Rear or side radiator

[Neal]

Good to know and in the future I want to do more of my own. Maybe some here can cover each task and share how to do it. What to do and how to do. Share maintenance schedules etc.

Prior to RVing I did nothing. I remember someone saying if you don't do it yourself you'll go broke getting it done. So I've forced myself to do things. I've made mistakes and paid the dues getting it corrected but I've learned a lot. Chassis and engine is something I need to learn.

 

[DavidL]

Good to know and in the future I want to do more of my own. Maybe some here can cover each task and share how to do it. What to do and how to do. Share maintenance schedules etc.

Prior to RVing I did nothing. I remember someone saying if you don't do it yourself you'll go broke getting it done. So I've forced myself to do things. I've made mistakes and paid the dues getting it corrected but I've learned a lot. Chassis and engine is something I need to learn.

More than happy to share content. It takes several lifetimes to accumulate....
But...something I wanted to speak to you about...the structure of a standard forum really doesn't lend itself as that content will end up getting lost and not easily found when needed. A Service Manual has "Year/ Make / Model / Engine" and "Chapters / Sections" to better organize that type of content. Even if there were Tags to apply such metadata to content so it is easily filterable would be a vast improvement. That would make this site HUGE if there was content that is easily found and applied. thoughts?

The vast majority of RV content applies to most all RVs since the components are used cross brand / model. I for example, don't read the majority of content on this site because it's in a RV specific brand forum that I don't own. But I bet the majority of that content applies to mine too. So I miss those tidbits.

For example, this thread I would tag "Diesel", and "Radiator / cooling" with no Year and no Make selected.

Feel free to move this post into a "Forum Feedback" section (or wherever).

 

[Neal]

This forum does offer TAGS but most probably don't use them. You can create articles vs. typical forum discussion, the forum offers various types of content. When starting a new thread, in a forum where other options are available, you'll see tabs on what type of content you want to create. The Resources area is good for manuals, etc. but doesn't allow non staff to create folders/sub-folders which would be nice. I can create them as needed, I understand their intent to keep things from getting out of control and keeping it orderly. So if you have suggestions on how to post an article or something, let me know where you want to put it and I'll see what the options are. I appreciate your desire to help educate others here and share content. We can all teach others something, we've all learned from others, pay it forward is a great thing.