The Long-Haul Method — Volume I of the RV Field Archive

An RV does not wear out. It gets neglected out. The Long-Haul Method is the maintenance system that separates a rig still going strong at 300,000 miles from one that gets scrapped at year ten — written for owners who would rather spend a Saturday morning than a repair bill.

56 pages, 30 field notes across 6 parts, with schematic diagrams drawn for this edition: how to read the DOT date code on your tires, why a battery below 50% never fully recovers, the star pattern and the 10/25/50-mile retorque, the roof seams that leak first, and what a loaded rig actually weighs against its GVWR.

Inside: the exercise principle, tires and bearings and brakes, power and propane and protection, the roof and seals and water, cleaning without wrecking it, and upgrades that pay for themselves. Plus a seasonal maintenance calendar and a chapter-by-chapter table of what each fix saves you.

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