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

McZippie wrote:
A zillion dead South Dakota and Wyoming Bugs cooking for a week in the sun don't come off the front-end very easy. Anyone have a good removal product?

Soapy wash water & any brand of used dryer sheet.... I think it's the texture of the dryer sheet that takes the bugguts off, so nylon stocking material might work, too. Afterwards, re-wax the area.

Jim, "Mo' coffee!"

McZippie wrote:
A zillion dead South Dakota and Wyoming Bugs cooking for a week in the sun don't come off the front-end very easy. Anyone have a good removal product?

Dryer sheets (Bounce) works well for me.

zillion dead South Dakota and Wyoming Bugs cooking for a week in the sun don't come off the front-end very easy. Anyone have a good removal product?

DW emptied the food from the Engle Fridge after our recent trip and turned it off.
I opened the fridge today to pack up for a trip tomorrow. Found that spilt milk and pickle juice had been fermenting in the fridge for the last week. Wow the smell that erupted when I opened the lid, would make a live stock yard on hot summer day seem like a breath of fresh air.

Went to change the air cleaner today. First time 15K miles.
Found out that some knuckleheads routed the aux house pressurized AC lines over the top of the Air Cleaner housing. Had to remove the bolts holding the Radiator fill tank to have enough room to get at the air cleaner. Loosened the hose clamp on the bottom of the fill tank, so I could twist the tank to get it out of the way. The hose came off and had a gallon of anti freeze on the garage floor. Took the time to extend the hose so this shouldn't be a problem in the future.
Took 2 hours to do a 10 minute job.

When the time comes, with 2 AC compressors and 2 alternators, the changing of the serpentine belts is going to be very interesting

Hung up pink flamingos from the awning.

We've been out in the hills of Tennessee for six weeks; our previous expedition was only 10 days.

Thanks to you rv.net guys nothing broke and we had no surprises.

Cleaned the carpets along with the couch and chair. Started packing the rig up for our trip to Yellowstone next month.

rondeb wrote:
Finished packing her for a 4 months trip. Leave tomorrow YEAH We were home for a month WAAAAAAAY TOOOOO LONG lol

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Finished packing her for a 4 months trip. Leave tomorrow YEAH We were home for a month WAAAAAAAY TOOOOO LONG lol

Started packing for this weekend's road trip. I also fixed the drawers in the bedroom again ... those plastic brackets for the drawer glides were a terrible idea on Jayco's part. No matter, they're supported by metal now.