Space in the campervan is precious and everything you carry with you needs to have a purpose, preferably more than one. There is an exception to this rule though which falls under the 'what if'. What if we break down? What if a hose bursts? You will be wise to allow some space for tools … Continue reading Tools and Supplies for your RV
The Promaster leaks from the cowl area and onto the engine compartment through several entry points. Moisture in the engine compartment during the warmer seasons, and ice build up during winter can damage different components. We already had to have our serpentine belt replaced because of ice build up, so this was high on our … Continue reading Promaster: 7 Ways To Stop Cowl Leaks
Ever since Seong posted his sewer disposal system mod on the Facebook group Tony was in a bit of a trance. There was a distant, dreamy look in his eyes much like the look he had when he fell in love with me some forty years ago, but it wasn't love in his eyes. He … Continue reading One Stop Sewer Connection
The time has come to take Buffy in for the big fix. The toilet needs to be replaced and the dead battery needs to be tested and possibly replaced as well. We drove to the outskirts of London Ontario to Forest City Motorhomes, our trusted dealer (unfortunately out of business now...) who had a new … Continue reading The Big Fix
We love writing about our travels; recreate images of beautiful destinations, life on the road, wildlife encounters, interesting characters that we met along the way, and perhaps a splash of a back road story. These are our ideal posts. Instead, here we are writing about winter, dead batteries, serpentine belts, and broken toilets. If this is … Continue reading Leaky Cowls And Frozen Belts
Our experience with road side assistance post Hymer going into receivership, including reimbursement information