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

Installed MAXAIR II Vent covers on the front and back Fantastic Fans. Checked all the engine and generator fluids, emptied, cleaeand and re-stowed the underneath storage compartments and inspected the tow bar and wiring for the toad. We are leaving on a trip this weekend.

Changed oil and Filter. Greased it. Checked all the fluids. Ran the gen, oiled the motor ect on step.. Need to wash the salt off it from our coast trip last week and clean inside. Got to be ready for next trip in a week or two. Waiting for fall colors..

camping this weekend at state park there calling for rain?

Camco Hybrid Heat for my hot water heater, and new range hood exterior vent cover.

started on the cabover fix-up.

mwebber78 wrote:
Got home from work and had a sudden burst of energy.... Wrangled out the hose, bucket, granular cleaner, and brushes to clean the fiberglass roof and inspect the seams. I did the same thing in the spring - I was amazed at the three shades of disgusting the roof was......

To those who hesitate on cleaning and inspecting the roof, I discovered three places where the caulking was showing some cracking. It's a good reminder that even over a 6 month period, through use, the roof can require touching up.

Now time for some ibuprofen!

At our age we should take ibuprofen before starting chores....:B

On your led flashers you need to place a resistor in line. Should be able to find where you got the LED If not I will try to find a link for you.

Finally got the room in the shop today to start buffing the roof, and nose. I already did the sides in the driveway over the last two weeks. What a job! I have over 30 hours in the sides working after work and what I could on the weekends.

I thought it looked good before, but now it looks great.

Hopefully I will have it done this week as I have a five day trip to Big Lave Lake planned for the first week in October along with a few weekend Crabbing trips.

Got home from work and had a sudden burst of energy.... Wrangled out the hose, bucket, granular cleaner, and brushes to clean the fiberglass roof and inspect the seams. I did the same thing in the spring - I was amazed at the three shades of disgusting the roof was......

To those who hesitate on cleaning and inspecting the roof, I discovered three places where the caulking was showing some cracking. It's a good reminder that even over a 6 month period, through use, the roof can require touching up.

Now time for some ibuprofen!

Last week, we pulled the gas tank and had it cleaned and relined. It is now guaranteed for life never to rust or leak. We picked it up yesterday and between us, wrestled it back into place under the chassis. Today we will reinstall it. We added a new sending unit and all new hoses from the tank to the carburetor.

Hopefully that will fix the stalling problem that kept this motorhome parked for the last 10 years.

In meantime, we installed new headlights, new fuses, new vacuum lines, belts and hoses.

I sanded an painted the rear bumper. Added new channel tape along the passenger side where it was missing.