Here’s an off the beaten road RV Checklist of things you’ll want to have when you’re out and about! RV Checklist #1. Window washing equipment – They can be clean when you leave home but they may not be clean when you arrive! It’s a shame to have to look at the gorgeous scenery through mucky windows! RV Checklist #2. Crunky clothes — disposable if you will — almost self explanatory. You’re going to get into situations where you will want clothes that can be discarded if need be. Whether…
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The Trip of Firsts: First RV Camping Trip
There always has to be a First RV Camping Trip…… Here’s the story of ours. We bought her in a snow storm and Mother Nature, being the bitch that she is, is determined to make us test her in a snow storm. We booked out April 15th and April 22nd to be our two, close to home with full hook up, test runs. And Mother Nature just laughed and laughed. The weekend of April 8th was lovely with the entire weekend in the mid 70’s, bright Colorado sunshine. The weekend…
Installing LED Headlights
Removing and Replacing your Headlights Upgrading our tow vehicle to LED headlights was crazy easy. You can read more about why we chose these particular LED headlights in our post on the topic here. Our two vehicle is a 2006 Dodge Ram 2500, so the steps for your vehicle may vary, but the idea will be pretty much the same across most vehicles. Once the lights arrived from Amazon it was time to get busy. The first step was to remove the existing headlamp assemblies. These headlights have two torx…
Headlight Upgrade to LED
Installing the LED Headlight Upgrade was easy Setting up and enjoying that perfect spot is the goal, but first we have to get there safely. After buying our tow vehicle – a Dodge Ram 2500 Cummings Diesel, our first night-time drive revealed the need to upgrade the headlights. Melissa’s daily driver came factory equipped with LED (Light Emitting Diode) headlights. They are bright, crisp and provide amazing detail. One drive in the pickup with it’s incandescents and we were struggling to see better in the dark. The lights weren’t dim…