Month: March 2019

We’ve all had times in our lives where we’ve been doing something for a while, and we’ve learned a lot from the experience. How would it be, on one of those occasions, if you were given the opportunity to do it again, with a clean slate, and you were able to pull out all the stops? Source

The sensors measure the weight distribution of the toy hauler in real-time while loading and deliver instant, easy-to-read feedback on the RV owner’s smart device, the release explained. The two zones of measurement are used, the trailer axles and the hitch pin. Source

This small park is located in the mountains northeast of San Diego. The campground has RV sites with water and electric and tent only sites without hookups. Other amenities include a dump station and restrooms with showers. Source

Heartland will be linking future warranty claim fulfillment orders directly to NTP-Stag, leveraging the distributor’s inventory, warehouse locations and company-owned fleet to improve the time it takes to process warranty claims and get customers back on the road, the release noted. Source

At 23.5-by-31-inches, the Water Sprite hand towel offers more than 5 square feet of absorbency. Made from a durable, lint-free PVA material, it won't mold or mildew, so it can be stored damp without concern, the company claimed. Source

Standard safety features include active brake assist, blind spot assist mirror, attention assist, active distance assist distronic, traffic sign assist, emergency call, wet wiper system and active lane-keeping assist. Source

We love sharing our best RV tips and fixes with the world, but here’s something that we need your help figuring out. Can you fix our messy RV closet? Source

Number one on the list was Fuel Stations where I stated, “… they will typically have a fresh water spigot available. But, if one is not readily available, just ask. As a result, we find that most attendants will make an effort to meet your request.” Number three on the list was dump stations. Source

If your travels bring you to Eastern Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains, make sure to tour the valley amongst the mountains called Cades Cove. Visitors can view wildlife and walk through a time capsule of preserved buildings dating back to the 19th century. Source

The bad news is is was cold – temps in the Upper 40's and low 50's – as we made a detour on our long drive to Salt Lake City this weekend to do some impromptu exploring and hiking at two of our favorite National Parks. Source