RV sagging headliner is typical in older motorhomes with vinyl perforated headliner with foam backing so replacement is almost a must and cant be saved because of the rotted foam the vinyl seperated from. I hope this video helps and answers any questions about replacing the headliner, its no easy task but it can be [...]
Read More...I have about 160,000 miles on the struts and shocks on my 96 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4X4. Most of the miles have been highway.But when I had my truck into Toyota last week for an oil change and lube, the mechanic showed me my passenger side rear shock sheared off like someone amputated it. ;-/ [...]
Read More...I sometimes carry a 1000 pound cap-over, pop up camper on my 96 Toyota Tacoma 4WD and my stock shocks and struts are wasted in need of replacement. What kind can I get, consdiering teh load and also my distain of washboard desert roads? I really don;t want my eye teeth falling out because some [...]
Read More...Professor , Jim Twamley talks about lock security and shows you how to replace an RV entry lock.
Read More...My 1996 Coachman RV uses a Ford 350 Econoline engine, a V10. I would like to switch engines so I can use bio-desiel fuel. Would the current turbo desiel and transmission be able to be installed?
Read More...We all want to have hot water when we are RVing, but not too hot. Many RVs come with a fixed water heater thermostat set on 1400F and that is just too hot for many people. If this is the case for you, watch Stew Oleson find out the solution: to exchange the fixed thermostat [...]
Read More...Bill replaces and American Appliance water heater with Suburban DSI (direct spark ignition) and door kit.
Read More...My husband and I have a 1972 Travelmate Trailer Camper, and we are planning to tear all of the insides out and rebuild everything, but we need to find replacement parts like small oven and stove, fridge, lights, doors, drawers, cabinets, and stuff like that.
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