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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Marionap,
Congratulatons.Very nice RV and good size for camping and shopping and touring without needing another vehicle in tow. We stay at commercial RV Resorts so we just drop our sewer pipe,water hose etc, but always remove the shorepower electrical cord(expensive) and go where we like. I am surprised PW dont have a screen for your sliding door.DId you enquire?
You have the two rear doors on your Ascent like we have on our Plateau TS.You simply fix stick-down velcro tabs around the perimeter of the door opening.Then attach the corresponding velcro tabs to a piece of nylon screen,the size of the doors opening and stick it on. For the front windows you can put on pocket screens.If you go to Screenz.com(i think that is the name) you can see what i mean. We had a problem with wasps last week when camping so my wife bought a window curtain, ran a narrow rod through the top hem(use the expandable rod you can get at hardware store) and fitted it just above the inside of the sliding door.On ours there is a ledge for little things above the sliding door. It will hang down and you can put a couple of weights inside the bottom hem. Attach a peg to the passenger side and the other side is tucked into the door channel which faces the kitchen countertop part by the door--if you see what I mean. It is not great but it works. You need air cross-flow so having your side windows open and even the back doors with the screen on would help a lot. We dont have the pocket screens made yet for the front truck doors. Did you check with Pleasureway as they may have a contact who makes them. Just send them an email as they are very helpful. With any fixed screen you will be aware of possible tearing by one of your pets although our pooch stays clear of the one by the sliding door.Cannot figure out why it is there??
Al
Congratulatons.Very nice RV and good size for camping and shopping and touring without needing another vehicle in tow. We stay at commercial RV Resorts so we just drop our sewer pipe,water hose etc, but always remove the shorepower electrical cord(expensive) and go where we like. I am surprised PW dont have a screen for your sliding door.DId you enquire?
You have the two rear doors on your Ascent like we have on our Plateau TS.You simply fix stick-down velcro tabs around the perimeter of the door opening.Then attach the corresponding velcro tabs to a piece of nylon screen,the size of the doors opening and stick it on. For the front windows you can put on pocket screens.If you go to Screenz.com(i think that is the name) you can see what i mean. We had a problem with wasps last week when camping so my wife bought a window curtain, ran a narrow rod through the top hem(use the expandable rod you can get at hardware store) and fitted it just above the inside of the sliding door.On ours there is a ledge for little things above the sliding door. It will hang down and you can put a couple of weights inside the bottom hem. Attach a peg to the passenger side and the other side is tucked into the door channel which faces the kitchen countertop part by the door--if you see what I mean. It is not great but it works. You need air cross-flow so having your side windows open and even the back doors with the screen on would help a lot. We dont have the pocket screens made yet for the front truck doors. Did you check with Pleasureway as they may have a contact who makes them. Just send them an email as they are very helpful. With any fixed screen you will be aware of possible tearing by one of your pets although our pooch stays clear of the one by the sliding door.Cannot figure out why it is there??
Al
