Controlling Trailer Sway by Mark Polk

To this effect, one of the weights that come into mind is the gross weight rating of travel trailers. This simply refers to the maximum number or weight that should not be exceed by the gross recreational weight or the gross travel trailer weight of your preferred RV trailers or those travel trailers that you…

There are no guarantees that any water is completely safe for us to drink, but if we take certain precautions we can keep our RV water system safe to use. So where do we start? First of all you should always use a white non-toxic drinking hose. Hoses not labeled safe for drinking can contribute…

Here’s finally something you and your RV can both agree upon. You don’t want a breakdown, and neither does it. A night spent stranded at the side of the road does little for family bonding and is no way to spend crucial vacation time. Moreover, it’s unsafe for you and your stuff, not to mention…

Handling Propane Safely On Your RV Better safe than sorry. You should have your motor home, travel trailer or fifth-wheel propane system inspected each year by an RV dealer or by a Railroad Commission-licensed propane gas supplier. A technician will check the system for leaks and for proper regulator settings, inspect the valves and fittings…

As every RV owner knows, the large vehicles are essentially a house on wheels and can require a significant amount of maintenance. It is recommended that you thoroughly check your vehicle for any issues and repair them prior to every trip in order to avoid an even more costly breakdown on the road. There are…

Some helpful tips on carbon monoxide safety in your RV by Mark Polk, owner of RV Education 101.