Everything is working great.
But I was unhappy with how I had to raise the tanks for clearance using the Mopeka spacers. What I really wanted to do was use the Mopeka Halo for each tank, but they were too big for my propane tank tray.
I found a solution.
Continue reading Revisiting the Mopeka Propane Sensor Installation
This isn’t a review. It is just a first impression.
As I shared yesterday in my 20+ year review of the Camco Awning Hold Down Kit, I have been happy with the product. However, there are two things I don’t like about it:
The Camco Awning Anchor Kit solves both of these problems.
We have used the Camco Awning Hold Down Strap Kit for over 20 years. The majority of our trips are in deserts, and deserts usually means wind is fairly common. Wind wreaks havoc on RV awnings. Our Camco Hold Down Kit has saved our awnings many times!
Continue reading Camco Awning Hold Down Strap Kit: 20+ Year Review
Our travel trailer is almost 10 years old and the Tank Monitor has been a constant struggle. This system is the typical unit found on most RVs these days. First, it isn’t very accurate. Secondly, the sensors in the gray and black water tanks often become contaminated, requiring cleaning and flushing. Lastly, we don’t have a way to monitor our LPG (propane) levels.
In this post I will share installation tips, advantages and disadvantage of the Mopeka Tank Sensors.
In my post on securing our propane tanks, I mentioned I needed to improve our exterior storage compartment door security. There were two problems that needed to be addressed.