all class a gas pusher

[markwho40]

id want to please here from all the people with class a gas pusher rvs on what all you do when you are on the road and how you keep stuff in cuberts from not hiting other things and do you turn your propane tank off or leave it on when your driving and how do you make sure your frige on the road keeps stuff cool so please i need to here what every thing you do with your gas pusher rv when you are driving it thanks to all mark

[KSCRUDE]

On our rig nothing seems to move in the storage and basement areas. It mist be the Koni shocks! We never shut the fridge off and it runs on propane while on the road.

[markwho40]

Originally Posted by KSCRUDE

On our rig nothing seems to move in the storage and basement areas. It mist be the Koni shocks! We never shut the fridge off and it runs on propane while on the road.

so you can keep the propane on when on the road for sure

[jwyoming]

Never had stuff move around in the cabinets or storage areas and never shut off the propane.

[markwho40]

Originally Posted by jwyoming

Never had stuff move around in the cabinets or storage areas and never shut off the propane.

ok thanks so its safe for me with a 1996 rv to keep my propane on

[SarahW]

Originally Posted by markwho40

ok thanks so its safe for me with a 1996 rv to keep my propane on

Mark, you might need to turn off the propane on ferries, in tunnels, etc. Generally speaking you can leave it on.

[ChallengerRN]

Originally Posted by markwho40

id want to please here from all the people with class a gas pusher rvs on what all you do when you are on the road and how you keep stuff in cuberts from not hiting other things and do you turn your propane tank off or leave it on when your driving and how do you make sure your frige on the road keeps stuff cool so please i need to here what every thing you do with your gas pusher rv when you are driving it thanks to all mark

We always clear the counter top before travel. Things in cabinets seem to stay put. LP stays on 100 % of the time. They shut it off when filling.

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propane on

[ronspradley]

When fueling your rig, any propane appliances should be off. Or propane off at propane tank. And when filling with propane, attendant will turn off propane at tank.

ronspradley

[markwho40]

Originally Posted by ronspradley

When fueling your rig, any propane appliances should be off. Or propane off at propane tank. And when filling with propane, attendant will turn off propane at tank.

ronspradley

do you mean when i fill up my gas tank or what

[ronspradley]

When putting gasoline in your rig, no open flames should be present. Meaning either your propane should be off at the propane tank, or any propane appliance (like refrigerator, furnace, water heater) should be off. And when filling your propane tank, the attendant will turn off the propane at the tank, for the same reason. No open flames. Hope this helps.

ronspradley

[Ramblin]

Originally Posted by markwho40

id want to please here from all the people with class a gas pusher rvs

There aren't many gas pushers. I don't have one, but since your questions translate to other types of RVs as well, they should work for gas pushers.

Originally Posted by markwho40

what all you do when you are on the road

Drive, camp, and have fun!

Originally Posted by markwho40

and how you keep stuff in cuberts from not hiting other things

This is something that is going to happen. You can do things to mitigate the problem, like drive slower, buy non breakable items for use in the RV, put in grippy shelf liners and various restraint solutions, but you will always have some things shift in transit. You learn to open compartments slowly after arrival to anticipate the inevitable avalanche.

Originally Posted by markwho40

and do you turn your propane tank off or leave it on when your driving

I leave mine on unless I am going through an area that requires it to be off (tunnels, ferrys, etc)

Originally Posted by markwho40

and how do you make sure your frige on the road keeps stuff cool

I just turn mine on. Has kept everything cool so far.

Originally Posted by markwho40

so please i need to here what every thing you do with your gas pusher rv when you are driving it

There are not enough alpha-bits available on the internet to type EVERYTHING I do when I'm driving it, and posting SOME of those things would likely earn me another infraction.

Originally Posted by markwho40

thanks to all mark

You're very welcome!

P.S. Punctuation and proper case makes it easier on everyone, leaving them out is only easier for you.

[wepinegar]

The grippy shelf liners really help with item movement in the cupboards!

[markwho40]

Originally Posted by wepinegar

The grippy shelf liners really help with item movement in the cupboards!

what do they look like and where can i get the grippy things at