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Yes, you should use fuel stabilizer in your RV. Fuel stabilizers help to protect the fuel system against deterioration and condensation buildup, which can lead to costly repairs down the …

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A Super C RV typically gets an average of 8 to 12 miles per gallon, depending on the size and weight of the vehicle. The lighter and smaller the vehicle, …

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The fuel line for an RV generator is typically connected to the onboard tank. The process of connecting the fuel line depends on the specific type and make of your …

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To lubricate a Winegard RV antenna, first use an adjustable wrench to loosen the bolts on the base of the antenna. Then spray some lubricant on a clean rag and …

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1. Begin by parking the RV in a safe, level area and turn off all power sources. Make sure to use caution when working on the roof of an RV. …

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To hook up an external antenna to an RV, you will need a mounting bracket and mast assembly for the antenna. You must then attach the bracket to the side …

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Pointing your RV’s TV antenna can be a little tricky, but with the right accessories and some patience, it is possible. First, you’ll need an outdoor digital directional amplifier that …

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To install outdoor speakers on an RV, you will need the following materials: speaker mount brackets, drill and bits, wire cutters/strippers, screws or nails. First, choose a spot to mount …

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Headboards in RVs are usually attached to the RV frame or wall studs. To attach it, you will need to use bolts and lag screws through the headboard into the …

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PEX piping is commonly used in RV plumbing systems due to its durability and flexibility. The size of PEX pipe used in an RV depends on the water pressure, temperature, …

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