Do you know how to identify the presence of carbon monoxide in your RV? Carbon monoxide poisoning can occur quickly if you aren’t aware of the signs that the cabin is filling up with this odorless gas. Below, you will find seven tips to help you identify the problem and prevent carbon monoxide exposure in your RV.
Carbon Monoxide Detector
Installing a carbon monoxide detector is as easy as opening a package and plugging it into an outlet inside the RV.…
Having access to a pickup truck can make hauling items more convenient. If you have items that you don’t want exposed to the elements, installing a truck shell will help you keep your load dry and secure. Since most truck shells are made from fiberglass, routine maintenance is essential when it comes to keeping your shell in good condition.
Here are three tricks you can use to help you maintain your fiberglass truck shell in the future.…
Emergency planning is becoming increasingly dependent on technology. There are many conveniences that can bring your away from an emergency situation and into a safe have after a car failure, snow storm or other stranded situation. If you’re relying on smartphones for emergency contact, you’ll need to make sure that your devices will work when they’re needed the most. Take a look at a few emergency planning pitfalls and ways to defend yourself against total roadside disaster by using and maintaining your mobile technology.…
When one or more of the parts on your automobile breaks down, buying used replacements is a great choice. They are often more affordable than their brand new counterparts, and may more closely match the condition of the wear that is currently on your vehicle. This means you won’t be placing a new part in a car that may not have many more years left on the road. However, you may have some concerns about whether the part you are buying is a good decision.…
There comes many times in ones life where towing a vehicle becomes a necessity. Whether it be for a long trip or moving, you might find that you need to tow another vehicle behind yours. If you have never towed another vehicle before, this might seem intimidating and little scary. While towing can be dangerous, it’s usually perfectly safe. To make your experience a pleasant, successful, and safe one, follow these four tips:…
When your road trip takes you too far for friends and family to easily reach you, your only option may be to flag someone down or get to a phone. Smartphones make it easier to get emergency contacts to your stranded site, but there are still a few things that could go wrong. Consider a few ideas to include in your emergency planning before heading out on your next trip.…
If you are in the market for a mack truck – or even several of these trucks – for your business, you might be thinking about buying used. Although there are always some benefits to buying new, buying used can be beneficial because it can allow you to save your company a lot of money and avoid losing a lot of cash due to depreciation. However, you will probably want to inspect every inch of the truck that you are thinking about buying before you sign anything.…
Having a teenager who is ready to drive can be exciting. Your son or daughter may be looking forward to the time when they will be able to have freedom to drive wherever and whenever they want. You may be looking forward to the fact that you are no longer their chauffeur. However, just because your teenager has reached the legal age to drive doesn’t mean that they are ready to drive psychologically.…
How you dress while repairing your car influences how safe you are during the whole process. There are several types of safety wear that you need to prevent injuries. It’s not just about wearing gloves and protective shoes. The specific wear to use depends on the nature of the work you need to do on your car, but there are a few common things you will need. Here are four examples of how to dress for a car repair session:…
You may have gotten accustomed to your car riding a little rough, until a friend riding with you shouts “Wow! That was a big bump!” Then you know it’s time to troubleshoot the problem. Here is how you can check out your car to find why it’s riding rough and how to get a smooth ride again.
Start with the Tires
The tires are easy to check and could be a major reason for a bouncy ride.…