my psa for the day
I got a kick out of this today, but heads up anyway. When you open the door of your rv, and the stairs open automatically, stand clear so they don't crush your foot. Hilarity!
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Teacher's Pet wrote:
My favorite has always been the corner of the front overhead TV cabinet. Strange it doesn't bother Scottiemom often at all, but then she's 5'¼" to my "old" 6'2". Which is now a least an inch less due to that cabinet.
2 months ago I received 7 staples because of this!- Keep in mind that PSA coming from a male can e bad if it is high. I've been through that already.
- My favorite has always been the corner of the front overhead TV cabinet. Strange it doesn't bother Scottiemom often at all, but then she's 5'¼" to my "old" 6'2". Which is now a least an inch less due to that cabinet.
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late bloomer wrote:
@mowermech: We just got our class A after having a tt for two years, and we haven't had time to adjust to all of the awesome features yet. This morning, as it started to rain, my wife wanted to show me how all of our "stuff" fit in with so much room to spare. As I opened the door, the automatic steps came down on my foot, and our granddaughter tried to climb the steps to escape the rain as I was trying to extract my foot. As I said, hilarity!
Ah. I thought perhaps a picture or video was intended to be included, but didn't make it.
While you are at it, remember that even if the switch is OFF, if the steps are extended and you turn the ignition ON, the steps will retract, then extend when the ignition is turned off again!
Even after several years of owning our coach, that feature surprises me now and then!- I prefer bonking my noggin on the bedroom slide on the 5th wheeler. :)
- Never had my foot squashed but my shin has paid the price :)
- Thought you were talking about something else.
- The thing for many of us is to turn the switch for the steps off while they are extended. Then you don't have retracting and extending every time you open the door.
- @mowermech: We just got our class A after having a tt for two years, and we haven't had time to adjust to all of the awesome features yet. This morning, as it started to rain, my wife wanted to show me how all of our "stuff" fit in with so much room to spare. As I opened the door, the automatic steps came down on my foot, and our granddaughter tried to climb the steps to escape the rain as I was trying to extract my foot. As I said, hilarity!
