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

Prepped for " Super Wicked Monster El Nino " or what everyone else calls....Rain

The ramp on our hauler dosent seal well, so I cleaned, siliconed sprayed the rubber seal on the ramp frame, then after closing the ramp I insert a closed cell tubular foam rope between the ramp and it's frame, after that I sprayed it all with WD40 to repel water. I sprayed all the rest of the exposed metal like stab Jack's and landing gear legs, chrome steel rims too.

Then I crossed my fingers after I covered the tires with vynil covers.

Do those front cap LEDs serve any purpose or just for looks/bling?

Routine R&R stuff... Did some resealing around the front cargo hatches, also replaced a couple of short rusty screws with longer stainless steel screws and redid the silicone.

Had the kitchen faucet stop working while on city water pressure over Thanksgiving (hot and cold). So I took the kitchen sink faucet off and checked with just the hose, that all worked well. Took the handle apart, cleaned and CLR'd the flow restriction and diffuser and generally cleaned up the handle. All good now.

We are taking the rest of the year off work. With the new toyhauler came a 1000 trails area membership. We are at Seaside 1000 Trails in Oregon for 5 days and then moving to Neskowin Creek RV Resort for 3 more days. We will be tourists and late Christmas sale shoppers. Here is a couple camp pics.





We checked out Seaside yesterday. Lots of history.




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We're outside of the state park, Logandale trails to be specific.

Nice spot. Your dry camping outside the state park or do they allow dry camping in the park?

Headed up to Valley of fire in Nevada. Working on riding the trails and adding my two additional T-105 batteries.

nayther wrote:

bkirkpatrick wrote:
Bought a place in Big Bear and we are taking the year off to regroup. Keeping all the toys. More than likely a Class A or Seneca Class C with trailer in a year.

Very cool, we visit there a few times/year, great dual sport riding!

beautiful up there. that was the first place we camped out with our old 3612. curious, what are you asking?

Got up on the roof today and did some resealing. Found a few places that weren't there last time.

Getting ready for a week at Glamis over New Years.
Weather should be totally awesome by the time we get there.

The sand is always good this time of year, but weather is hit and miss. Florence used to be our regular New Year gathering place, but other things in life have gotten in the way of this annual trip for our friends and us.