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.

[anemic]

I bought 'er some tools so I don't have to run my home toolbench tools out to the rig, and I can leave them in for road trips. Also began planning a parking spot next to the house which will include a driveway made using those bricks that grass grows thru; hollow center type of brick. I will have the chance to do some bobcatting for moving dirt about.

[Shot-N-Az]

Got her stuck in the mud beside my house. What a mess.

[RayChez]

Installed six brand new Toyo tires and had them balanced with Equal beads. All new filtered valves. Great ride down the freeway. 265X75 22.5 M-154. 110 lbs on the front and 100 lbs on rear.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Just purchased our 6 month Mexican Insurance policies for MH and Jeep from Lewis and Lewis. Fast and easy, the policies downloaded right into the computer. Had to scrounge for paper!

[mcb56]

Made a soap dispenser mount and painted it gold to kinda match the wood. Had to move the paper towel dispenser over.

[mcb56]

[Bigdog]

I didn't really do anything to the MH today except get the toolbox out of it so I could do a tune-up on the '78 chev 1/2 ton that I use to run around in.(to the dump truck)Finished that in a lot longer time than I should have taken, as it had been sitting next to salt water before it was given to me and took it test drive. While driving it around,I noticed a chirping sound and when I got home found a bit of water leaking from the water pump area,so off to the parts house for all the stuff that I needed. Took about 3 hours as a lot of the bolts were pretty stuck,387K miles and it was the original water pump.
I haven't done much serious work on anything ,except for the PSD Excursion and that was fun.It really was fun,but a bit frustrating.
Parts for this including thermostat,pump,two belts,etc was $120.Pump was $23.
Had the water pump on the '04 Trailblazer replaced and just the pump was $206..Bummer.

[mcb56]

I had a bad clock that fit between some cabinets so I went to Good Will and picked out several for the movements for $2.00 each. I put a battery in one to see if it would stay working, put it in the very back of the shelf and went to look at other stuff. When I returned ~5 minutes later, someone had stolen the battery.

[wrvond]

Not a biggie, but, I wanted a clock, so I dug out some left over parts from past projects and made a clock in one of the cabinets.

[NavyChaps]

bigbubba1959 wrote:
replaced 2 house batteries, engine battery, Had 3 new tires put on .. Tommorow i will be repairing wheel skirt that blew apart from blow out!!!

Owwwwwww!:E

[bigbubba1959]

replaced 2 house batteries, engine battery, Had 3 new tires put on .. Tommorow i will be repairing wheel skirt that blew apart from blow out!!!

[Canadian_Rainbi]

DW finished cleaning out and reorganising all the cupboards, getting ready for our upcoming departure for warmer climes. It's going to take me all winter to discover where everything is!

[dennis_and_terr]

i replaced the blower motor for the dash air. very easy on the Intruder; 5 screws. finding the replacement is another matter. turned out to be a 1999 GM suburban motor for my F53 based 2000 Intruder. just needed longer screws and a few washers. total replacement time was 10 minutes and 50 bucks. thanks to autozone for helping me find the right part.

[mcb56]

Like I said, it was a hole-in-the-wall muffler shop. If I worked there, I'd be looking back and forth at the chop saw and my wrists. O'Reilly's had an oval one for $26, but it had 2" off-set in-outs.

[zmotorsports]

Re-torqued all three of my roof mounted air conditioners tonight. They were all pretty loose. A couple of the bolts were not even touching the framework.

Mike.