The second part of RV Buddies exclusive two-part interview with Gary Bunzer, "The RV Doctor" is LIVE for viewing now.

In this final 12-minute segment, Gary talks about a variety of RV maintenance and safety topics.  "With over 33 years of experience, Gary knows RVs inside and out," says Mark Summers, Host of RV Buddies.  “For anyone who wants to take care of their RV, this is a must-see interview.”

Bunzer shares the practical side of short and long-term maintenance so your RV can safely take you on your adventures for a long time.  "He’s a fountain of helpful tips,” says Summers. "My favorite is a great trick with a butane lighter to make sure your LP detector is working – simple, but effective."

Bunzer also elaborates on the reality of solar becoming mainstream and the future of fuel cells. From a safety perspective – he is adamant that a coach should have three to four fire extinguishers at a minimum, far above the legally mandated single unit.

Finally, Bunzer makes the point to look for the RV Certified or RV Master Certified patch on your technicians' shirt. It's proof that they are trained, updated and recertified every five years. With technology changing so fast – this is more important now than ever.

This is the first part of RV Buddies exclusive two-part interview with Gary Bunzer, "The RV Doctor".

Bunzer, who has been writing columns for the industry for more than 33 years, is best known as the "The RV Doctor."

“It was great to sit down with such an industry icon who knows the insides and outsides of RVs like no one else,” says Mark Summers.  “He is a veritable walking library of RV knowledge.”

In the interview, Bunzer details how his career, from when he first helped his dad with his dad’s column "George Says," though his love and working on RVs, to the time when “The RV Doctor" was born.  He covers the three questions he’s most frequently asked, stresses the importance of preventive maintenance and addresses solar and inverter issues and covers a host of other topics.

Click on the image below to watch the video. Part two will be online next week.