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Drilling a hole in the roof of your RV is terrifying. Some times though, the best route from point A to point B is through a carefully placed hole in your roof. Here's how to drill a hole in your roof and run cables into your RV.

The best way to keep your RV looking good and prevent roof leaks is to keep it covered. Large RV covers can be very frustrating to work with though. So I've put together these tips that will make it easier to put the cover on, take it off and store it.

Nobody wants to see your nasty sewer hose right? I've come up with a secret hiding place to store your ugly sewer hose. You won't see it and it won't take up valuable space in your storage bin. You'll like this project idea...I promise.

ere is the easiest and quickest way I’ve found to remove Eternabond tape. You may think Eternabond tape can’t be removed. That’s not true. I’ve done it several times and this way works the best.

I successfully completed an RV delamination repair job on my 11 year old RV. Here are 10 tips and tricks I learned that may help you with your delamination repair. I spent around $200 for materials. The repair took roughly one week.

Are your RV steps stuck or making a terrible noise? In this video I'll show you how to test the components of your Kwikee RV step and replace the step motor.

The lack of power receptacles is often a complaint we hear from RV owners. Here are some tips for installing USB and additional AC outlets where you need them in your RV. I'll be you know exactly where you could use some.

You should not have to pay a lot of money to fix the seal on your RV toilet. I’ll show you step-by-step how to do your own RV toilet seal replacement for under $15. Once your RV toilet seal leaks it’s simply a matter of time before you’ll have to replace it. Replacing the seal is easier than you think.

How to build a portable solar panel stand that can double as a window awning to keep your RV cool. This portable solar setup can expand your existing solar system or even become your primary solar charging system if you don't have one yet.

It has taken my wife many years to get on board with the idea of boondocking in remote areas without electric hookups. Now we both enjoy the freedom and independence of camping almost anywhere, but it didn't happen overnight. Here is the story of how we got there.