For visiting Roadtreking friends and to warm and power up my own rig, I’ve added a 30 amp driveway hookup. Brandon from Brachter Electric did the install, in 15-degree Fahrenheit temperatures. He used a power drill to get a pole in the ground and mounted the hookup box. We’ll bury the cable come spring thaw. […]
A lot of weird things happen out there on the road and there also is some great scenery. So I'm now making a record of it all with a dashboard camera (dash cam). A dash cam was the very first accessory I bought and installed in our new Roadtrek CS Adventurous XL and now that […]Read More
One of the things we love about our Roadtrek is the large dinette. Our friend's 37-foot Class A motorhome can barely seat four people at the table of the RV. And that's average-sized adults! The two on the end are still overhanging the aisle by half a cheek. Makes for cozy dinners. However, our Roadtrek […]Read More
We recently underwent an RV maintenance/repair crisis which thankfully was resolved happily, but holds a lesson or something for all RVers. Let me tell you the story and you'll see what I mean. First a little dreary technical background -for the past ten years or so, Roadtrek and some of the other Class B manufacturers […]Read More
I was onsite and part of the work crew during the build of my new CS Adventurous, so I got a unique opportunity to make it come out exactly the way I wanted. The operational details of the fancy prototype stuff like the lithium battery were largely left to the specialists in those areas, but […]Read More
Lighting is important to enjoy a space and to complete the task at hand. Have you ever fumbled in the dark for a latch or tried to remove a splinter with bad lighting? It's frustrating! If you read “house nifty” (as Roger calls them) magazines there are often articles about good lighting for your kitchen […]Read More
By Rich Jenkins Rich Jenkins, with his wife Gail, travel the country in search of adventure in their Roadtrek, “Hula Girl.” Would you like to have an option for the original equipment folding front table in your coach? This simple and inexpensive DIY shows how to change that out for an attractive and functional replacement […]Read More
The Roadtreking RV Podcast now has a mobile studio: Our Roadtrek Class B RV. Forgive me if this is too technical. If it is, just pass on by. I'm writing this and showing the accompanying video by request, from some of my Roadtreking RV Podcast listeners and from several other podcasters, who wanted to see […]Read More
RVers encounter some pretty nasty stuff. Dumping those grey and black tanks. Campground and rest area bathrooms. Dirty firepits. Road grime on doors and latches. Some yucky stuff can live in those places. Bacteria. Viruses. Spores. Germs. Microorganisms. They have all sure been in the news lately. And while not all of them can make […]Read More
It’s cold here in Kansas City. So I’m inside the house, decluttering drawers and closets, working on overdue projects, catching up on TV shows and surfing the web. Recently, I came across a great site called Dornob and do they have some neat-o designs!!!! Some of these are probably useful for the trendy RVer, and […]Read More
In this information age, gathering up and securing the most important information – the critical passwords, user names, insurance, savings and important documents we have – is a vital task than many overlook. For RVers, having access to that material, and being able to safely share it with a relative or a professional like an […]Read More
The annual fall foliage show is now underway as trees across North America begin turning color. I have some online resources available that can make your fall color RV travels even more fun. The original fall foliage app is Leaf Peeper. It used to be heavily tilted only towards the New England area but now […]Read More