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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OK - not today, but in the past week plus weekend...
Completed the project of removing the passenger side rear bed and installed three dog crates on two levels. Now the three Standard Poodles have a place to hang out and there's a good bit of extra storage space.
Replaced the old stinky slinky and installed 4" PVC for storage.
Replaced air and fuel filter in the generator (did the oil and filter a couple weeks ago) Now I have a little seepage in the connection from the fuel line to the filter. Can't get it any tighter. Probably harmless but taking it to shop tomorrow along with some groveling. Leaving for a dog show on Thursday. No electric hookups :-(
Shampooed all the carpet and upholstery. Thinking about ripping out carpet and putting down tile or sheet vinyl.
Purchased, assembled and installed a folding cargo carrier for the hitch. Why can't I find one in 24" like the dig crates I'll be putting in? Darn things are 20" or 22". Oh well, I guess that that's what ratcheting cargo straps are for.
Completed the project of removing the passenger side rear bed and installed three dog crates on two levels. Now the three Standard Poodles have a place to hang out and there's a good bit of extra storage space.
Replaced the old stinky slinky and installed 4" PVC for storage.
Replaced air and fuel filter in the generator (did the oil and filter a couple weeks ago) Now I have a little seepage in the connection from the fuel line to the filter. Can't get it any tighter. Probably harmless but taking it to shop tomorrow along with some groveling. Leaving for a dog show on Thursday. No electric hookups :-(
Shampooed all the carpet and upholstery. Thinking about ripping out carpet and putting down tile or sheet vinyl.
Purchased, assembled and installed a folding cargo carrier for the hitch. Why can't I find one in 24" like the dig crates I'll be putting in? Darn things are 20" or 22". Oh well, I guess that that's what ratcheting cargo straps are for.
