by Explorer RV Club | Jun 9, 2021 | DIY
Since RVs are typically not used as frequently as your everyday vehicle, they require extra stringent tire maintenance. Scroll down for some tips that will help you minimize your chances of a tire blowout when driving your RV. Make Sure Your Tires are Fully Inflated...
by Malcolm Callister | May 17, 2021 | DIY
It was a Monday lunchtime in September, nobody was around, kids were back in schools. Linda and I had just backed our fifth wheel trailer onto the Forestry Commission-approved dry camping site. We were at Kootenai Falls, Montana. Kootenai Falls is located between the...
by Howard J. Elmer | May 12, 2021 | DIY
Not a lot of us spend our time on the road with our noses in the air, looking straight up. We’d miss all the scenery we’re on the road to see in the first place! When it comes to our immediate surroundings though, it should be noted that we frequently notice the...
by Malcolm Callister | Apr 23, 2021 | DIY, RV Living
It was the first day of November when we crossed the USA-Mexico border at Nogales south of Tucson. Six rigs in a small caravan, driving into Mexico. Five couples and Janice on her own with her dog. About two hours after crossing the border, we watched in horror as the...
by Howard J. Elmer | Mar 4, 2021 | DIY, RV Living
If you have a self-contained RV, then you probably have three holding tanks. The fresh water holding tank, the grey water holding tank that collects dirty water from the sinks and shower, while the black water holding tank is for the toilet only. The grey and black...
by Explorer RV Club | Feb 11, 2021 | DIY
There’s a lot of pressure these days to have a “Pinterest-worthy” RV interior. At the end of the day, however, it’s most important to have an RV that you love with a space that’s functional for you and your loved ones. Still, if...
