Show 2020-23
Jeff Revisits Flyte Camp Vintage Restoration, Jeff on Straight Talk and Black Tank Precharging, Campground Gourmet on Essential Tools, RV Education 101 on Fixing a Roof Tear.
Jeff Revisits Flyte Camp Vintage Restoration
Jeff Johnston: Regular viewers may remember that some years ago, we paid a visit to Flyte Camp, a company in Bend, Oregon, that specializes in repair and restorations of vintage trailers.
Well, we caught up with Justin Scribner, half of the Flyte Camp crew, at the Rally on the River, in Brownsville, Oregon. And Justin brought us up to speed a little bit on what the company’s been up to in the intervening years.
Jeff answers a common question about Precharging Your Black Tank on this Straight Talk
This may not be something that many RVers are comfortable discussing, but the waste tank holding system is an important piece of gear.
Keeping it in good operating condition can help avoid nasty problems later on.
Kate’s Essential Kitchen Tools!
Today, I’m here camping in my beautiful Airstream, and I thought that I would show you a few little things that I keep in the drawer to make our camping time just easier and simpler and working better, where I’m not fumbling over things or trying to find things.
So, let’s get right to it.
How to Repair an RV Roof Tear – by RV Education 101
Welcome back to another RV preventive maintenance series video. When it comes to RV roof care and maintenance, you have preventive maintenance, routine maintenance, and emergency maintenance. Preventive and routine roof maintenance involves inspecting roof seams and sealants, and making any required repairs.
Emergency RV roof maintenance involves repairing things like punctures and tears in your RV roof when you least expect it.
