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Today I’d like to talk about something that every Travel Trailer owner should consider adding to their trailer – the MarCELL Multisensor Wireless S-Pucks. One of the repetitive topics on any RV page happens to be water leaks. In fact… Continue Reading →
I still remember the first time I lifted up the 50 Amp cord to our new travel trailer back in 2017. There were two things really surprised me. One, the cord was much heavier than I anticipated and two; it… Continue Reading →
So, having a hard time trying to come up with a gift for that camper in your family? Here are some gift ideas for travel trailer owners that won’t break the bank.
Winter has come to Texas!
Our new book: “A Guide to Help You Decide; Is a Travel Trailer the Right Choice for Me?” is now available at Amazon.com. It is available in both Paperback and eBook format Click here to view the book on Amazon…. Continue Reading →
When I used to conduct training on Software Applications I would tell my audience that they “need to get religion” around how they used the new system. To “get religion” simply meant that they had to be religious in how… Continue Reading →
The trip to the factory came after a surprise phone call on the 25th of September, just four days after they started repairs on the unit. I was really expecting that it wouldn’t be ready until the date they gave… Continue Reading →
You may remember from my earlier blog about June shipments, that I thought the RV industry would make up for the Covid19 shut down. I think there is very little doubt about that happening. But there is a lot more… Continue Reading →
On the way back from Wisconsin we talked a lot about whether it was time for a change; in tow vehicles that is! We have been towing with Ram vehicles since 1990. Our first excursion into “real” towing was with… Continue Reading →
RV Manufacturing is off the charts!
RV manufacturing is off the charts; here are Septembers numbers: The RV industry is now only down only .8% over 2019 for all “towable RV’s” and down 3.2% for all RV shipments which include all classes of Motorhomes. This is… Continue Reading →