How Much Money Can You Save on RV Repair?!
In the world of RVs, knowledge is not just power, it is money in your pocket.
This site is designed to empower you with that knowledge so that you can rest assured that the cash you put toward your RV is going as far as it can for you.
The money you spend on RV repair can add up very quickly. I know all about it - RV service is my profession. But if you own an RV, I'm sure you know about it all too well also....
But it does not have to add up that quickly. That's where your knowledge and savviness comes in--and that is, in turn, where we come in.
This site is designed to give you, the RV owner, the information you need to prevent costly repairs before they become necessary.
Awning Trouble?
Whether it is raining, snowing, windy, or even sunny outside, your awning will get worn down and eventually will need repair. Learn how to maintain and operate your awning properly so that time doesn't come so quickly...
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Learn the ins and outs of RV repair and maintenance for vehicles of all different shapes and sizes.
Of course, some repairs are inevitable. Even if you take all the necessary precautions something is still going to malfunction over time. But many of these malfunctions are quick fixes that you can do yourself, if you just know how!
By following the guides you'll find here you will learn, step by step, how to do the repairs that you can do on your own if they do become necessary. In addition, we'll let you know the specific scenarios you need to be aware of when you really do need to seek out the trained eye of a professional.
In terms of saving money, prevention is the best policy!
And in order to prevent costly damage, you must know how to prevent costly damage. And that's where we come in. Consider us your online RV repair manual designed to make sure you save as much money as you can!
The Golden Rules of RVing
There are three things I tell RV owners to remember when operating their RV. If you learn nothing else from this website remember these three rules.
The Golden Rules of RVing:- Never open or close your RV awning with the black knobs tight because by doing so you will bend and rip the awning hardware and cause some major damage. (See more info about RV awnings.)
- A deep cycle battery takes 72 hours to recharge to its fullest capacity if it is below 10.5 volts (you can tell from the reading on your monitor. If it shows one light or reads "low", you're below 10.5 volts). Keep this in mind when you are preparing for a trip. (See more info about RV batteries.)
- Never have both your black water and grey water dump valves open at the same time because you don't want the smell of the black water getting into the grey water system. It will stink and ruin your day.
Remember these three rules and you'll be well on your way to great, affordable maintenance of your RV that keeps it running smooth and looking phenomenal.
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Hi, I'm Robbie. Welcome to Money-Saving-RV-Repair.com!
Like the name implies, this site is all about helping you save money while keeping your RV in tip-top shape--and that is all about you having the knowledge to do so.
I've been a technician in the RV industry for 30 years, operating out of San Diego, California. And let me tell you, I love my job.
But I also love empowering RVers with the knowledge they need to make the right decision on repairs, or to make the fix themselves--and that, my friend, is the reason for this website. I hope you enjoy.
Or, learn more about me, my RV service practice, & this website here.