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If you’re trying to figure out RV propane tank sizes or searching for how long does a 20 lb propane tank last, you’ve probably discovered the frustrating answer: “It depends.” Grrrr. Technically correct. Not exactly helpful. The truth is that propane runtime depends on three things: How much propane your tank actually holds The BTU-per-hour […]
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That little crack in your RV shower pan may look harmless. A tiny line. Barely visible. “I’ll deal with it next weekend.” And then next weekend becomes next month. Water gets underneath. The subfloor starts softening. The bathroom develops a mysterious musty smell. Suddenly, your quick shower-pan repair has become a demolition project involving plywood, […]
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You step into your RV and feel it. A little bounce. A suspicious dip. Maybe a soft spot near the bathroom, entry door, kitchen cabinet, or slide-out. You press it again. Yep. Still there. That is not your RV politely asking for attention. It is warning you that something underneath the finished flooring may be […]
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A flat RV tire is inconvenient. A flat RV tire on a narrow shoulder, with traffic blasting past at highway speed, is a completely different animal. Suddenly, the spare tire you forgot existed, the jack you have never tested, and the lug wrench that may or may not fit become very important. That is why […]
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Your RV black tank sensor says FULL. You just dumped the tank. So either the monitor is lying, the tank is secretly refilling itself, or your RV has developed a deeply unpleasant sense of humor. The monitor is probably lying. Traditional RV black tank sensors are notorious for inaccurate readings because waste, toilet paper, mineral […]
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