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

Hey, pianatuna: Does your cleaning lady do the outside of your rig? If so, how can I reach her?

Buttoned it up since we plan no trips for a couple of months.

I installed Bilstein HD shocks, the fronts were kind of a beotch like others have mentioned but the rears were super easy.

Spent most of the day "Red Max-ing" the front and rear caps on our coach. Our MH faces West in the storage lot, so that front cap takes a beating! The hardest part of the day was scrubbing all of the black streaks with the 3M scrubbie and BKF off the rear end. Whew! That was a workout.

Anyways, they both turned out great. I wish I would have taken some before and after pictures.

I am curious as to how long the "shine" will last.

Hi,

Hired a cleaning lady to go over the RV from stem to stern. It looks brand new inside after she finishes.

Installed some Max Air II vent covers today. Finished just in time for a severe thunderstorm to roll on through.

Watched it sit in the driveway waiting for forest river/coachman to fix it, stopped counting the days Ive been doing this along time ago.

Just got back from three days up near Heber AZ. Used the furnace this morning and then drove back to 90 plus weather. Got her unloaded and Gladys got here all cleaned up for the next trip.

Hi,

I added a sheet of plywood to the top shelf under the sink in the kitchen. The 1/8 inch fiber board was going to fail sooner or later--now I won't have to worry.

Hi,

Well no "box" for starters. And no screws. And no friction fitting. Basically the wires were held in place by some sort of high temperature glue. They "snapped" together. Safe? Probably so, but I tend to use high wattage devices such as space heaters.

Canadian code specifies that a small outlet box can not be used to "daisy chain" to the next outlet. Of the once replaced 3 were daisy chained.

bukhrn wrote:
OK, I'll bite, whats different about the outlets, that they don't pass the Canadian code?:?:h