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Power Cord Pain Solved
Our 2018 Lexor has been a pain to plug in since day one. The threads on the locking ring are difficult to engage when attaching the cord to the van. There is a simple and inexpensive fix. Notice this L shaped slot in the threads on the van side of the power connection? There is…
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Windshield, Gardens, and RR Brews
8/9/2019 Safelite was ready for us at 0745 where they worked outside their garage before the temps rose for the day. Our rig was just a little too tall to get inside. We scheduled this after a rock hit our windshield while crossing North Dakota on March 24. The service folks were courteous and had…
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Pleasure-Way Factory Visit
As I write this on 3/28/2020 the factory is closed to keep people safe during the Corona Virus pandemic. We wish the employees and company well and hope they will be healthy and return when “social distancing” is no longer necessary. 7/21/2019 Factory tours are something we have always found fascinating. Since we were going…
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De-winterizing – 2018 Lexor TS
Spring is finally here and we’re ready to de-winterize the fresh water system on our 2018 Lexor TS. As with any of the information on this blog, we’re not professionals so, take what we say with a grain of salt and consult the manuals for your specific RV before proceeding. The procedure is pretty-much the…
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Can I Leave This On?
New RV owners often ask if they can leave the inverter, the fan, or some other appliance on. We all want to understand how long the power in our batteries will last. Newer Pleasure-Way vans include a tool, the Spyder Control Panel, that helps answer this question. If you don’t have lithium batteries and a…
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Winterizing – 2018 Lexor TS
Asking owners for their preferred method of winterizing, the most common answer was “stay in Florida.” For most of us, that isn’t an option so we need to protect our rigs. Though we could take our Lexor to a dealer for winterizing, we have found that no one cares as much about our rig as…