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Nice tips as I'm a new RVer, thanks for sharing.
I believe on the water heater tank flush, RVGEEKS showed a video using heated vinegar and a Bore (?) Scope to REALLY get it clean. Just thought it might be worth mentioning. Not adding a plug or taking away from your brilliant videos at all Brian!
I did it again…geez. You mentioned it. Sorry Brian!
I tried to buy some 3in1 slide lubricant yesterday. Unfortunately, they do not ship to UK 🙁
Excellent video.
Brian, have you done a video on cleaning and simple maintenance on the air conditioner. I've been thinking about atempting it but a little show and tell ahead of time would give me more confidence.
Thanks again.
Very informative vid, TY. But I hope yo're not putting 80psi in the front tires. That would make a really rough ride and cause over steer. E450: 80psi in rear tires , 65psi in the front but you can go up to 70 max for dry surface.
As usual…excellent video! I learn a lot from your comments and suggestions. Very well explained and your voice is easy to hear and follow. Great editing? Nice!
Good info. thanks 🙂
Extremely helpful video! Taking care of an RV can be overwhelming just trying to keep up with all the maintenance. I use a great car management program http://www.automotivewolf.com on my windows tablet that tracks and monitors the maintenance schedule and reminds me when anything needs to be checked or services. You can create your own maintenance requirements for seasonal items like checking the roof, winterizing etc. It also tracks all the parts, vendors, repairs etc. I've been using this software for several years now and it really makes it much easier to keep up with everything.
Tito! about that air compressor – I found an amazing air compressor that I keep in my car, it's small and portable but will automatically fill to a given PSI, has a lithium battery, it's handheld, and works surprisingly well! (Compared to some of those crappy cig plug compressors); It's a cylinder about the size of a monster energy can, and it's AMAZINGLY quiet, but actually fills up my tires. Small enough to fit in the glove compartment, and is digital / will actually allow you to set a PSI and it automatically fills to that PSI for you. http://a.co/d/63toVTQ