What did you do to your Toy Hauler today???

Right on - have a safe trip. Jalama or Refugio if you can get a spot.

eDUBz wrote:

nayther wrote:
I washed it finally, checked wheel bearings (all good) and am actually going to use it for a few days starting Thursday! Woohoo! First time since March, way too long.

Nice! Where ya headed?

Youngest grandaughter's 1st birthday in Paso Robles, son live at Heritage Ranch so we've rented an RV space through Sunday night. Then headed down to Santa Barbara area I think, or maybe Avila Beach for two nights. Just a short trip but a get away all the same. Will be nice, been dealing with elderly parents and their issues so good to get away.

Cut the water lines and installed low point drains to isolate the powder room and laundry that we don't use. Now winterizing is a snap!

nayther wrote:
I washed it finally, checked wheel bearings (all good) and am actually going to use it for a few days starting Thursday! Woohoo! First time since March, way too long.

Nice! Where ya headed?

I washed it finally, checked wheel bearings (all good) and am actually going to use it for a few days starting Thursday! Woohoo! First time since March, way too long.

Washed the roof. Going to re-dicor roof and eternabond front cap-rubber roof seam.

LOL whew thanks for the write up, can't believe your wife ditched you though. Women!

Y-Guy wrote:

Badhabt wrote:
Put on a sticker on the ramp door!

Details man, details! Walk us through step by step, I know the process had to be rough on you. What tools did you use? Did it require a spotter or the step stool? What type of gloves did you wear? Most of all how many cold ones did it take to get through it all?

Stared at the sticker...stared at the trailer...spent 30 minutes looking for the right spot...asked the wife (you know that is a given)...measured about 10 times to make sure it was centered and level...put down blue tape as a guide...went to the bathroom (and not in my pants)...laid down the sticker...had to find a burnisher (ended up with a wood shim)...burnished...peeled back the liner slowly...stood back admiring...took a picture of the sticker and sent it to my wife (she got bored watching me and went inside)...got spousal approval...picked up all the tools...went in and got a cold one! Oh, then posted on the toy hauler forum!

Badhabt wrote:
Put on a sticker on the ramp door!

Details man, details! Walk us through step by step, I know the process had to be rough on you. What tools did you use? Did it require a spotter or the step stool? What type of gloves did you wear? Most of all how many cold ones did it take to get through it all?

Put on a sticker on the ramp door!