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.

[NavyChaps]

Finally got her packed and ready to roll for our first "Class A" outing in a bit.

[revump]

I had 2 Michelin tires installed on the front of my 06 Alfa SYA. They seem to ride and steer so much better. We will see.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

SpurHntr wrote:
well, we recently purchased our "new to us" DP.
took awhile to get the title in hand so we could register it here in PA.
finally got it HOME a bit ago and yesterday and today my wife, kids and i spent 9 solid hours SCOURING it (to my DW's standards LOL). that's excluding breaks. rearranged the basement (ladders, compressor, brake buddy, tow gear, sewer/water/cable stuff, found 10 bottles of rv antifreeze seller "threw in" for me, tossed in the lifetime chairs and table, lafuma chairs and some camp chairs and table), deep vacuumed all the nooks and crannies, hot ammonia water washed all the windows, clorox'd sinks and fridge/freezer, scouring bubble'd all the lavatory areas, pine sol'd the tile floors, murphy oil soaped all the cabinets inside and out, leather magic'd all the seating surfaces, took off all the floor registers and cleaned out the ductwork, then finally resolve'd the carpets let dry and vacummed em up.
ready for our maiden (in a class A) voyage in a couple weeks and then for a long penn state tailgating season!

Welcome to the club!:)

[FocalPoint]

I installed, (yesterday), my new Cobra 29 LX CB Radio and a 3 ft. Firestick NGP antenna. Works great and I really like the ability to change the digital display color to blue, green, amber, or red. Also I like the built-in NOAA weather channels.

[SpurHntr]

well, we recently purchased our "new to us" DP.
took awhile to get the title in hand so we could register it here in PA.
finally got it HOME a bit ago and yesterday and today my wife, kids and i spent 9 solid hours SCOURING it (to my DW's standards LOL). that's excluding breaks. rearranged the basement (ladders, compressor, brake buddy, tow gear, sewer/water/cable stuff, found 10 bottles of rv antifreeze seller "threw in" for me, tossed in the lifetime chairs and table, lafuma chairs and some camp chairs and table), deep vacuumed all the nooks and crannies, hot ammonia water washed all the windows, clorox'd sinks and fridge/freezer, scouring bubble'd all the lavatory areas, pine sol'd the tile floors, murphy oil soaped all the cabinets inside and out, leather magic'd all the seating surfaces, took off all the floor registers and cleaned out the ductwork, then finally resolve'd the carpets let dry and vacummed em up.
ready for our maiden (in a class A) voyage in a couple weeks and then for a long penn state tailgating season!

[blackf3504dr]

TravelingOTO wrote:
@snowsurfer Did you have a set of Velcro straps on the posts? I haven't bought any just yet but most RVers swear by them (as a backup) to keep the awning tied up while traveling.

If the wind catches it just right, it can unfurl without the arms coming loose from their mounts...

[Rickyrocket]

I just washed it in the rain,needed it badly,2 more trips and it'll be sleeping till spring,unless this economy improves dramaticly

[sailor_lou]

Replaced the Meritor/Wabco air dryer cartridge.

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

[bigred1cav]

Canadian Rainbirds wrote:
Sorted the small tool kit--took some stuff out, put some stuff in, now lighter. 🙂
Next was the Rubbermaid "tool tub" which holds the larger, heavier and less frequently used stuff. Took some stuff out, put some stuff in, now lighter and the lid will close. Also repacked it, putting least required things on the bottom. Might stay tidier now. :S Moved some stuff from there to the Rubbermaid Spare Parts box which also had a sorting, cleaning, repacking etc. Its lid too now fits!

Now where's that whisky bottle? :h Time for a Single Malt! :B

Ballvienie neat like the Scotties drink it.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Sorted the small tool kit--took some stuff out, put some stuff in, now lighter. 🙂
Next was the Rubbermaid "tool tub" which holds the larger, heavier and less frequently used stuff. Took some stuff out, put some stuff in, now lighter and the lid will close. Also repacked it, putting least required things on the bottom. Might stay tidier now. :S Moved some stuff from there to the Rubbermaid Spare Parts box which also had a sorting, cleaning, repacking etc. Its lid too now fits!

Now where's that whisky bottle? :h Time for a Single Malt! :B

[mllk3rd]

Installed the new in refrigerator fan, installed a new paper towel dispenser in the kitchen. Washed it for the first time and put on the new ADCO Designer series cover, what a job.

[happy-2]

I just replaced ONE OF THE 6 VT BATTERYS WHICH HAD A DEAD CELL.iT WAS A TROJEN,REPLACED IT WITH A INTERSTATE.THE TROJEN WAS ,ONE MONTH OUT OF WARRTY

[decan9]

checked my Rat-Zapper for dead mouse....none again this week!!

[revump]

My 06 Alfa SYA would not start in Missoula, MT. I-State Trucking discovered some loose wires on top of the starter.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

LadyRVer wrote:
Hmmm, just today? Stopped at a rest area on I-75 in FL and water was coming inside from the a/c. Oops, know what that means. Up on the roof I go with my trusy little piece of plastic and open drain holes on both side of the a/c.
Problem solved. Just recently removed screws from behind the vinyl trim just below the roof level and put in all stainless steel screws with silicone, (after cleaning the gutter really good) and then put in new vinyl and caulked the roof seam at the metal awning rail from front to rear. Can't even begin to think how how many hours that took. Spread that over several days in the FL heat. Did both sides. I might be looking at a new career? 🙂

If we ever get back to Florida (we were there last fall) we'll look you up! :B