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This is a group where people having vehicle trouble can receive some advice some technical knowledge and Mayby a laugh. My name is Eric and Welcome

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RV Storage: Where to Put Everything in a Smaller Space
One of the practical realities of RV life is learning to live with less storage, and to use the storage you have better. Here's how experienced full-timers handle it: THE GOLDEN RULE If it doesn't earn its space, it doesn't come in the rig. Everything you bring should either be used regularly or serve a critical function. OUTSIDE STORAGE BAYS Most RVs have exterior storage compartments. Use these for: — Outdoor gear (chairs, table, grill, mat) — Hoses and utilities (sewer hose, water hose, electric cord) — Tools and maintenance supplies — Pet gear and food bags INSIDE STORAGE STRATEGIES — Cabinet risers: Double the vertical capacity of kitchen cabinets — Over-door organizers: Bathroom, pantry, closet doors — Vacuum seal bags: For off-season clothing and bedding — Magnetic strips: For knives and metal items in the kitchen — Collapsible everything: Bowls, colanders, pots where possible WHAT FULL-TIMERS STOP BRINGING — Duplicate kitchen gadgets — Books (Kindle replaces hundreds of paperbacks) — Just-in-case clothing — Decorative items with no function — Full-size appliances when compact versions exist THE ADJUSTMENT PERIOD The first few months, most full-timers still have too much stuff. After 6 months, they've naturally sorted out what they actually use. After a year, the rig feels exactly right. 📦 When you imagine packing for full-time RV life, is there a category of items you're already worried about fitting?
RV Storage:  Where to Put Everything in a Smaller Space
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@Mary Walker number 3 would be for me I would like to bring our powersports vehicles but understand that may not be practical. So a little torn p. What to bring but I love out door exploring on atvs and sxs but understand there may not always be available riding areas. And number 1 runs a close second I believe in having the right tool for the job and getting the kitchen set up just the way I want it was tough and so to then pare down some of those items is a daunting task. Great post
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@Mary Walker yes it is a little bit of a dilemma. Powersports are a big part of what we do. You didn’t use it in Florida, not many places riding is allowed?
🚨 I need your brain for a sec 👇
Quick poll, and yes, your answer actually matters (I check these, I promise 😄) If you could wave a magic wand and add ONE thing to this community, what would it be?
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I really like all the choices these are great conversation starters
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You said on the past you where the reluctant one to make the move to full time was there something that helped you make the decision to go for it?
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Hey, I'm Mary 👋 Full-time RVer for 9 years. I created this community to help you transition to RV living without the confusion, mistakes, and overwhelm we went through. If you're new, do this first: Comment ONE word so I know where you're at: - FULL TIME - SOON - SOMEDAY I reply to every comment and will help you with your next step. Let’s get you moving 👇
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That’s good hopefully the weather down there is getting better. More ☀️and less 🥶
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Aqua hot run is the infloor diesel fired heater isn’t it
One of the questions new RVers ask is: How do people make money on the road?
The truth is, there are more options than ever now, remote jobs, freelance work, small online businesses, and side hustles you can run from anywhere with internet. 💻🚐 Today’s idea: Think about what skills you already have that could travel with you.
One of the questions new RVers ask is: How do people make money on the road?
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5 I work remotely doing rotational work so this may work for us.
😀 What sparked your interest in RV life?
Was it… 🚐 More time with family 🌎 Freedom to travel 🔄 A big life change 💻 Work flexibility ✨ Or just that feeling of “there has to be more”? 👇 Drop your answer below (or tell your story)
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😀 What sparked your interest in RV life?
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Is there a way to choose more than 1? Those are all motivators for rv life. Our son is probably the most excited I get a lot of marketplace posts from alllll over. We are looking for a decent class a or super c with bunkbeds on a budget. And it’s a little bit of a tall order. But more time with family hits the most.
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Eric Garland
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Hello I am a Ford diesel mechanic fully ford certified and have a passion for helping others.I also have Cummins training, and am class III EV HYBRID

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