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Tough times for the RV industry
They actually have made RVs with one combined tank. Some older GMC motorhomes and bus conversions used them. It works, but owners have to watch water use closely because showers, dishes and toilet waste all compete for the same capacity.
Yep, we always drop teh tongue jack just enough to take some of the weight off
SOme campgrounds require them, so I’d at least carry one on hand.
We have a good sized closet. it just sits in there
Highly recommend RV Life trip wizard. It takes into account enter your RV’s height, weight, length
We leave ours hooked up all the time. We do unplug the power from the tow vehicle.
I would not attach anything to the ladder. Even if its rated at 250 lbs, that’s likely static weight. The bouncing down the road with the weight of the bike could rip it right off. Extremely dangerous for anybody behind you
It’s either a clog or the grey tank is full. It’s one of those two options.
Never leave your black tank open
I wouldn’t worry about it to be honest. In the many, many years I’ve been camping I ‘ve never had one stolen.
I love Love’s, but the prices on their RV stops is getting out of hand. They’ve doubled in price in less than a year!
I switched mine to an RVLock a few years back. Have had no issues.
Did you make it to the RV show at the UNI Dome last weekend? I wasnt able to make it this year unfortunately.
Depending on the size of the show, they can be overwhelming. Grab brochures, take lots of pictures, and don’t sign anything. The price at the show might not be the best deal around if you find a particular unit you’re interested in.
