Nov/Dec Issue of ‘RV Enthusiast’ Looks at ‘Hottest’ New RVs
The November/December issue of RV Enthusiast magazine is now available. The highlight of the issue is a special section on the hottest new RVs for 2023. Also in this issue:
Window Awning Renewal – Awnings aren’t impervious to the weather and after years of exposure to strong sunshine, the fabric will deteriorate — and eventually come crashing into the sidewall at some point. You can replace the fabric rather than purchase an entire new awning, though — and using a heavy-duty fabric from Tough Top Awnings will make the retrofit last for years.
Going P(V)C – It’s a fact of life that many RV roofs which utilize a membrane-type roofing material will need replacing at some point in time. Weather takes its toll, to be sure — but the biggest reason for replacement is a lack of owner maintenance. Fortunately, it’s a task that someone with a familiarity with DIY projects can take on — and we show you how.
Smooth Operator – Some folks think that slideout rooms — which improve livability while in camp by leaps and bounds — are the greatest invention since the RV itself. Unfortunately, anything mechanical is bound to break down, and slideouts are known for refusing to extend or retract at the most inopportune times. Luckily, the popular Schwintek system can be repaired on the road.
The Joy of Winter Camping – While snowbirds run from the cold, there are those RVers who relish the solitude and beauty of places less traveled in the wintertime. Preparing your RV for more demanding service will turn any extreme-weather trip into a memorable adventure. This is not a time to learn as you go, however, so here are some tips to ensure that your rig is equipped to handle the weather.
Source: https://rvbusiness.com/nov-dec-issue-of-rv-enthusiast-looks-at-hottest-new-rvs/
