Drew Callahan · June 21, 2026
Last spring, I parked my Class C at a campground in the Smoky Mountains and woke up at 2 a.m. to the sound of rain hammering my roof. My first instinct was to jump up and slam all three roof…
Drew Callahan · June 21, 2026
The first time I pulled a 28-foot travel trailer out of a dealer lot in Tucson, I nearly took out a light pole before I reached the exit. My hands were sweating. My wife was silent — which, if you know her, means she was terrified. That trip taught me more in three days than … Read more
Drew Callahan · June 20, 2026
Last spring, I was cruising down I-40 somewhere outside of Amarillo with my 32-foot fifth wheel in tow. Everything felt fine. The truck was pulling smoothly, the road was flat, and I had zero reason to think anything was wrong….
Drew Callahan · June 20, 2026
Last spring, I pulled into a campground in southern Utah and connected my old garden hose to the water pedestal without thinking twice. By the time I poured a glass of water that evening, the plasticky, chemical smell hit me…
Drew Callahan · June 19, 2026
The Leveling Problem That Was Ruining My Trips…
Drew Callahan · June 19, 2026
If you’ve been RVing for more than a season, you’ve probably heard the horror stories. Blown fittings. Cracked hose bibs. Water spraying across the bathroom at 2 a.m. I lived one of those stories — twice. Both times, a single…
Drew Callahan · June 18, 2026
Last summer, my RV turned into a sauna. I’m not exaggerating. Parked at a campground in southern Utah in July, the temperature inside my rig hit 94°F before noon — even with every window cracked open. My stock roof vent…
Drew Callahan · June 18, 2026
Three RVs. Two camping seasons. One recurring nightmare. If you’ve ever watched your slide-out groan, stall, or refuse to budge entirely, you know exactly the kind of stress I’m talking about. This Lippert slide-out motor replacement review covers everything I…
Drew Callahan · June 18, 2026
Last spring, I climbed onto the roof of my 2017 Keystone Passport and felt my stomach drop. A soft spot near the front cap had turned into a full-blown delamination scare, and water stains on the interior ceiling confirmed my…
Drew Callahan · June 17, 2026
Why Do Keystone Passport Awnings Fail? Keystone Passport travel trailers account for a significant portion of awning repair inquiries, primarily due to the mechanical wear patterns inherent in Carefree and Dometic slide-out arm systems. The Passport line, which spans 17 to 27 feet, relies on a manual or motorized extendable arm mechanism that supports the … Read more
