Class B Pleasure Way. In hot weather, on propane or battery power, the frig won't keep up. It does fine plugged in at a campground but I'm usually in a parking lot during the day. I've been leaving it on propane, but 60 Degrees certainly won't keep f...
The lever broke off my fresh water holding tank spout. I can still turn it with vise grips,and it's not leaking, but am considering replacing the valve. Is it worth the effort? Should I use the same hole, or cut a new hole for a new valve and just ig...
I have a Pleasure Way van, 2001. I'm on the road working and the last two days, the frig is really struggling. Before the trip, I had it plugged into AC at my house , and it made it to 29 degrees overnight. Overnight temp was in the 60's. During the ...
After visiting Alaska last year and wishing we had rented an RV, we didn't want to make the same potential mistake in Banff. So a few questions... Does anyone have experience renting there? Can you just pull over and sleep like Alaska, or must you fi...
As someone trying to learn about whether I need to get solar or a portable generator, thanks for the healthy discussion. And also the belly laugh at the end!
MrWizard, Yes it is an old 3 way. If the 12v is just a keeper mode, would solar change anything?It's sounding more like an lp burner/flame issue. Is that a difficult one to repair/replace?So how do the boondocker's get cool friges on solar, if the 12...
Thanks time2roll. The repair guys supposedly looked at the panel and flame, but since this pleasure way's frig parts are very difficult to get to, I think they may have made a feeble attempt but not really given it the inspection it needed.The propan...
I guess, what I'm asking is whether the house power could be plugged into the solar system and bypass the batteries, which as I type seems totally stupid because I'm guessing you can't go from solar panel to inverter to AC plug. The batteries must st...
