This is our first year storing a Class A for the winter. Previously, with towables (and inexpensive used ones, at that), I just protected the plumbing and not much else. Now, with a brand new Class A, I'd like to be more thorough. We're storing outdo...
My family is a big fan of visiting National Parks, and we are considering the purchase of a Class A MH. We strongly prefer to camp within the parks rather than at commercial RV campgrounds, and are accustomed to coping with the reduced amenities this...
Looking for advice from those who have experience with both fifth wheeling and Class A ownership.We are a family of six, with four teenagers and two dogs. We like hiking and biking in state and national parks. Our current rig is a 3/4 ton diesel crew...
Thanks for the additional replies. I have my RV uncovered now based on advice given. No power outlets readily available, so I need to determine a solution for the house batteries. Even with the disconnect, I know they won’t last through the winter. A...
Thanks for the replies. Are all in agreement that covering is not necessary in the wintertime?Also, has anyone had experience with spraying the ground with ammonia around the perimeter to keep mice away?
StuckinTracy wrote:… It was great, once it was parked but I could just never get used to having a 16k pound tail wagging my dog. This was a big factor in our decision - my wife has never felt comfortable pulling a trailer of any kind. But she test dr...
RickLIght wrote:Thank you to all! This is a great thread and fits the discussions we are having right now. We've had a small C and a tent trailer. We're now working part time leading to retiring and want to month-plus trips. Maybe go for the National...
