Victron Warranty: Who Actually Handles Your Claim
Victron's warranty runs through your dealer, not Victron. What the 5-year terms really say, what voids them, and what to check before you buy.
RV Parts & Off-Road Camping Blog
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Which Cruisemaster DO35 Do I Have? Version Identification and Service Parts
Identify your DO35 coupling generation from the cap and markings, then find the right spindle bush, lock repair and bumper part numbers and US torq...
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Black Series Suspension and Shock Replacement: What Wears and What to Order
Which Black Series HQ suspension parts wear first, how to tell pre-2022 from 2022-on arms, and what to order for shocks, springs, bushings and hard...
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RV Water Tank Gauge Stuck at Half: How to Find the Cause
Why an RV tank gauge reads half when the tank is full, how to check the sender, ground and wiring, and how to pick a replacement that reads correctly.
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Black Series Wheel Bearing Sizes: How to Identify Yours and Repack Them
Identify the right bearing set for your Black Series camper by brake drum size, with Timken part numbers for 10-inch and 12-inch axles and repack s...
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45 Gifts for RV Owners and Campers: The 2026 Gift Guide
Real gift ideas for people who camp, picked from what we stock and ship: multitools and lanterns under $25, camp kitchen gear and survival kits in ...
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How to Maintain Your Trailer Jockey Wheel
The jockey wheel carries full tongue weight every time you unhitch and takes constant gravel, mud and corrosion. A seasonal clean, grease and play ...
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15 RV Upgrade Ideas That Actually Change How You Camp
Fifteen RV upgrades ranked by how much they change daily camping: monitoring, lithium, solar, DC-DC charging, ventilation, heat, water, suspension.
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RV Installation Requirements: Wire Gauge, Fusing, Ventilation, and Torque for Victron and 12V Accessories
The numbers to check before installing Victron gear or 12V accessories in an RV: wire gauge by amps and length, fuse sizing, ventilation clearance.
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OEM vs Aftermarket RV Parts: When to Pay for Genuine and When Not To
A practical rule for OEM vs aftermarket RV parts: fitment-specific vs commodity, safety-critical vs cosmetic, warranty.
