We ALL miss you, Martin! ✝️

Wonderful advice with clear and concise instructions and well edited. An RV pro myself, I'll refer customers who ask for advice to this video. RIP Martin. Thanks for leaving his video up so others may benefit. 👍

I am offended by the picture. Need to clean that up or people will unsubscribe.

I love your videos. What is the brand and store to buy that telescopic pole? Thank you. Jose

I have a Dometic air conditioner in the way I clean mine every year I use a Rubbermaid Big Tub and I load lock the load lock holds the tub up against the ceiling underneath the air conditioner hole did I get on top you degreaser let it set the news by water holes with a nozzle on the end and get it quickly cleaned both of them really enjoy your videos

How do I get to your amazon store?

Just got a 5th wheel..I'm concerned about moisture...thank you

After cleaning the evaporator coil with the spray foam, then you should also use it on the outside condensor coil as it can also accumulate greasy dirty crud from the outide air. Those two coils are equally important!

I finally got "a round tuit" and tackled the front cracked and faded decals on my WGO 30W which is a shorter version of yours. For newbies looking to do this, it's fairly easy but here are some tips. Old hands at this sort of work will laugh at my suggestions because they "ass-u-me" everyone knows this stuff. First - When taping off the decal, the key is patience! For people like me who think Patience is the chick at the local deli, trust me, take your time. It'll be worth it in the end. Being a lazy sob, I didn't use short pieces of automotive masking tape. I started at one end and SLOWLY taped off the entire graphic (a Nike-ish swoosh) in one swell foop. Second - When masking off the area around the decal with paper sheets, the word is "MORE." If you think 18" is enough, go out to 3 feet. If you think an area is done, tape down all the edges. Paint has an amazing propensity for sneaking into, under and around the tiniest cracks. Cleaning it up afterwards is a PITA. Third - Hand sand the old decal. Don't use a power tool like a knucklehead I know. He wasted time redoing the sanding after the power sander burned the underlying old decal. What a dummy! BTW, start with 120 to 180 grit for the initial sanding. Concentrate on the cracked and crazed areas. Follow up with 220 to 400 grit for smoothing the surface for paint. To remove overspray, I used wet 2000 grit. Fourth - Remember Patience when removing the masking tape. In memory of Martin, thanks for a great DIY video.

Why not to fallow the manufacturer recommended cold tire pressure settings ? From motorcycles to cars and trucks ( and RV 's ) came with stickers ( and owner's manual ) were you can find the recommended tire pressure settings . Newer use the pressure rating marked on the tire sidewalls ( witch is max pressure ) !

I have to tell you, you look so much better without those bandanas, you don't look professional with it.

Hi Joanie. Boy how miss Martin may he rest in peace.🙏🏽 This was the perfect instructional video for me. I just finished going thru this process. Mine were about 4 years old and they were ugly indeed. Love you guys. Take care Joanie. 🫶🫶

Noooo Thank u Thank you Yaaayyyyyyyy One million AMEN TRULLY,THANK U FOR YUR VIDEO EVERY LIL BIT HELPS AMEN GOD IS GOOD'

I sure miss him. He sure gave me a lot of good advice. Take care.

What about the drive shaft

I don’t have an RV, but I was interested in what you used for insulation and all the places you put it. I like the tip about using the dehumidifiers to minimize condensation. This happens on the ~150 year old single pane windows at my sister’s house in the winter. I’m going to share this tip with her.

Bet you don't change RVs very often. 😊

Hey Joanie, man the wife and I miss Martin and his knowledge. We're glad you left the videos up, I constantly refer to them from time to time when I have to "Martinize my coach". We hope you're doing well. Camping with the Adams's

One wrench in foot pounds and one in inch pounds would probably be a good addition to the toolbox.

Thank you for this video. Am considering a class C with toad, and the idea of towing safely seems overwhelming. Am also an extremely cautious type. Want to go the safest route; but also want to keep it as simple as possible too, as I would be traveling solo. Definitely going to bookmark this video! May need to hire somebody to do the prep work, but at least I would know what items to put on the work order, and what to look for and insist on when checking up after them (not to mention the maintenance, etc.) You are very good, and thorough, in explaining the process. Thank you! 👍🏻

Where are you located can you work on mine how much do you charge this is real informative stuff thanks for your time

Yes, we miss him!❤

Thank You, always!😊

Thank you sir 🫡

Joni,hope you're doing well! Thank you for sharing and keeping RV Street available for viewing! I Always need the reminders of how the rite way to take care of my RV! So thank you and keep them coming. ❤

Other opción a united heater on sleeper trucks,(used diésel) don"t GO proane it will freezes

Play reason I would use propane heat in campground setting like that would be if my space heater couldn't do it or it got too cold for my pipes most people use their propane heat and they supplement with space heaters the only reason they're using the propane heat is to keep their pipes warm

BEST RV VIDEOS EVER!!!!! If I ever own an rv in the future, this is the channel that must be followed. Martin.......I so miss you buddy.

I still order most all my stuff on RV street. He was a real dude.

Great info thanks

Love you brother

This was a great video❤❤❤

Just found one on my gear and thank you for your info. You will be missed.

I usually do in the end after I ring it. I get my big blower. And blowing it to get the water aut the coils.

Great Info- Thank you.

Be careful of plugging an electric heater into a RV receptacle they are not the same thing as a house type and can cause a fire I am a licensed electrician

What about diesel add on heater diesel/hot air. Good luck

Thank you sir you help me so much! I can always count on you!

I would think that heat lamp would be a fire hazard like no other next to all that . Be careful.

Well done sir! Bravo!!

Exactly what do I search for (what “word” do I use) when trying to order replacement solenoids for coach batteries and house and house batteries.

thank you

Hope you are doing well Martin. Prayers for you today.

I STILL laugh when you jumped off from your RV roof: and said:- ‘Don’t try THIS at home!’ 😂 😂😂 May God bless Joanie and your family! Greetings from England ✝️🙏

I see why the bedroom is your favorite place😂😂😂

$19.99 electric furnace from big lots. It’s the same price on Amazon. It turns off when tipped over. We bought two. Wanted to sit between the bathroom, the door and the bedroom. And one for the living room. The fireplace it’s only for looks. It doesn’t really work.

How about I just hire you to winterize my RV😅

Thank you for saying that. Because I don’t like living all boarded up either. I don’t know how they do it. We’re going to do clear just like we did and our home.

The faceplate was stolen off my Cummins RV generator and I can't find a replacement. Tried to find one, but the make/model number was in faceplate and is gone too. How do I go about total replacement of my RV generator? It's a 1990 Fleetwood Flare.

The RV furnace also heats the area of the water and wastewater tanks, thus preventing water lines and trank freeze up. Also, the fan in the furnace will move more air around the coach. We use both the furnace and electric space heaters. During times of extreme cold weather we depend on the furnace 90% and the space heaters 10%. In our insulated water bay, we use a 200watt ceramic heater and heated water hoses