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

Replaced the slide toppers on both the bedroom and living slide on our 2002 Itasca Sunrise 32V. Bought the toppers from toughtoppers? I believe. It was much easier than I thought. Replaced both headlights, both had yellowed with age/sun exposure, the replacements I found on Amazon for $50.00/pair. They were originally from a Ford Windstar '95-'97. The drivers side was a bear as there was a large wad of wiring harness right next to the clips that hold the headlights in. Sure made a difference. Old girl is starting to look new. Now just have to wash and Aero 303 and she'll really look good.

Installing Sturgi-stay, and caulking exterior as needed

I replaced the air filter yesterday.

Looked out the window at the falling snow (5-7" today). Spring is still 3 months away......sigh....:R Guess the motor home will slumber for a while more....

Brought ours home out of storage over the weekend.

Mike.

1.Cleaned the roof (needs Kool seal soon)2. washed the awning 3. Awesome oranged the front, sides, and back, then washed and spray waxed everything 4. Cleaned wheels and tires. 5. Drank beer

Been a long day today

And yesterday and tomorrow: Cleaning and packing up after being here (Zihuatanejo) for three months. Tuesday we'll see if it starts and head north towards Puerto Vallarta.

I did a brake job,1988 Coachman class A. Removed,cleaned, & new seals in calipers, replaced brake pads, new hoses. Boy those wheels are heavy! Did not turn rotors, they looked OK.

Checking the roof later today

wolfe10 wrote:
Roadglide,

Looks great.

I hope the coach is NOT at ride height in those photos. If it is, small dips can cause the rockguard to scrape the road and throw up MORE rocks on your toad.

No..that's not ride height...it's parked for awhile. So we use the "AIR Dump" and drop air...(plugged in to 50amp shore power til we go again)
I think it is 2-4 inches higher when we are traveling, but going in out of drives they all drag...