Over the years many boler owner’s, both new and long term, have asked lots of questions.This section provides short answers to common questions about your boler trailer. Longer and more comprehensive articles here.I will continually be adding more Answers to … Read More
NOTE: This article was posted on August 9, 2019 and is incomplete, I will complete this article complete with pictures a.s.a.p. so check back. There is an ongoing discussion about the fit of boler doors, the following is my analysis … Read More
Contributing article by Chris Cole One thing a parent never wishes to hear on a camping trip is “I’m bored.” To make sure this never happens any parent should have a plan in mind of what they can take with … Read More
Servicing your wheel bearings is an important part of your annual maintenance routine. Wheel bearings should be serviced at a minimum every second year or every 12,000 miles ( 20,000 km), whichever comes first. Servicing your wheel bearings includes removing … Read More
Techniques to Polish Aluminum One of the most frequent questions I get asked is how to polish aluminum. The word polish can be interpreted several different ways so let’s explore the different methods, products and results. Let’s start by understanding … Read More
Solar systems are a great way to keep your batteries charged when boondocking. A solar panel is just one component of a system that includes the battery, solar panel, controler and even an optional inverter. Here is a comprehensive article on … Read More
Many of the parts for your Boler are available from your local RV parts counter, but if you ask them for a Boler part the usual response is “we don’t have anything that will work” I am constantly updating the … Read More
RV / Trailer Drive Away Check List Inside Checks Windows Closed Blinds Secure Tank Levels Thermostat Off Water Heater Off Water Pump Off Battery Shut-Off Switch ON Shower/Sink Drains Closed Stove Cover Down Fridge – set on travel mode … Read More
As we all know the inside of a Boler can get hot …. really hot, and for many adding air conditioning is not an option. The roof structure is not strong enough to support a standard RV roof style AC … Read More
