This is another episode in a series of videos I am creating for my wife in case of emergency or if she decides to take the Airstream on a solo trip. It will be a step by step series from getting trailer ready to setting up campsite to getting home and putting trailer away. This is the second version of connecting to our tow vehicle because we changed the type of weight distribution hitch and sway control we originally used with our Airstream.
I added screen to my water heater exterior panel last week to help keep the mud daubers and spiders out of the compartment and especially the exhaust. This week I decided to do the same with my furnace exterior panel.
I have had the Camco Flying Insect Screens on my Airstream since it was new but after changing the water heater door to stainless steel I decided to come up with a much better looking solution that would eliminate the screen on the outside of the door. What do you think?
Look at my new Beech Lane camper levelers. Their improvements over the “other brand” do make a difference!
I bought and installed the Leitner brand rack for my truck last year so I could haul kayaks with us while pulling our Airstream. But my kayak hit the roof of my truck so I had to find a solution. This is what I did…
Answering a common Airstream cabinet question
My freshwater holding tank had a crack so I decided to go to Colonial Airstream and have them replace it for me (luckily covered under extended warranty). I also had a few things I had planned to take care of myself but instead asked them to do it for me while our Airstream was there. Check out what and how they did…
I had the Tank Tire installed on my propane tanks and thought I was all set until I was contacted by Greenlight Products and offered The Ringer to test and review.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE!
Every feature that I did not know I needed had been thought of with The Ringer. You definitely need one or two!
Buy your Ringer here: https://greenlightproducts.com/products/the-ringer
I have been looking at this Milwaukee M12 tool for several months and then I received it as a Christmas gift this past year. This pump works great and is a perfect addition to your RV setup or even just to your garage.
I have the 55 quart and the 77 quart models already but wanted something smaller for day trips and such. My wife bought this 28 quart as a Christmas present and she could not have made a better decision.
