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

We are getting ready to go to the balloon fiesta in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Right now we are still in the bay area of northern California, but will be leaving in few days.

SRT wrote:
Waiting and hoping for a nice "Indian Summer" as it was freezing again this morning.

What a season we had! First the floods, then the record high temps, and now this cold windy fall.

Today I'm starting to pack the Class A for the trip south for the winter. Tomorrow I'll change oil, grease, air up tires, and generally check things over.

You can always join the flock you know :) after last winters gentle temps I'm thinking this winter will even up the score in the northland.

Hopefully we'll ride that "Indian Summer" all the way down south, but I'm not counting on it.

Well

Yesterday while wallycamping the night before a day of cfb tailgating was planned and after my slides were out on curbside...and after my 12v system totally shut down leaving my house essentially dead in the water...slides out couldn't get in, no fridge, no hvac, no lights, no water even on Genny power

I...
Used jumper cables to bypass the unlatching 12v relay
And used a 12v tractor battery to hook it up with gator clips directly to the water pump since no matter how I tried I could not get 12v from the house batts to it (still at a loss for this one!)

Today I ordered a new 01-00055-000 relay

SRT wrote:
Waiting and hoping for a nice "Indian Summer" as it was freezing again this morning.

We had our first frost this morning. The Indian Summer can start now!

Waiting and hoping for a nice "Indian Summer" as it was freezing again this morning.

Absolutely nothing...I'm a week away from my youngest daughter's wedding and that is the only thing I am doing!!!! Understand!

In a week and a couple of days I will be getting our Mountain Aire ready for a trip to Florida....and some rest!!!!

I have noticed the rear of the curbside slide creeping out on me for the last couple of trips. I did some troubleshooting a couple of weeks ago and determined the rear hydraulic cylinder was leaking internally past the seals. I ordered a replacement cylinder and it showed up on Thursday. I finally got around to replacing it today. Not as bad of a job as I thought it would be. Took me all of about 3 hours and part of that was a friend stopped by and BSed for a bit.

Mike.

Well, I finally found what restored the shine to the front of my 1996 Holiday Rambler Vacationer ES--tried what was recommended on some of the forums---Barkeepers Friend, then Zep floor finish--great shine--doing more tomorrow--Vince

Defrosted the refrigerator....only takes a few hours.
Leaving for a 2 week trip to Oregon monday! :B
Purchased in May this year new to us DP. We have had 3 shake down runs. We are good to go I believe. Sunday, recheck all 6 tires and air up as needed. I put 110 all around. 275-70-22.5 Continental HR1's.
Update...defrosting done, back on, set icemaker - ready for Monday.:)

Just added 2 1/5 liters (roughly quarts) to the hydraulic jacks/slide out reservoir! :E Rear slide didn't want to fully extend last weekend. We had the unit serviced recently and have only used the jacks and slides twice since then; don't know if the tech neglected to fill it or if there is a slight leak. When we get it parked in it's usual spot at home I'll run the jack and slides and watch for a leak. It's in the driveway at the moment and don't want to do that here. Waiting on a call back from the tech who has been excellent in the past, can't see him missing this. Hope we don't have a new problem developing!