1. What appliances will run off battery power only?

    The fridge, stove, water heater on propane and furnace operate off the battery. Some units come with a household style fridge so they are equipped with an inverter assuring the fridge will run when the unit is not plugged into shore power.

  2. How long will my battery last dry camping?

    A typical group 24 battery is not made for dry camping and will not last a day with the normal draws in the unit from the lights, water pump, furnace, etc. If you are planning to do a lot of dry camping you can upgrade to an additional group 24 battery or add solar panels.

  3. Why is my TV not picking up channel?

    When using the antenna always make sure to run a channel scan when the unit is moved to a different location to pick up channels. When using a cable connection make sure antenna booster is turned off so a signal is allowed to enter the unit.

  4. How long will the propane last in my 20 lb. tank?

    This depends on how long the appliances are used.

  5. When should I perform a wheel bearing repack?

    Wheel bearing repacks should be performed once a year. This includes replacing seals as well as adjusting brakes.

  6. How do I adjust my brake controller?

    Using an empty parking lot for safety, once the tow vehicle has reached 25mph release gas pedal then use the manual lever on brake controller to activate units electric brakes and hold lever until unit stops smoothly. If you are getting a jerking feeling when activating brakes or the brakes on the unit are locking up then brake controller needs to be adjusted by using the +/- button until unit stops smoothly. Best setting for brake controller is usually 4.5 – 5.5 but will it vary depending on the tow vehicle and RV.

  7. What is the proper inflation of my RV tire?

    Some manufacturers recommend following specifications on the sidewall of the tire. Others have their own their own recommended specifications. Your best option is to check the placard on your unit.

  8. How often should I inspect and clean my roof?

    It is recommended that customers check their roofs and sealant every 90 days and address any issues. Be sure to use the proper sealant (self-leveling for the roof and non-sag for the exterior) as silicone does not adhere. Also, we recommend washing and treating rubber roof material twice a year.

  9. I have a one year manufacture warranty which covers all issues

    New units do come with a 1-year warranty and some longer depending on the manufacturer. Additional items such as roof and appliances could have longer warranties per their manufacturer. Certain issues such as sealant, adjustments, and maintenance related are not covered after 90 days by the manufacturer so please refer to your owner’s manual so you won't be surprised if an issue is denied.

  10. How can I minimize swaying in my Trailer?

    Many vehicles are not properly set up. An improperly performed weight distribution is just as dangerous as none at all. A sway control, such as a friction sway or a weight distribution hitch can make a substantial difference. Properly inflated tires or the addition of an air suspension to your tow vehicle will also make a difference.

  11. Why is my battery dead after sitting for 5 or more days?

    RV's are equipped with LPG detectors, CO detectors and stereos that are wired into the 12 volt system. Although the amp draw is small, after several days it will deplete the battery. Make sure the TV booster is in the off postion as this will draw amps from the battery. We recommend battery disconnects to prevent this from happening.

  12. I just purchased an RV from an individual and I do not know how to use all the appliances. Can you help me

    Yes, we have trained technicians that can walk you through all the in's and out's on how to operate your RV. There is a fee for this service so call ahead for pricing and to schedule an appointment.