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RV Shock Installation 1982 Ford Jamboree E350
You can replace your own motorhome shocks but it can be dangerous. In this video I will share with you how I replaced my own shocks on a 1982 Ford Jamboree E350 Economine. The total cost of this project was $144.00 dollars for these shocks. https://amzn.to/2FGWy8z https://amzn.to/2USNZxK This is not a how to video as your system will probably be different and I do not want to encourage anyone to attempt this that is uncomfortable or equipped to do this job. This is for educational purposes only so be careful out there! My install was straight forward but your install...
RV - Travel Trailer Sink faucet Installation
Quick and easy installation of a RV sink faucet. My Amazon link to the faucet is here https://amzn.to/2YiWSTl The only tools you need are your hands unless you need to drill some new holes. If that is the case then you need a drill, a one inch paddle bit, and maybe some pliers. Putting in a new RV or travel trailer faucet is a pretty easy install and can be a great upgrade for your motorhome. The process took me about an hour. I hope this video helped you out. Thank you for watching and happy camping.
RVing In Winter Water Pump Freezing Solved
Using PC cooling fans I was able to keep my RV water pump compartment from freezing as long as the heat is on inside the RV. You can get the fans and covers I used here Fans https://amzn.to/2OgXDaF Covers https://amzn.to/2TYNdls The temperature inside the water pump cabinet is now the same temperature inside the RV. This will keep everything in the two cabinets from freezing as long as the temperature inside the RV is above freezing using the furnace. The fans draw very low current at .8 amps compared to 12 amps that heat tape and a fresh water tank...
RV Propane Overfill Warning
Always make sure you watch anyone filling up your RV propane tanks to make sure this does not happen to you. While on a trip to the lake we stopped to get propane and our tank was way overfilled. This cause a potentially dangerous situation later down the road. Always know your tank capacity and watch the people filling up your tank to make sure they fill it correctly. 1 gallon of propane weighs 4.2 pounds. I hope that helps someone. Thank you for watching and happy camping. Jim