What did you do to your Class A MH today???

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Along with having the drivers seat recovered, the bedroom A/C repaired (Cruisair, not roof mount) finding a chassis air leak and removing a non-functional Cruisair, we had our head lights updated to new LED projection sytle.
Ok, you got me. The first pic is not my coach but I didn't take any before pictures. That's what they looked like before except that mine was much more yellowed! You couldn't see a dang thing at night!

That makes a big difference looks really nice I bet it makes a big difference driving at night.

I just put 6 new Continental tires on for $3288.13 out the door.The FMCA tire program does work.
Bill

Along with having the drivers seat recovered, the bedroom A/C repaired (Cruisair, not roof mount) finding a chassis air leak and removing a non-functional Cruisair, we had our head lights updated to new LED projection sytle.
Ok, you got me. The first pic is not my coach but I didn't take any before pictures. That's what they looked like before except that mine was much more yellowed! You couldn't see a dang thing at night!

This morning I installed 3 Maxx-Air vent covers. Today's temps were much nicer so it was a good time to do this chore.

I changed bedroom lights (2 lights, one switch) to 2 lights and 2 switches. Better reading lights that can be aimed where you want the light. I added 2 pull handles on the screen door, added another towel bar to bath and build a table top container for napkins, salt and pepper, pencils and assorted have to have stuff.

washing machine was acting up once in a while so installed new 2.6CF GE
pretty tight fit as it was a 2 inches deeper than old one;; had to add 3/4 inch
to front of the washer and dryer cabinet to remount Cabinet doors but in the end looks like factory and all is well;;;;;;;;

Allways something to fix, well said. I finally got the windshield leak fixed after a year it's been installed. They injected some silicone in between the seal and the windshield, it is raining and no leak.

My rear axle wheels where also leaking. They changed the seals 5 times, no kidding, two different shop, but using the same type of seals. I called Spicer and Monaco and they got me the proper seal. The shop also installed a Speedy Sleeve. It's been about 100 miles and no leak so far. I cross my finger for my next trip to Mexico.

Now it's time to finhish the laminate floor.

Always fixing something on every trip. Today I'm in Denver, CO and I am replacing the Bottom sliding door guide for the sliding shower doors. Its the 3rd one that has broke since 2002.

Discovered algae in my water hose, so I spent some time rerouting around the contaminated hose. Delightful.

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