HOW TO Correctly Install/Replace RV Vent Fan

The original fan in our bathroom was tiny and was doing a terrible job of ventilating.  We wanted something that could efficiently pull air up and out. We show you step by step what you need to do to replace/install a new RV Vent Fan.  For this project we used a drill, table saw, drywall knife, lacquer thinner w/rag, butyl tape, and lap sealant.

Here is a link to the fan we installed

https://www.amazon.com/Maxxair-Corp-0...

Feel free to watch as we continue to learn and experiment while we build our dream home mostly off grid in the middle of nowhere! There is sure to be more epic projects like this one if you stick around and watch:)
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