The motorhome was parked next to a dumpster, which seemed fitting for the tired old relic of the past. It wasn’t the weathered, rotted awning silhouetted against the dark sky that caught our imagination. It wasn’t the flat tire, or the greasy odor, or the critters that made their home in the wheel wells. It wasn’t the faded, peeling paint or the rusted, dented hubcaps that captivated us.
RV-C network communicates with motorhome components and automates their function.
The August issue of Family Motor Coaching contained an article titled “Understanding Air Brakes,” which explained the components of air brake systems and how they operate. Now we turn our attention to testing and troubleshooting such systems.
The company’s patented one-piece unibody shell and exacting attention to manufacturing and design standards result in this quiet, solidly built motorhome.
Mike and Jennifer Wendland identify some trends that have transformed their RV experience during the past five years.
Members of the Orange Blossom Special chapter gathered March 10-14, 2016, at Lazydays RV Resort in Seffner, Florida, for an event dubbed the Reunion Rally.
Reflective Vinyl Aids In Visibility
Dear Editor:
In the May issue’s “Rear View” column (page 120), Richard and Phyllis Cicchetti, F387705, commented about coach nighttime visibility problems. I have just finished refurbishing a 1991 classic Elite. I put reflective vinyl strips on its side to increase visibility.
Alaska is a popular place for motorhome enthusiasts and, once there, few are going to pass up the opportunity to view North America’s highest peak. At 20,310 feet, Denali is North America’s answer to famous mountains elsewhere.
It’s not just another long weekend getaway or Sunday drive! It’s a commitment that requires planning and preparation. But for the motorhome enthusiast who wants to explore a slice of American history and experience a memorable adventure, driving the Alaska Highway will not disappoint.
It often happens this way: Children go camping with family and friends, and the experience instills in them a love of nature hikes, cookouts, campfires, stargazing, and so much more. When those kids become adults, they want to continue camping, but amid more creature comforts. So, they consider buying a motorhome.
A look at one motorhomer’s list of the most beloved parks in the United States, in celebration of the National Park Service centennial this month.
Hydraulic brakes perform well on relatively lightweight motorhomes, but heavy vehicles need more braking capacity. That’s why diesel-powered Type A motorhomes usually are equipped with air brakes. Read on to gain a better understanding of air brake systems.
Technology is abundant in this sophisticated 2017 home on wheels.
Celebrate your freedom with these puzzles and fun for the young and young at heart. Includes a word search, flag facts and word scramble.
A guide to the operation and troubleshooting of ice makers, both stand-alone models and those built into absorption refrigerators.
This region of western Massachusetts abounds with art, history, and nature.
A look at the seminar lineup for FMCA’s 94th Family Reunion.
Tour motorhomes, inspect RV products, become acquainted with RV resorts and service providers … all at FMCA’s 94th Family Reunion & Motorhome Showcase.
Fun comes in many forms in this Connecticut town located near FMCA’s upcoming Family Reunion site.
Commonsense suggestions for keeping the fun in the travel experience.