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JOMARFL (FMCA 401058) · 05-19-2008, 11:55 PM

Hello,

Been here about a month, lots of great information and great people. I see quite a few maintenance tips here and there some monthly, some quarterly some yearly.

Has anyone ever found or taken the time to create a monthly checklist of the things "we should" be checking or filling up on a monthly basis to at least keep things oiled or ensure fluid levels are correct?

If you have one or know where I could get one, would appreciate it. Did a search but didn't come up with anything.

Thanks

JOMARFL (FMCA 401058) · 05-19-2008, 11:55 PM

Hello,

Been here about a month, lots of great information and great people. I see quite a few maintenance tips here and there some monthly, some quarterly some yearly.

Has anyone ever found or taken the time to create a monthly checklist of the things "we should" be checking or filling up on a monthly basis to at least keep things oiled or ensure fluid levels are correct?

If you have one or know where I could get one, would appreciate it. Did a search but didn't come up with anything.

Thanks

JOMARFL (FMCA 401058) · 05-20-2008, 12:15 AM

Well we can shut this one down I guess. I Googled and came up with hundreds of monthly RV maintenance checlists. Now you just have to find the right one

Thanks

Rick Long · 05-20-2008, 09:31 AM

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Here you go...
http://www.rv-boondocking-the-good-life.com/support-fil...enance-checklist.pdf

kcaravelli · 06-15-2009, 10:40 PM

Nice list. Now to come up with a budget for it. Time and money wise.
Different for all of course.
I wonder if there are some RV shops which you could contract to help you keep "one eye' on your rig. We do it in the IT industry and call it "Managed Services". Hey, I just got laid off, maybe I just came up with my new business for this new economy. Get Full-Timers who still work and or don't have the tools or skill sets to keep their rigs "travel ready" and go on our new managed service contract. What would I call it. Hmm...Caravelli's "One-Eye-On You'" motorhome maintenance program for full timers or frequent travelers. We could come up with a database of all the components in YOUR coach and then price out a plan based on what you have. Their could be a chassi plan a "Box" plan for the house portion and a "components" plan for the genset and frig et all.
Ok, now someone tell me it already exists.