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| Above, a propane technician filling The Beast's propane tank. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Since propane is the primary fuel source for heating, hot water and refrigeration in RVs, it is important to know how to detect a dangerous RV propane leak.
This is the topic of a new article in RV Life.
They begin it with:
An RV propane leak can happen anywhere throughout the RV propane system. Propane leaks often originate in cracked propane lines or cracked or broken fittings.
Age, use, and general wear and tear all wreak havoc on the RV’s propane system, and RV propane leaks can happen, anytime and anywhere. If you smell rotten eggs around or in your RV, you should definitely know how to detect and identify an RV propane leak.
To read more, go here.
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