7P30nANdh
    Detecting an RV Propane Tank Leak: Propane Safety Tips
    Detecting an RV Propane Tank Leak: Propane Safety Tips
    It’s important to care for and properly use your RV propane tank. Dave Solberg teaches you some quick safety tips.