My U-Haul Camper Blog

Now that we finished some renovations, I created a virtual tour of our camper.  

As things age, sometimes they need a little face lift. With a vintage camper, it's a bit tougher to decide what to do. Do you totally ov...

I was lucky when I bought the trailer as it came with 3 wheels. All of them were original U-haul wheels with the nubs to mount baby moon h...

Previously, I had mounted a spare tire on the rear bumper . With planning for another long trip coming up, I decided I'd like to ad...

Door sag. It's annoying to say the least, but it's also a sign of some other issues. So catching it early can save you some bigger...

I got a good deal when I bought our little camper years ago, but it did need some work. I've gradually spent time and a little money o...

TopLine Folding/Locking Legs While looking at some camper parts online, I stumbled on a company (TopLine) that makes folding poles of va...

There's a lot to be said about tires for campers. They can make or break a trip. You always want to go through a checklist before a ...

So the Uhaul, like many other fiberglass campers with front windows, came with a rock guard. My thoughts on this are that Uhaul wanted to ...

Rubber Cone-shaped Bumpers So as I mentioned in a previous post , I've gotten around to resolving one of the issues with the top bun...

So we have 4 people in our family and so it was important to get a camper that would sleep 4. The U-haul CT13 campers do sleep 4. The adul...

New Vinyl Plank Flooring When we originally got our U-haul camper, the flooring was in bad shape. Nothing more than a piece of green, ou...

So electrical is a big part of any camper. Let me start by saying the Uhaul's come in two models: CT13 and VT16. Mine is a CT13 and so t...

So the first thing I discovered with our new Uhaul was the leaks. Due to the way the windows are made and mounted, as the old parts wear out...