In Episode 105 Eric Stark dives into ways to make a living while traveling and gives some great tips about RV Slide Out Maintenance. He also visits Pismo Beach nestled along the Pacific Coast in California. 

RVing is a great way to travel and see the country, Traveling the country while working can be an awesome way to see the country as well. Traveling Nurses are the example to follow, although if you can apply what they do to your job and life you might be able to travel the U.S. Some will start a new career that revolves around RVing or an Internet-based business that affords them the time on the road.

The RV Slide Room should be on your list of items to maintain. It is critical to a great weekend getaway or a longer RV Vacation. Eric reminds the Smart RVers to keep the mechanics lubricated and the Slide out Seals coated with a slide-out seal treatment. The slide room is easy to neglect until something fails and then it is all hands on deck to repair. Stay on top of the maintenance of not only the slide-out room bau also the RV Windows.

Pismo Beach, CA is a beautiful town to visit in an RV. It is a great place to take the family and enjoy the sand dunes and the great Pacific Ocean. The weather is great most of the year and there is no shortage of activities to keep the family busy. There are great places to eat, everything the beach has to offer, sand dunes, ATVing, RV parks next to the ocean and so much more. It is also a great place to use as a hub to plan some day trips or visit other nearby places.

Eric explains (Again - He felt he didn’t do it justice in the last episode) what a great product the Thin Shade is from Lippert Components. It will work on most Travel Trailers and Fifth Wheels if you have 16” x 25” plastic window frames.

 

 

 

 

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