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

Had new winegard Trav'ler dish installed just prior to SKPE ACRE rally in Marion, NC last week. Awesome speed in setting up, finding sats. No signal fade in heavy rains, now in Concord, NC @ Tom Johnson Rally Park at Charlotte Motor Speedway..windy, cold, able to watch Dish HD w/no problems. This antenna is awesome!

Ordered new Fan-Tastic Fan for the Bathroom along with two MaxxAir 850 covers for both Fan-Tastic Fans. The original unit and the new fan, also ordered the screen conversion kit for the original fan. Removed the original VentLine from the bathroom and quietly disposed of it, quiet that is until it hit the barn floor. The fan blades were brittle falling apart as I removed it. I also ordered some EternaBond double sides tape and primer, cleaner and a steel roller to install it. I have all of the original Butyl tape removed from the skylight and half of it removed from the Bathroom Vent. Only the original Fan-Tastic fan and the reefer vent left to do and the roof will be fully sealed with EternaBond.

Purchased new faucets for the kitchen, and a more powerful water pump, had to lie down with a cold one in order to plan the work next week, or maybe the week after.

Installed a new Sony stero head unit wight iPod and Pandora control. Replaced garbage 4" front speakers with 6x9 Kickers.

Now just waiting for 32"LED to arrive for installation.

This new setup is going to be painful with SD directv. I'm sure that upgrade won't be long now....

Added drinking water filter and faucet at galley sink. Now maybe we can save a few bucks on the bottled water.

Installed a tire monitor system today!

Pulled the Oil Drain Plug (Last owner or his shop used a Pipe Wrench to remove/Install the Plug) and started draining the Oil. Installed the Fumoto Valve and will let it continue to drain for a few more days and then remove the Oil Filter and add the new oil & Filter probably next week end.

Just dropped it off to have cruise control repaired and brakes flushed.

Dutch_12078 wrote:
Changed the oil and filter, and took it for a test drive towing our newly 4-down converted 2011 Toyota RAV4 4WD. The test was successful, and we hope to head down the road very soon.

What did it take to make the 2011 RAV4 AWD towable 4 down? We have '05 stick shift AWD and it is getting long in the tooth - 52K miles on odo and ~80K towed including Alaska.

Waited one more day for the Velvac Mirror parts to replace the mirror removed by a bus in Puerto Vallarta in March.