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

Found an open Campground in Regina and booked in for a week.

Took her to the my mechanic for a tranny flush ,,brake fluid flush,oil change and general overall look see ..going to Fort Pickens ((20 mins down the road)) for a long weekend..yeeeeehawwww

Phoned to arrange to pick it up from storage.

Yesterday I changed oil and filter in MH, changed oil in generator, checked air in tires, put water in fresh tank, getting ready for first trip of the year Friday. Only a 3 day trip but it is a trip!!!

Used my $10 off coupon from the new CW catalog that came in the mail last week to help buy a nice large metal step, 8" high (the legs can fold in to get down to to 3.75"). This will help me (bad knee) and da pooch(retired arthritic Greyhound) overcome that first step up and in.

While I was there I picked up the "Add a drawer" which I installed under the dinette table. Enough of a drawer for all of our silverware, a corkscrew and the bottle opener. At least I won't have to hunt for them anymore. :C

Ordered a remote start for the Yamaha 3000 iSEB generator.

http://www.pinellaspowerproducts.com/view/YEFREMOTEKIT3/

Re-caulked everything on the sidewalls. Better not quit my day job.. it's uglier than I intended but at least I can say everything is sealed good. That Dicor 551 got stringy at times and rolled up on occasion. Only thing I didn't do was the rear windows.

Finally got rid of those darned day/night shades. We got Budget Blinds to come look see if they could install newer, updated blinds. We decided on the pull down no cords 'honey comb'. Man-o-man, what a difference they make. No more frayed cords, broken cords, uneven pleats-and with the color picked out makes it seem we actually 'gained' space..

OldRadios wrote:
Another nice day. Ripped apart the inside of the cabinet over the sink so I could get at the wiring and installed permanent AC and DC voltmeters over the factory control panel to monitor my house batteries and shore power voltage.

Looks real good. Much better than the idiot lights.

Another nice day. Ripped apart the inside of the cabinet over the sink so I could get at the wiring and installed permanent AC and DC voltmeters over the factory control panel to monitor my house batteries and shore power voltage.