Whether you are going on vacation, choosing the full time
lifestyle, or working at a temporary job site, there are many
reasons for choosing a Recreational Vehicle.
With RVing, there are no flights to catch. No security hassles.
No long lines or lost luggage. No hauling heavy bags in or out of
costly hotel rooms. No expensive, unhealthy food. No strange
bedrooms, bathrooms or kitchens. No wondering if the last person
had head lice, athlete's foot, or anything else.
Whether it's to see new places, get close to nature, visit family
and friends, escape the weather, or just to get away and relax,
there is an RV just right for you and your budget.
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Featured Article
RV water system pressures
Modern RV's have internal water tanks and pumping systems, but
these are incompatible with city water supplies as these run at
a high pressure.
Modern RVs are equipped with pressure demand type automatic
pumps, polyethylene fresh water storage tanks, and polybutylene
water lines. These systems are designed to be operated at a
certain maximum water pressure level in the neighborhood of 35
to 45 pounds per square inch. The on-board pump has a built in
pressure switch that shuts off the power to the pump when this
pressure has been reached.
However, there is a city water connection to supply water at
home or at the RV park via a hose connection. Often, the
pressure at these facilities exceeds 80 pounds per square inch
or more, sometimes much more, in certain situations. This high
pressure can and does cause leaks to develop where none had come
before and chances are god that's when you are either out to
dinner or it's 3 in the morning. A simple device is available
and necessary for your peace of mind. A water pressure regulator
should be used whenever connecting to an outside water supply
source. This device controls the incoming water pressure to
supply a continuous and regulated 45 PSI maximum. It is
connected at the supply end of the hose to protect the hose and
the RV at the same time. You can find it at your local RV supply
store.
Renting an RV in Florida
Since Florida is a peninsula, it is lined with beaches on every
side but one. And you can visit the Atlantic Ocean, the Florida
Keys, and the panhandle by traveling in your rented RV. Plus you
can stop at Disney World and Sea World on your way.... ...read more
A Guide to Arizona RV Rentals
Arizona is one of the most beautiful desert states in America.
It is home to the Grand Canyon, the red cliffs of Sedona,
mountains, and endless sights in Phoenix. And perhaps the best
way to see all these attractions is to travel by RV whenever... ...read more
Having a Great RV Vacation
Vacationing with a recreational vehicle or RV is the ultimate
experience in freedom. You are literally in control of your
every travel movement. You are the king of the road.
There are many recreational vehicles to choose from,... ...read more
Do Not Worry, Get Driving Your RV
Over the summer my girlfriend and her step-daughter left
Baltimore, Maryland and headed for Texas. After Texas they
headed to California. From there it was on to Mount Rushmore and
home. Well, you get it - she drove all over the country. In... ...read more
RV On The Go Gadgets’ EternaBond Revolution
Got Leaks? You’re not alone. Rain water that leaks inside your RV, Boat, Trailer, Shed, Motor Home, or Mobile Home can be a real headache and can be very destructive. What can you do to keep the rain water outside where it belongs?
You need RV... ...read more
