With a large gas station directly across the highway from where we summer, we have a constant reminder of the price of gasoline and diesel. Lately, the price of diesel was steady at $5.09/gallon but dropped down to $4.99 as the Memorial Day holiday weekend closed, then rebounded to an even higher price. Gasoline, however, has continue to ping pong up and down varying between $4.09, $4.19, $4.29 and is now at the time I am writing this post is at $4.59/gallon.
With winter here and us still in the cold north country the protection of our coach’s water and sewer system is critical. We don’t want to deal with broken pipes, hoses and tanks costing hundreds, if not thousands of dollars to repair.
First off remember this rule: WATER ALWAYS SEEKS THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE.
This topic has been raised by many an RVer, when they discover water dripping from the ceiling of their slide out. The source of the leak is from one of two places … rain or water condensation being discharged from the roof top air conditioner.
Last evening while we were out exploring a severe thunderstorm came through the area and as a result it dumped golf ball sized hail on the RV Park where we were staying. This morning while opening the bathroom ceiling vent cover, Shari noticed a hole in the cover. Further inspection from above showed not only one hole, but a section of the edge lip broken off as well. With the possibility of more bad weather, mostly rain this cover needed immediate repair or replacement.
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