Trailers and RV'ing
RV Fire Safety
Wed, 05/19/2010 - 04:30 — Beata Antoszek
There is a lot of talk about fire safety at the campground and in the woods, and for obvious reasons. Nobody wants to start a forest fire.
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RV Camping Video-Great Family Vacation Ideas
Fri, 04/30/2010 - 21:32 — Beata AntoszekThis is a nice video from EL Monte RV Rentals (no association). It gives you some great ideas about advantages of RVing vacation with your family.
Time to get on the road again. Enjoy!
This is a nice video from EL Monte RV Rentals (no association). It gives you some great ideas about advantages of RVing vacation with your family.
Time to get on the road again. Enjoy!
Cute Go RVing Commercial
Thu, 04/22/2010 - 03:12 — Beata AntoszekThis is a vey cute new "Go RVing" commercial, which promotes affordability of RVing.
Go check out my "5 Tips to Green up Your RVing".
This is a vey cute new "Go RVing" commercial, which promotes affordability of RVing.
Go check out my "5 Tips to Green up Your RVing".
5 Tips to Green up Your RVing
Fri, 03/05/2010 - 23:20 — Beata Antoszek
And I always thought that green and RVing didn’t mix. Well, this is no longer the case. As it turns out you can actually save energy by going RVing.
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RV Industry Centennial Celebration
Fri, 12/18/2009 - 20:17 — Beata AntoszekDid you know that 2010 marks 100 yeas of the RV industry in the United States? It came a long way from horse-drawn caravans to luxury motorhomes we enjoy today.
Have a look yourself.
Did you know that 2010 marks 100 yeas of the RV industry in the United States? It came a long way from horse-drawn caravans to luxury motorhomes we enjoy today.
Have a look yourself.
Protect Your RV from Rodents
Fri, 11/27/2009 - 01:44 — Beata AntoszekThis video is a continuation on the subject of winterizing.
Before closing off your RV for the winter, make sure to make it an unfriendly place for rodents and bugs.
We had a major mice infestation after our first winter. We just did not think about doing anything in the fall to protect our trailer from mice. As we discovered in the spring, they made our place their home. Actually, they felt so well in there that they kept coming back again and again every night, even after the rightful owners (that is us) returned. So take some steps to prevent mice and other creatures from entering your property. I would also recommend leaving some mouse traps set-up around the place, just in case they do get in.
This video is a continuation on the subject of winterizing.
Before closing off your RV for the winter, make sure to make it an unfriendly place for rodents and bugs.
Winterizing Your RV
Fri, 11/27/2009 - 01:26 — Beata AntoszekWinter is near and this means winterizing your RV's pipes with some antifreeze. Usually you can have it done for you by the experts (at your park or at the dealer's) for a fee or you can do it yourself.
If you decide that you can do it, but you still need some help, watch this video first. It is very helpul in understanding all the things you need to do.
But make no mistake, there is much more to winterizing a trailer than this. First of all it is necessary to check your roof. If the trailer is an older model, the roof may require some fixing and waterproofing. Otherwise covering the AC unit may be sufficient.
Another option is buying an RV cover. It should be made of brathable material, so that moisture won't get trapped inside. Good cover may save you a lot of headache in the springtime.
Winter is near and this means winterizing your RV's pipes with some antifreeze. Usually you can have it done for you by the experts (at your park or at the dealer's) for a fee or you can do it yourself.
If you decide that you can do it, but you still need some help, watch this video first. It is very helpul in understanding all the things you need to do.
House or Camper?
Tue, 06/09/2009 - 21:23 — Beata AntoszekCamping Guide for Beginners
Sun, 05/17/2009 - 19:49 — Randy LaTour
Camping Guide for Beginners
If you didn’t grow up camping, a little research can save you a lot of time and aggravation. The first step is visiting a camping show. Here, you will develop a sense of the entire market and all of the cool toys that are available.
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Why RVing is Cool
Sun, 05/17/2009 - 18:55 — Randy LaTour
Why RVing is Cool:
Camping in an RV offers many more activity options vs. staying in a hotel or worse, just staying home. When you travel in an RV, the list of destinations is endless as is the list of possible activities upon arrival.
Cool Things to Do:
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You've Had Enough of Tent Camping: What's Next
Sun, 05/17/2009 - 02:19 — Randy LaTour
You’ve Had Enough of Tent Camping: What’s Next?
Tent camping is not for the frail. Hey, it’s a great way to get started if you are on a shoestring budget. Some folks continue to camp in tents their entire camping life, and they love it. I gave up tent camping as soon as I could afford something with a few more creature comforts.
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Toys for Big Boys, RVs, Motor-homes, ATVs, Jet Skis
Sun, 05/17/2009 - 00:36 — Randy LaTour
Toys for Big Boys: RVs, Motor-homes, ATVs, Jet Skis, etc.
For big boys, the ideal camping trip toy is a 5O FT Motor-home pulling a 48FT enclosed car hauler. Inside the car hauler would be 4 ATVs, 2 Harley Davidson’s, and a golf cart. Behind the car hauler would follow a Black Hummer (yes, it’s got to be black or yellow), a 40FT yacht, a fishing boat, 2 jet skis, and a BBQ big enough to cook a whole hog.
Preparing Your RV for the new Camping Season
Wed, 05/13/2009 - 06:15 — Randy LaTour
Preparing Your RV for the New Camping Season
If you are like me, you have been chomping at the bit, just waiting for the next camping season to begin. You’re tired of shoveling snow, you’ve stared at the inside walls for months, and the good TV series are coming to an end. You’re ready to hit the road, find a quite place to camp, break out the barbeque and chairs, and spark up the campfire.
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