What Did You Do To Your Class B Today ?
I see the other types of RV's having this type of thread. I did a search and could not find one here. :) Yesterday, I drove mine to work to "excercise" it. I have driven it to work twice in the ...
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Well, in Utah it's finally on the cusp of spring. We've done a number of things as we prepare our Class B for summer.
Since cabinet space is at a premium in any Class B, why not store some things on the counter top? We decided to attach both our toaster and coffeemaker to the counter top with a combination of cutting boards and velcro. A very firm attachment and they do not rattle. Which makes us both very happy.
Draining the water heater was always a pain. Even though I have a crow-foot which will reach behind heat shield, the drain plug was still difficult to remove and re-install. We attached a quick release valve via a stainless steel hose. Now all we need to do is release the pressure and open the valve.
We've always wanted more input regarding tire pressure. We opted for a Doran 360 RV TPMS system.
Since cabinet space is at a premium in any Class B, why not store some things on the counter top? We decided to attach both our toaster and coffeemaker to the counter top with a combination of cutting boards and velcro. A very firm attachment and they do not rattle. Which makes us both very happy.
Draining the water heater was always a pain. Even though I have a crow-foot which will reach behind heat shield, the drain plug was still difficult to remove and re-install. We attached a quick release valve via a stainless steel hose. Now all we need to do is release the pressure and open the valve.
We've always wanted more input regarding tire pressure. We opted for a Doran 360 RV TPMS system.
