RV of 3: Adventures with the Yandels
The RV Must Have Items
New to RV life? Wondering what equipment you need for a comfortable and stress-free journey? Most articles list typical items, but we'll tell you about some non-typical ones you might not have thought of.
Here are our top picks: (All links are amazon affilliate links)
- Tire repair kit: A flat tire can ruin your travel plans in an instant. Make sure you have a tire repair kit on hand so you can fix the problem quickly and get back on the road.
- Emergency car kit / flares & vest: In case of an emergency, it's important to have an emergency car kit and flares & vest on hand. These items can help keep you safe while you wait for help to arrive.
- Fuses: Fuses are essential for protecting your RV's electrical system. Make sure you have a variety of fuses on hand so you can replace them as needed.
- Road atlas: While GPS is great, it's always a good idea to have a road atlas on hand in case you lose your signal or your device dies.
- Honey Wagon: A honey wagon is a portable tank that allows you to empty your RV's holding tanks without having to move your entire RV. This can save you a lot of hassle and make your trip more enjoyable.
- Solar: Solar panels are a great way to keep your RV's battery charged, even when you're off the grid.
- Extra water hoses and sewer hoses for length: You never know when you'll need a longer hose to reach a water or sewer hookup. Make sure you have some extra hoses on hand just in case.
- Heated hose: If you're traveling in cold weather, a heated hose can prevent your water hose from freezing.
- Surge protector: A surge protector can protect your RV's electrical system from power surges and spikes.
- Extra 50/30 amp cord: Having an extra power cord on hand can be a lifesaver if your current one fails or if you need some extra length!
- Tire pressure monitor system: A tire pressure monitor system can help you keep track of your tire pressure and prevent blowouts while you're driving.
- Jumper pack: A jumper pack can help you jump-start your truck battery if it dies.
- Bottle jacks: Bottle jacks are essential for changing a tire or doing other maintenance on your RV.
- Air compressor: An air compressor ca
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We are proud to have partnered with Teton Sport! As outdoor enthusiasts we have used many products for our camping and hiking needs. None have compared to the Teton Sport product line! Enjoy 15% off your first order of any Teton sport product by using our code rv_of_three
Email us your questions or comments at: rvofthree@gmail.com
Join our facebook group: “Healthy RV living, Working & Traveling”
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New to RV life? Wondering what equipment you need for a comfortable and stress-free journey? Most articles list typical items, but we'll tell you about some non-typical ones you might not have thought of.
Here are our top picks: (All links are amazon affilliate links)
- Tire repair kit: A flat tire can ruin your travel plans in an instant. Make sure you have a tire repair kit on hand so you can fix the problem quickly and get back on the road.
- Emergency car kit / flares & vest: In case of an emergency, it's important to have an emergency car kit and flares & vest on hand. These items can help keep you safe while you wait for help to arrive.
- Fuses: Fuses are essential for protecting your RV's electrical system. Make sure you have a variety of fuses on hand so you can replace them as needed.
- Road atlas: While GPS is great, it's always a good idea to have a road atlas on hand in case you lose your signal or your device dies.
- Honey Wagon: A honey wagon is a portable tank that allows you to empty your RV's holding tanks without having to move your entire RV. This can save you a lot of hassle and make your trip more enjoyable.
- Solar: Solar panels are a great way to keep your RV's battery charged, even when you're off the grid.
- Extra water hoses and sewer hoses for length: You never know when you'll need a longer hose to reach a water or sewer hookup. Make sure you have some extra hoses on hand just in case.
- Heated hose: If you're traveling in cold weather, a heated hose can prevent your water hose from freezing.
- Surge protector: A surge protector can protect your RV's electrical system from power surges and spikes.
- Extra 50/30 amp cord: Having an extra power cord on hand can be a lifesaver if your current one fails or if you need some extra length!
- Tire pressure monitor system: A tire pressure monitor system can help you keep track of your tire pressure and prevent blowouts while you're driving.
- Jumper pack: A jumper pack can help you jump-start your truck battery if it dies.
- Bottle jacks: Bottle jacks are essential for changing a tire or doing other maintenance on your RV.
- Air compressor: An air compressor ca
"As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." "(paid link)", "#ad", or "#CommissionsEarned"
We are proud to have partnered with Teton Sport! As outdoor enthusiasts we have used many products for our camping and hiking needs. None have compared to the Teton Sport product line! Enjoy 15% off your first order of any Teton sport product by using our code rv_of_three
Email us your questions or comments at: rvofthree@gmail.com
Join our facebook group: “Healthy RV living, Working & Traveling”
Want to help support our travels? View Our Amazon Wish List
Follow us on Instagram:
@Rv_Of_Three