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

roof washed and treated rv washed just a few more things and it will be in storage for the winter.

caulked around rear window to fix a leak will find out if it worked tues. is calling for rain,hope to wash roof and rest of rv tomorrow and finish the storing for winter.

Found the source of bad odor coming from my dash vents. Mouse nest on top of the motor and the resident evidently died there. Cleaned it all out and hopefully I won't suffer when I drive it again.

Drained the fresh water tank and water heater, blew the remaining water from the lines, added pink stuff to the traps, exercised the generator for an hour with Seafoam and moved the Direct TV box back to the house. The cover wil go on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

We painted over the dated wallpaper in the dinning area bath and the bed over the cab,,tomorrow we will do the bed room and we are tearing up the old carpet and installing a new hardwood floating floor ,,changin the curtains and removing the pulldown shades and replacing them with blinds....complete remodle and having a grt time while doin it......

Blew out the lines and added anti-freeze.

cycletwo wrote:
Hi Pianotuna: I have a 2011 Jayco Greyhawk 32.6 ft with one slide.

The disconnect switch on our 07 Greyhawk is at the base of the cabinet, adjacent to the steps, right when you walk into the coach...close to the floor.

Pianotuna: Is a 2011 Jayco new enough to have a "fairly heavy converter" and how would I be able to tell? If I have one, is it recommended/OK to keep shore power 24/7?

Tightened the nylon plug in the water heater; noticed a few drops of water today on my walk-around. No more drips.

Hi,

I'm sure you have a disconnect switch--sometimes called a "salesman switch". Contact Jayco and I'm sure they will know where to look.