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

[Rich_Panganiban]

This is always a fun thread to watch, so I thought I would start one here.

[ctpres]

I installed a tracking system on the coach and got my first report in real time (well made 2 or 3 minute lag). Now friends and realtives can follow our daily travels and even see a satellite picture our our current location. Cool stuff!

[livingaboard]

bigred1cav wrote:
used it to deliver 1500 loaves of bread to a VA clinic for distribution to Veterans.

You must have some serious cupboard space

[livingaboard]

ctpres wrote:
Installed screw eye at ceiling/wall junction on both side walls just behind driving seats. Added 1/4 nylon rope between screw eyes. Then hung king size bed sheet on rope making a barrier for improved cooling on the road using dash air and when camped using ceiling air. Without getting technical, there is a big difference. Enough that DW will sew/hem rope into one edge, cut excess off bottom and ends making it look more professional. Total investment <$5.00 for rope and screw eyes and maybe $15.00 if you don't have an old king flat sheet.

I did the same thing using blackout thermal drapes, ceiling track and the wheels that ride on the track. Haven't tried it out yet

[ctpres]

bigred1cav wrote:
used it to deliver 1500 loaves of bread to a VA clinic for distribution to Veterans.

Thank You for your service!

[ctpres]

Installed screw eye at ceiling/wall junction on both side walls just behind driving seats. Added 1/4 nylon rope between screw eyes. Then hung king size bed sheet on rope making a barrier for improved cooling on the road using dash air and when camped using ceiling air. Without getting technical, there is a big difference. Enough that DW will sew/hem rope into one edge, cut excess off bottom and ends making it look more professional. Total investment <$5.00 for rope and screw eyes and maybe $15.00 if you don't have an old king flat sheet.

[SRT]

SpursMVP wrote:
Getting ready to change the engine oil and filter. Quick question...what size bucket do you guys use to store and transport the used oil for recycling?

5 gallon metal can with top. Put a wide funnel into spout of the can to direct the oil.

[bigred1cav]

used it to deliver 1500 loaves of bread to a VA clinic for distribution to Veterans.

[WTD44]

Finally re-routed and secured the new copper line to the ice maker. I had to install when the plastic line ruptured for the scecond time and didn't have enough slack to fix it. Last week I sprayed some silicon on my jack shafts; that was enough work for the day, so I went and had a beer. The week before I pried off the front hub caps to insure that I didna't have oil hubs. Got a price from Cummins/Coberg to have them installed when I have the coach serviced. It is about $100 more than packing the bearings so over long run it is worth it. I have 30 k on coach and have never had them packed but they still run nice and cool.
Wayne 07 Scepter

[restorodder]

Washed all four sides,but not the roof. This was its first wash since I had it done in Borene Tx in March. I did OK until I was just about done. I started to get chest pains and out of breath,(common for me). I had to take a Nitro pill and sit down for 15 minutes. Next time I will only wash one side per day,or pay someone else to do it.

[wolfman01]

SpursMVP wrote:
Getting ready to change the engine oil and filter. Quick question...what size bucket do you guys use to store and transport the used oil for recycling?

I have a 5 gallon jerry can. If I fill it to the top, it will hold 6.5 gallons. I have an oversized metal catch pan that had enough capacity to catch the oil out of the 8.3 Cummins that was in my old Safari.

[SpursMVP]

Getting ready to change the engine oil and filter. Quick question...what size bucket do you guys use to store and transport the used oil for recycling?

[VanMan5254]

Took to the garage to have generator repaired.

[RUNDLC]

melvonnar wrote:

RUNDLC wrote:
Well I didn't really touch her... but I prayed that she would finally come home!! She is 8 weeks past due from a full body paint job! I am trying to be cool but she better be ready by Friday or I am gonna be steaming!

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Don't feel to bad, I took my motor home for some body work,was promised it would be ready in two weeks; I got it 4 months later.:M

YIKES sounds just like me!! Got the bad news yesterday again! The final application of paint had a reaction (huh HUH) have to sand it down and re-shoot I'll let you know how things are going on Friday!

Man I just can't win with this guy.......

STEAMING IN ELK GROVE

[Ev]

well I'm getting her ready for a trip to Nashville,TN enroute to Florida so today I opened the bedroom slide and cleaned everything carpet wood cabinets closet now the inside is all done next I will work on the outside of the coach Fun:R

[WTD44]

Finally got around to renailing the door trim that Monaco only put two tiny nails in and re-gluded the shower moulding at the floor. Lst week I fixed tne storage door lock that had been sticking. I also washed/waxed the whole damn thing, took me a week, but ready to go to Canada in two weeks.