Plus everything else you forgot from the RV walk through
Everything you need to know before you go! In this video I cover how I hook up my RV water, sewer, and electrical when I get to a campsite. Additionally I discuss disconnecting and dumping the tanks when it’s time to leave. I also cover the inner workings of the rv and how things differ when connected at a campground vs. wild camping without hookups. I hope this answers all your questions. I sincerely hope it helps you feel well prepared and confident enough to get out there on your own. Safe travels!
The items I used in this video were my beginner basics that I personally started out with. They were inexpensive and great for getting started on a budget. I have since upgraded most of these. You can see my current equipment here.
My Starter Equipment Set Up Used in This Video
- Leveling Blocks
- Bubble Level
- Wheel Chocks
- Surge Protector
- Drinking Water Hose
- Water Filter
- Water Pressure Regulator (for older rvs)
- Water Pressure Regulator (for newer rvs)
- Sewer Hose Kit
- Sewer Hose Support
- Elbow with flush valve
- Black Tank Treatment
- Black Tank Flush Specific Hose
- French Press
- Solar Generator/ Power Supply I have
- Solar Generator/ Power Supply I recommend
- 30 amp to 15 amp adapter
- 50 amp to 30 amp adapter
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