RV Repairs by Alan ONeill

08/04/2025

Plastics yellowing in your RV? Test a patch with peroxide gel. Paste it on thoroughly then apply food wrap to prevent drying. Add sunlight or UV light and in a few hours your old plastics go white. Rinse with water and repeat if needed.

08/03/2025

Installed new bathroom trim in my own RV last week. Also restoring the shower base and screen door this week. Oven restoration in the kitchen. It's fun to keep RVs like new.

08/03/2025

Replaced airconditioning fan motor just in time for next week's heat wave. Another happy camper

07/30/2025

Interesting time with this pontoon boat trailer this week. 1. Loose wheel nuts tore off the wheel. 2. Incorrect bearing retainer left the hub wobbling severely. 3. Improperly installed brake hydraulic line broken away. 4. Surge brake actuator leaking master cylinder. Got them back on the road and headed for home again.

06/27/2025

Smooth installation of an outdoor TV with swing arm yesterday

06/20/2025

Great day today repairing and maintaining this bad boy. Converted florescent lights to LED, serviced the water heater, and generator. Love helping great customers!

04/04/2025

21 year old Aqua-Hot hydronic heating system. Won't start on 120 ac or diesel, and glycol leaking with water connection. Looks like a tank replacement and major rebuild on the way!

04/04/2025

After hours of searching, today I found the fault in this customer's Aladdin monitoring system in the 2004 Beaver coach. So much fun when a (frustrating) plan comes together.

04/04/2025

New fender and marker lights added to this utility trailer today.

03/21/2025

Monaco Patriot getting a new roof vent today. Beautiful coach!

12/13/2024

Love having all the gadgets to fix these air conditioners

12/12/2024

RV Propane detector old or disconnected? A working propane detector and C0 alarm could save your life!
Phone or text to: 805 610 9394 for a checkup today!

RV Propane Detector Beeping December 12, 2024 by admin Is your RV propane detector beeping and annoying? At first, you must evacuate the RV, shutting off power and propane and opening doors and windows as you go. If you smell propane, get out of there fast! You can investigate the cause of the alarm...