Help I am camper illiterate

[Bill-2020]

Good suggestion- but most (honest camping folk) would do that for an iced tea. An hour of ones time will go a long way down the line when they are the one who’s needing the help one day.

[sourdough]

Originally Posted by Bill-2020

Good suggestion- but most (honest camping folk) would do that for an iced tea. An hour of ones time will go a long way down the line when they are the one who’s needing the help one day.

^^^^I agree. I'm a believer that good deeds done will come back to benefit you in a larger measure.

[travelin texans]

You mean I've lost out on about $2000? I know I've helped at least 20 folks, $100 a pop, with issues on the their new or new to them RVs.
The last 2 new RVs we've bought I was showing the fellows doing our PDI how a good many of the systems operated.

[flybouy]

Originally Posted by travelin texans

You mean I've lost out on about $2000? I know I've helped at least 20 folks, $100 a pop, with issues on the their new or new to them RVs.
The last 2 new RVs we've bought I was showing the fellows doing our PDI how a good many of the systems operated.

I'm sure you lost more than $100 a piece on those two PDI "lessons".

[Roscommon48]

Like stated above get with someone who has some experience with RVing. You'll find that you will learn many things.


I'd suggest the idea of just starting out by getting a new battery...if the current one is several years old.



Happy New Year to all.

[DAMILLER_SR]

Y'all are right about getting a volunteer vs paying. However, I (to my peril) presume if he had someone like that around, he would've taken advantage of the opportunity.