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

Does this count as doing something to my Class C today? Look at it with that far away look, waiting for the next trip out. In 2 weeks, probably a week ou tto Lazy Day CG, Montgomery City, MO. The weekend with the local chapter of the Good Sam club, The BugDuckers, then just hang around the park for a few days.

repaired a broken water line fitting, bought a new 6' scrub brush and a can of freon for the cab ac. posted a pic of some nasty generator sparkplugs

Got the manual switch wired up for the steps,. Now to figure out how much I actually want to replace. Control unit is 100 but the improved gear deign and controler is 289.

Fixed 2 drawers at least, lowes actually had the back supports. Bought enough for the rest someday.

Just picked up the restored blue/yellow license plates. I'll put them back on tomorrow.

I added another 100 watts of solar to my 200 watts on the roof. This 100 will stay on the ground and I have an adjustable stand for it. It is hooked up to 50 feet of heavy wire with plugs on both ends. I can put it out in the sun when the rig is shaded and have some charging by moving it around. If all 300 is snorting, all the better.

After nearly 5 years the original group 27 house batteries (2), have expired. They had been reading low on the hydrometer for a year or more but kept getting the job done. Obviously we don't use much DC... but then most folks don't.

Got the best deal at Batteries Plus replacing the originals with two Exide pure deep cycles {not the so called dual purpose starting/wanta be deep cycles}, GP 27's for $100 each. I'll be cleaning up the cable ends and battery slide out tray with the standard baking soda/water mixture and installing them tomorrow as we are headed out for 4 days of dry camping on Monday. Probably won't even need to run the generator.

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Installed new Microwave/stove vent on outside of MH. Design is such that no little locks are needed when traveling.
Here is a link to the Microwave Vent.

Changed out the 08 rear tires. Could of been ok for a couple more years but I figured if they blow on the way to our cruise I'll be murdered so $500 now doesn't sound so bad. Firestone would put them on for some reason but oh well Midway Ford does a better job anyways.

And go figure the step controller went out when I go home. lol the joys of owning a RV! Going to do a momentary switch for now.

tenbear wrote:


Good move! One of the smartest things you can do.

Probably VERY smart thing...

eyeteeth wrote:
Removed the old... and installed new power converter.

Good move! One of the smartest things you can do.