If you have a fifth wheel camper, you will need to use your truck to pull it from place to place. The only way to pull a fifth wheel is with the use of a hitch. Fifth wheel hitches are installed under the rear end of the truck and help safely transport your fifth wheel. ...read more
Burning used motor oil can be a resourceful way to heat your home or business. Motor oil burns extremely hot and great care should be taken when working with fire around motor oil. You should also ensure that you have the proper equipment to burn motor oil. ...read more
Selling a recreational vehicle can seem overwhelming. If you are in a hurry to sell the RV you can make a quick sell with a dealership. If you want to make the most profit on your vehicle you will have to wait a little longer and advertise it for sale. ...read more
For many people owning a motor home is nothing but a lifelong dream; this is mainly because purchasing a new motor home can often be an expensive venture. However, purchasing a used motor home can be a great way to make this dream a reality. ...read more
Living in an Airstream trailer takes an open mind along with a good dose of creative planning. Having a basic idea of where you'll stay, how much the place charges for you to stay there and what items you need to keep or toss will help you to stay organized while making the transition from a house to an airstream. ...read more
With the life expectancy increasing, it is vital to have long term care insurance. Long term care insurance is insurance that assists in paying for a nursing home or an assisted daily living facility, should the need arise. Below are a few things to know about long term care insurance for federal employees. ...read more
If your RV tires are worn, it may be time to replace them. Tires are critical to safety and performance. If your tires are worn, you run the risk of having a blowout, which could be detrimental to you and the vehicles around you. Replacing RV tires is a simple process. ...read more
A recreational vehicle or a RV is a great way to travel the open road and still feel at home. You do not have to worry about checking in and out of a hotel because you will have your hotel everywhere you go. There are some things to know about traveling in a recreational vehicle. ...read more
By KimChi at Citysearch April 25, 2011
I love this place. Every time I bring my camper here for something "silly" they know exactly what needs to be done. Debbie in the "store" is a wonderful person to help out. The sales staff is a bit PUSHY, but the rest of them are great to work with. Keep up the good work!! ...read more
