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

Picked it up tonight! 05 Jayco Escapade 28 with 26k miles. Only had a 1/4 of a tank so filled it up. Figured it would cost $150 to fill.. stopped at $149! Fit perfectly in our driveway. Have 2 weeks to get everything straighten up and hopefully Bull Shoals or Branson first week of July.

I worked on installing a new back-up camera. Old one went blank last year. I decided to run the wire inside the coach instead of along the frame like the last one was. It was more work than I expected and I should have run it outside. I still have the control box to install in the dash. I also found a disconnected wire under the dash. It was for charging the house battery from the engine. I found where it went and all is good.

4BeachCampers wrote:
Earlier in the week I finished putting Smart Tiles in the Kitchen... Easy to install and looks GREAT!

Does look good

Hopefully picking it up today! 05 Jayco Escapade 28.. we're stoked!

Put in a new CO detector, washed all the dishes, turned on fridge. Stocking with food tomorrow, pulling out Saturday morning for Curry Hammock SP in the Keys. Can't wait.

Jeff,
Good luck. Hope you are spared damages from the fire. We keep ours ready for hurricane evacuations.

I used my Class C today to evacuate my home for the Black Forest Fire. Better than staying in a shelter, or sleeping in a hotel and knowing that all my important belongings are out in the car.

we I got 235-85/16 I got load range G which is 1,000 pounds per tire more 4,000 total in rear 3 1/2 years 33,000 mile still going strong ride is firm but not one tire frailer . Good luck with them

Recovering from having a Firestone tire fail and having to buy a Cooper tire to replace it. No accident, just feeling lucky we didn't have the tire fail while we were driving US 212 in SE Montana. It was bumping bumping so we went to a tire dealer in Billings who figured out what was wrong. Got home fine.

I ordered 7 new wheels so I can migrate to 235/85R16 tires. The load rating of each tire is over 282 pounds higher on the front tires and 616 on the duals when compared to the OEM 225/75R16

I'm hoping for a little nicer ride, a smidgen better fuel economy and the same long life the Michelins gave me.