It’s been a while since we contributed to this site. A recent email from the owner of Blowzer (a handheld air duster), offering to send us a couple to review, made us think that perhaps we should update everyone on what we have been doing since (checks notes) 2023. So this post will be a … Read more
Recently, one of our readers asked about how we’ve managed to maintain remote work along the way, and in this post, I’ll share our experience with our mobile internet setup.
Part of full-time RVing is dealing with RV repairs, like the time our a motorhome air compressor clutch failed! Here’s what happened.
We could write a book on things we’ve forgotten or nearly forgot to check before driving our motorhome and tow vehicle out of a campsite and back on the road. For instance, we’ve left windows and vents ajar, cabinets open, our antenna up, and basement compartments unlatched. We’ve left campsites, forgetting to pack away a … Read more
When RV enthusiast and author Jack Hunnicutt set out to write his book My RV Mentor: For the Newbie and Experienced, he reflected on his early years as an RV owner. He writes, “When I began my RV adventures many years ago, I relied on friends and fellow RV owners to steer me in the … Read more
Hello, this is Levi with Henley’s Happy Trails! Natalie and I recently replaced our RV awning, which was getting pretty weathered and worn out. We decided to replace it ourselves. The whole process went really well. We stayed at my parent’s place for a few weeks in December, and it was one of the projects … Read more
A little over a year ago, we decided that our RV was too dark, and we needed a new look. We needed an RV makeover. Our motorhome came with the typical RV color palette that is supposed to make you feel like you are in a cabin in the woods but ends up just managing … Read more
Our workamping jobs have taken us all around the nation, from coast to coast. Depending on the job, we’ve stayed in a spot anywhere from a couple of weeks to six months. Once we get to a new location, the first thing we do is set up our motorhome, inside and out. We make our RV spot … Read more
Our fresh water tank developed a crack in an easily accessible location. While searching for a fix, I learned that many fresh water tanks are made out of a plastic called polyethylene. This plastic is not easy to patch because nothing adheres to it. A sure-fire way to fix a polyethylene fresh water tank is … Read more
The Jackery Portable Power Station is a great addition to your RV or as a backup power source for your house. Use the following link to purchase a Jackery Explorer 1000 from Amazon: Explorer 1000https://amzn.to/3bCVwKa {affiliate link} To read Levi’s article about the Explorer 1000 on Camper Report go to:https://camperreport.com/jackery-portable-power-station/ SolarSaga 100W Solar Panelshttps://amzn.to/328xvYs {affiliate … Read more
