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

well after owning the motor home for a year, got around to finally doing a tune up, got the plugs and wires/cap done.. the wire where dated 77... so they where the originals from ford, only 41years old.. thought it may have been due...

adjusted the plastic side door "slider" as the new lock has a much longer handle.

I removed the back window and re sealed had a small leak no water damage happy camper

Hello Vallan. I did use Krylon Fusion piant. Got it at Wal Mart. I have use it before. On a stincky slinky carrier I built out of pve pipe and painted to match the mh, and mounted on the top of the rear bumper. It has held up rea well. I did the same carrer on my old class C and 5 years later the paint still looked fine.
Yes, what a dumb idea, a black a/c cover.
Have fun with project.

woodworker414 wrote:

Before putting the shroud back on. painted the black shroud with paint that matches the color of the mh. OOOOO looks so much better. And I think that the a/c may cool a little better now that the black shroud is not soaking up the heat.

I was just complaining to a friend my Coachmen had black AC shrouds and what a stupid idea that was. Your pics look great! What paint did you use to bond to the plastic? I've seen some Krylon Fusion that supposedly works well on plastic but never used it. I'd love to find it in a carmel color that matches the MH.

Good morning everyone. The black tank dump valve was leaking. UGH.
So I replaced both the black and gray. Had it apart, so why not both valves. Really tight fit to get the new valves installed. Sure will be easier to take care of the black tank. Should not have to look down the drop tube to see if there is enough water in the black tank to get a good flow. YYYYIIIPPPPPEEEEEEE. I looked at the old valve. Only 3 years old but something got in there and caused a small groove in the seal.
Enjot the weekend.

77rollalong wrote:
Just been working on putting things back together the last couple of weeks
getting it all trimmed out, cleaning out all the sawdust and finishing it off, ,
still waiting for parts so i can put the fuel tanks back in, had some problems with rust buildup in the gas tanks plugging up the fuel filters, so i got 2 new gas tanks, but still waiting on the fuel strainer for in the tank to come in before i can reinstall the tanks..

Out of curiosity, did you originally have aluminum siding? How much were the fiberglass panels?

Looks awesome!

Just been working on putting things back together the last couple of weeks
getting it all trimmed out, cleaning out all the sawdust and finishing it off, ,
still waiting for parts so i can put the fuel tanks back in, had some problems with rust buildup in the gas tanks plugging up the fuel filters, so i got 2 new gas tanks, but still waiting on the fuel strainer for in the tank to come in before i can reinstall the tanks..

I installed a new doghouse seal from Mill Supply and both door seals from Metro. They fit perfectly, no installation issues whatsoever, and everything is sealed up once again.

I replaced the front calipers and pads on my 2000 Minnie 31C. I did this because a brake pad had disintegrated and fallen off the metal plate that the pad is manufactured on. I'm glad I found it before taking a trip. Not too hard of a brake job, just like a car. While in there I found that there was an odd set of caliper bolts on the passenger side and newer pads. The rears are too much work for me so I'll have them done by a shop.