Apr 23 2009
Motor Homes
Maintaining Your RV - Tips to Keep Your Motor Home Running Smoothly
By Andrew Stratton
Executive Summary By : Mashuri
Recreational vehicles provide much joy and entertainment to their owners. But to keep the fun going and their RV running smoothly, owners need to take the proper steps to maintain it.
Change the oil regularly, refill all fluids, keep the battery from corroding, and check the tire pressure. As far as the home part of the motor home is concerned, one of the most common problems that occur is moisture buildup. Moisture buildup resulting from shower and kitchen stove use causes staining and mildew issues. This can be avoided by always opening the roof vent and using the bathroom fan when showering.
Also, avoid cooking or boiling water on the stove, especially in cold weather. If you must boil water on the stove, make sure the roof vent is open and possibly some other windows as well.
Like your permanent home, drains will get clogged and need to be clean out. The trap of the bathroom sink will need to be detached and cleaned out manually every other month while the shower drain can be blasted clean using the high pressure mode of your basic garden hose.
Before storing your motor home away for the winter all water lines must be drained. If lines are not drained before storage and temperatures drop low enough, the remaining water may freeze, expand, and possibly burst the pipes or water lines.
Draining the water lines before winter includes disconnecting the ice maker and water feed lines, draining and flushing the hot water heater, and flushing the entire system with RV specific antifreeze.
Also, before storage remember to unplug all appliances and disconnect all batteries.
Cheap Motor Homes at Motorhome Repo Auctions
By Spencer Arnold
Executive Summary By : Mashuri
So if you are looking for a cheap repo motor home to buy, you may find that this is the right time to buy one at auction. This means that the supply of repo rvs being sold today at foreclosure auctions is huge. Repo motorhomes sold at auction are typically cheap, sold for 50 to 80% below their suggested retail prices.
Generally speaking, these motor home repos have been well taken care of and are in decent condition. Most repo motorhomes sold at auctions that occur on a semi repetitive basis, such weekly, monthly or quarterly.
Laws on who can bid and how to bid on a repo motorhome auction vary from state to state. you will find out what they are the first time you bid at an motor home auction.
Search your local motorhome or RV magazine for advertised auctions. If you can, try to learn the auction rules ahead of time. Some auctions require payment in full when you bid, some require a down payment and allow you to pay for the repo motorhome a few days after the auction.
Going to several auctions before bidding and a motor home repo will help you know what to bid.
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