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

Mule Skinner wrote:
Bigred1cav, my Tv is in the over head. I made the old surround into a door and installed a wall mount onto the new door.

Thank you, won't work for me. That on the dog house TV is a bad design.

After packing for a weekend dog show discovered i can fit an extra dog cage by removing the roof ladder and I also removed the garage TV so I could use that wall to place some more stuff without breaking TV.
Also had hubby build a wood platform for either end, so stuff and cage could be level and use that space.
Put in Wall Clock and Wall hooks which I do find essential.
Added more Etrack so I could secure more "stuff"

I also found this gadget at the "as seen on TV" because my clothing closet
has a washer and dryer in in and we needed something or somewhere to hang suits
I will see how it works... I did buy a clothing tree from camping world and the first arrived broken..they instantly replaced and the second one lasted 5 minutes before it was knocked over and broke...

Found these dollys at Costco for $20.00 (home depot $25.00)

hoping makes my life easier for storing and moving expens.

Finally changed out the TV's with a 32" LCD in the front and a 24" LED in the bedroom.
Working on making the Jeep into a Toad and some parts should be here today.

Loading up for a new adventure in another state. Changed jobs, changed rigs, and going to Idaho. Working close to Yellowstone Park.

Bigred1cav, my Tv is in the over head. I made the old surround into a door and installed a wall mount onto the new door.

Started a rebuild on the battery slide out holding 4-6volt house batteries and 2-12 volt engine batteries.

The angle iron frame holding the batteries was very corroded and the bearings guiding the slide had frozen from the same corrosion. Disconnecting all the cables and removing the batteries from the tray was a bit of a chore.

I was able to then remove the empty tray, wire brush the thing, treat it with a chemical that combines with the rust to form a durable surface. When its totally dry I'll spray it with an oil based rust inhibiting paint.

I'm using bearing from skate board wheels to support the battery tray track so I need to pick up some replacement bearings.

Just the little matter of cleaning and re-installing the batteries and cables and I'm done!

Installed a CB antenna,ran some wiring for a 120 volt outlet and installed it, then put more insulation in the header cabinets above the dash..Mike M..

changed all 10 coil packs. actually quite an easy job. runs smoooth at idle; tomorrow i'll heat it up and hit the freeway.

Day two of clean 'er up after a short weekend trip. Spent Thursday through Monday morning at Lakeside Resort in Pahrump, NV jus for something different to do.

Much much research and reading on this site and others and bought 6 new tires for the MH today...Decided on the Hankooks, AH11's......Cheaper than the GY's, which I had no issue with at all, but cheaper by alot......The GY's had a mgf date of mid-2005 so time to change, IMHO.....

So we'll see if going cheaper will be OK......Hankook's have good reviews and seem to be good tires......