We finally stayed overnight in our RV 14+ months after purchasing it last June. This is a 2000 Bounder 32H on an F53 chassis. Been working on many different items during this time, and thanks primarily to this forum (and the grace of God) finally have all major systems running in good shape. Of course for a 23-year-old RV there is still more work to do (and probably always will be), but we feel like we're ready for a real trip now (this was just 30 minutes from the house).
Our family of six+1 (mom, dad, four kids, 6-11, and dog, stayed two nights). We're still learning as we go, but everyone had a good time. This was also the first time we put the awning out
. It works, though also needs a little attention with some clips and lubrication.
In all, the point here to any other new RVers is: research, prep, and test more than you think you need to, then expect to discover more and more along the way, then come back here and ask the right questions.
Thanks all!
Our family of six+1 (mom, dad, four kids, 6-11, and dog, stayed two nights). We're still learning as we go, but everyone had a good time. This was also the first time we put the awning out
. It works, though also needs a little attention with some clips and lubrication.In all, the point here to any other new RVers is: research, prep, and test more than you think you need to, then expect to discover more and more along the way, then come back here and ask the right questions.
Thanks all!
