What did you do to your Class C MH today???
This is always a fun thread to watch in other forums, so I thought I'd start one here.
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Time to put it up for a few months. Did the pink stuff a couple weeks ago. Took it out of the rear driveway and fueled it and ran the Generator a while. Put it in the front of the house and unhooked the batterys, opened every door ect inside. Opened the awnings to be sure they were dry and closed them. Installed the cover. Was going to wait untill later when my wife could help. Usaly takes us about 15 to 20 min. Did it alone in 30 min. But have done it a few times so know the drill.
Sad to look out of the living room window and see it covered. But it is on cement so can pack the front wheel bearings and check the brakes, Drop the drive shaft and check the U-joints and center carrier bearing. Also have some inside stuff to do. Our winters are not to bad so will have lots of nice days to work. Snow should be off the passes by March and with any luck all my work will be done. Lots planned for next year. Yellowstone again, Glacier National. Mt Rushmore, Oregon coast ect. OH ya lots of fishing as we have 21 lakes and 8 rivers with in 80 miles of the house. The rivers include the Rouge, Klamath, Scott, Applegate, Salmon, Sac. Mc Cloud and Trinity with endless streams to fish. More lakes than I can remember.
Sad to look out of the living room window and see it covered. But it is on cement so can pack the front wheel bearings and check the brakes, Drop the drive shaft and check the U-joints and center carrier bearing. Also have some inside stuff to do. Our winters are not to bad so will have lots of nice days to work. Snow should be off the passes by March and with any luck all my work will be done. Lots planned for next year. Yellowstone again, Glacier National. Mt Rushmore, Oregon coast ect. OH ya lots of fishing as we have 21 lakes and 8 rivers with in 80 miles of the house. The rivers include the Rouge, Klamath, Scott, Applegate, Salmon, Sac. Mc Cloud and Trinity with endless streams to fish. More lakes than I can remember.
