why not use on an RV
64036
should be fine - as long as the spare has some space between it and the RV. Will also need something within a few feet to secure the bottom straps to.
1484152
If its a cooling unit that uses A gas coolant delivery system. Its mostly used for refridgeration units with compressors. Most RVs today have propane powered coolers. If you haven't already, YouTube a tutorial on your specific unit.
1858592
yes, you put your rv size in and it keeps you out of areas you shouldn't go in. We found it very helpful last May while traveling, we came across some low bridges and the GPS warned us./
1364980
most RV's have a built in converter that converts AC to 12 volt,so hooked to shore power or not it works.
276249
I do not think it can be mounted to an RV. The directions that camewith the awning recommended mounting to a brick wall. We have vinyl sidin on ourhome and my husband installed a pressure treated lumber board with bolts to the hte vinyl siding prior to mounting the retractable awning.
908579
Not sure what you are asking, but if your RV has a 30 amp plug I suggest you consider the 30 amp model. That way you don't have to use an adaptor. I have to use a 50 to 30 adaptor sometimes if the RV park does not have 50 amp service. It works just fine in that case.
580519
I haven't tried it on an RV, however I have used it on a cross over and a truck. It has good clearance on both and if the RV has a standard slip in trailer hitch, it should be fine. The adapter for this product is plastic and I would recommend going to a metal one if you are using this for long hauls and long periods of time. This unit does not lock to the vehicle but I believe you can purchase one for it also.
1121232
My RV has a dry weight of 9000 pounds. I have experienced no problems with my use. Also, remember you are dividing your total weight by the number of tires on the ground and the weight on your hitch. You should see no problems.
626001
I personally don't thank it would work in rv. It's the water hook up that create a problem .
1082316
This product is for 12V DC, so it will work off your RV (or automobile) 12V system just as it is. If you want to power it from 120V AC, either a generator or the power grid, you will need to purchase a 12V DC power supply, sold separately.
2047751
Yes, you can use it on your RV. I put it on my 33 ft fifth wheel. The roof measured 30 ft and I put 5 gallons on it. I found out you can store it in the refrigerator after mixing it if you have left over. I don't remember how for a gallon is suppose to go but I think their web site gives you a good idea.
1037610
Sure. In fact lots of people use it when traveling in their RVs. They set it up next to a tree or post and store bikes, etc. in it. Then lock the bikes in by running a chain around the bikes and then pulling the chain through a slat in the back of the Yardstash to go around the tree. Set-up only takes a few minutes - once you already done it and know how.
1069726
sure. why not? you just need a 12 volt power supply for it, and the right sized cutout in the roof. make sure you can seal it well with roof sealant from an RV supplier.
594003
These can be used in an RV. I installed 6 of them in my Class C RV. They work great. They work with 12 volts.
1763806
I really am sorry but that is way over my head. I would ask an RV place then if they say yes, buy it from Amazon.
2038368
This unit will not work on rv.Go to their main site and you will find a different one with antenna.The vehicle you are dragging is a little far from the main unit ; i.e., transmitters are far from the receiver.That's why they have one for rv's and trailers.Good luck.
273276
Try putzing with the door safety; I had to remount my unit in the RV because RV-mfg just set unit in place and rough road conditions bounced unit around, jarring my door switch.