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

azdryheat wrote:

joebedford wrote:

azdryheat wrote:
Removed the middle a/c and re-taped the ducts (crummy quality control at Voltage).

I did that to mine too. Not only were the ducts not sealed, but they had just stuffed the wiring harness into the duct. Fixing those two issues made a really big difference to the airflow out of that unit.

I left the wires in the return duct, what did you do to get them out of there?

I used aluminum duct tape to hold the wires to the sides of the ducting and a/c frame.

Looked at pictures on line. Still at Least 3 weeks before it's delivered to the dealer.:E

Had 6 new LT tires installed!

Started assembling the tools for the toolbox I will carry. Procrastinated another full day on pulling the wheels and doing the bearings and checking the brakes.

aemedic wrote:
Sold it and the truck. They will be missed but not wasted like they were in storage...

That is the hardest thing when you can't keep them at the home QTH. We call ours our lifeboat. Power goes out, fire up the genset, a/c or heat and we are quite comfortable for quite awhile.

Sold it and the truck. They will be missed but not wasted like they were in storage...

I am a newbie to RV's... Friend came over last night and we went through how everything works and tested it. Everything is working well. Put a cup of bleach in the fresh water tank and filled it, we'll run it through everything and flush in a few days...
Today put up 4 hose hangers in the front of the storage area for all the hoses and electrical cords...

Excercised the generator. Had a cold beverage. Started thinking about my spring to do list to get it ready. Then it started freak'n snowing. Ugh...tired of winter! :M

Installed new 2900# leaf springs, Mor/Ryde X factor cross members, welded up some cracks in the frame and welded in some flat bar for bracing.

It's been a long day and I'm beat

joebedford wrote:

azdryheat wrote:
Removed the middle a/c and re-taped the ducts (crummy quality control at Voltage).

I did that to mine too. Not only were the ducts not sealed, but they had just stuffed the wiring harness into the duct. Fixing those two issues made a really big difference to the airflow out of that unit.

I left the wires in the return duct, what did you do to get them out of there?