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.

[SCVJeff]

Drove over the the CAT doc to see how expensive the noise that sounds like an idler bearing coming apart is going to be :S

[SCVJeff]

BeaverBoy wrote:
---snip--- These can be found at www.streetilluzionz.com there are a high quality billet aluminum housing light.
Next I am thinking about adding some more of these for docking lights.

Link N.G.

How bout some pix too 🙂

[charles]

Cleaned the windshied inside and out with a little soapy water and windex then squeegied it off. No more streaks or smears, ready for that sun glare heading south.

Nick
2011 Winnebago Vista 35F

[Pirate1]

Removed both (I have two) door locks and replaced with units that will open all four locks with one key.

[Livin_Good]

Looks Great....

[Bigdog]

Am missing it as it's sitting at the shop waiting for the parts for the Traveller repairs. I had to go over and get my toolbox out of it Sat and just sat in it for a few minutes with the gennie on to bring up the house batteries..Sure miss her when I look out the window and she's not there..Been gone a whole 5 days now.
The other problem is that I'm doing a bunch of honeydo's and don't have the MH for an excuse.

Great job on the bunks...Nice to see someone that has the patience for that kind of work.Not that driving a schoolbus doesn't take a bit patience.

[anemic]

the finished bunks are great!

the onan paint job looks great!

[Freightguy]

Livin Good wrote:

Freightguy wrote:
I have noticed recently the enclosure for my generator had large spots in the paints with rust forming under them. I found that you can buy the Onan green paint at any Cummins place. Pretty convenient.

I removed the top cover and scraped the paint off where the rust was on the side wall and then used a wire wheel on it and sanded the whole thing.

Then I did the same to the top.

The paint is a great match! I sprayed the affected areas with a first coat.

Also wire wheeled all the bolts and painted them. Here is the finish product. 4 hours, 1 can of Onan green and 1 can of black.

Great looking paint job. Might I suggest some black snap ties on the wiring.

Thanks! I really had wished I had the black ties when I realized I had to cut the old one off. But, wrapping the job up at the end of the day, I did not want to run to the store again. Maybe down the road........

[Livin_Good]

Freightguy wrote:
I have noticed recently the enclosure for my generator had large spots in the paints with rust forming under them. I found that you can buy the Onan green paint at any Cummins place. Pretty convenient.

I removed the top cover and scraped the paint off where the rust was on the side wall and then used a wire wheel on it and sanded the whole thing.

Then I did the same to the top.

The paint is a great match! I sprayed the affected areas with a first coat.

Also wire wheeled all the bolts and painted them. Here is the finish product. 4 hours, 1 can of Onan green and 1 can of black.

Great looking paint job. Might I suggest some black snap ties on the wiring.

[Kevgrn114]

At long last, the curtains and mattresses have been made. For all intensive purposes the bunks are done! Yeah! We will take them on a maiden voyage next weekend!

[PyrateSilly]

I took the first layer of gunk off the shower that the last owner says that they cleaned.
My husband meantime worked on finishing up fixing the corian counter.
We then went to open the motor from the inside of the coach to work on making sure all the grounds and wires were in good condition. We had found some on the inside not grounded correctly so we wanted to make sure all were correct. Found that the Bendix Cruise Control is loosing air, appearently that particular piece of equipment works more than just the cruise control. Looking to find the parts to fix it instead of trying to replace the whole thing. May have to but it is not a must yet.
Found out that the last ownwers may have had the wrong battery isolater replaced. They had the major one done but not the secondary one so we may need to replace that part too.
We stopped for today to go look at some tires someone had for sale that was supposed to fit the 95 4Runner but nope too big so we will probably get the ones that he would really like instead.
We are getting the MH ready to take the first trip besides when we bought it and brought it back from AZ to CA. This trip will be to Vegas for Christmas. In a few months we are taking her back to MI and then getting ready for full-timing, selling the S&B and stuff like that.

[Freightguy]

I have noticed recently the enclosure for my generator had large spots in the paints with rust forming under them. I found that you can buy the Onan green paint at any Cummins place. Pretty convenient.

I removed the top cover and scraped the paint off where the rust was on the side wall and then used a wire wheel on it and sanded the whole thing.

Then I did the same to the top.

The paint is a great match! I sprayed the affected areas with a first coat.

Also wire wheeled all the bolts and painted them. Here is the finish product. 4 hours, 1 can of Onan green and 1 can of black.

[Kevgrn114]

Working on misc things today during the rain and noticed a leak up by the driver seat.:-(

[ctpres]

Backed her under cover for four weeks. No more trips till we head south to RGV after Xmas.

[SRT]

Cleaned the snow off the driveway in front of the motor home garage.