Travel Trailer Repairs

I’ve got my hands on the mounting bolts right now, and they’re corroded solid — the kind of stuck that tells me this fan has been weeping for months. Pop the interior trim ring and you’ll see the real story: the ceiling panel around the frame has gone soft, there’s a faint water stain running … Read more

A Camping World service advisor quoted me $285 just in labor to swap an entry door lock on a 33FB last month—and that didn’t include the part itself or the two-week wait. The reason shops charge that much is simple: it looks straightforward until you’re actually elbow-deep in the door frame, and then fasteners corrode, … Read more

Most Airstream Classic 33FB owners never replace the LP gas detector until it fails catastrophically—chirping at 3 a.m., throwing false alarms at the slightest humidity spike, or going completely silent when you actually need it. That’s the mistake: they treat it like a set-it-and-forget-it component, but this detector sits at the intersection of your propane … Read more

You’re staring at a water stain on your Airstream Classic 33FB ceiling right now, aren’t you? And you’re wondering how deep this actually goes — whether it’s just a surface drip or whether the rot has already started climbing into the frame behind the aluminum skin. I’ve pulled open enough Airstream roofs to tell you: … Read more