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.

[Scott___Jill]

cvbdsl wrote:
Cleaned the MH inside and out, took out any extra stuff, filled the gas tank and hooked up the toad. Leaving tomorrow to trade it in on a 99 DutchStar DP about 450 miles away.Good luck with your trade in hope the Dutch star runs well for you.
But Dutch star is a nice MH and you should have no problems.


Chris

[SRT]

Getting the MH ready for a trip to southern Minnesota for a HRRVC state rally. We leave on Wednesday late stopping at the Hinckley Casino for a dry camping overnight in one of the parking lots. Be a good test of the generator. Weather looks to be great (finally) for the long weekend.

[sundancer268]

Finished Painting the Fan-Tastic Fan and reassembling it. The test run said I did it correct. Added the last three quarts of Oil to the engine. Now on to the Oil Filter and I will be done and can start the engine again. Beautiful week-end weather makes me want to go on the road ASAP.

[cvbdsl]

Cleaned the MH inside and out, took out any extra stuff, filled the gas tank and hooked up the toad. Leaving tomorrow to trade it in on a 99 DutchStar DP about 450 miles away.

Chris

[normared]

We've had intermittent leaks in the ice maker supply hose that is located in the outside refrigerator access panel. Tired of finding water (inside) below the fridge, so we moved that part of the line with coupling fittings to the outside of the access panel, and also slid a shutoff valve into the line at the panel where it comes out from under the fridge.

Yes, the little tube line hangs outside but I can't keep the little plastic fitting gizmo's from going bad and spewing little water trials so small they look like spider webs. At least now when it leaks, all the water will fall to the outside of the coach. Starting using a water faucet pressure regulator EVERYTIME now -lesson learned- sure that will help.

[jassrnj]

Installed a Blue Ox Rear Track Bar. Will give it a run this week to test it out. Getting ready for our summer vacation. I have a list of small stuff to finish this weekend.

[SCVJeff]

Several weeks ago I finally got LEDZILLA installed, and it works great. Today I installed an Amber LED strip in the outside entertainment bay that could never be seen at night. It's tied to the same dimmer as LEDZILLA. Problem solved 🙂

[sundancer268]

Started removing the silicone from the reefer vent to get ready for paint. This will be a pain in the A. I tried the angle grinder with a wire brush and that is to harsh. Removes the caulk and causes some deep scratches. Wife suggested the Dremal detail sander cutter. Good Idea, I forgot about it, so I will try it tomorrow night after work. The S&B satellite receiver died today so I will not have that distraction to hinder my project.

[ctpres]

Installed solar screen sun visor fabric behind windshield trim. Also fab'ed a strain relief for shore power cable.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Sandy Korners wrote:
Took all batteries out and cleaned and painted battery tray. Had to charge coach batteries. Still trying to figure that out.

Chassis or house batteries? Many rigs don't charge the chassis batteries from shore power or generator--only from the engine alternator. We took care of that with a Xantrex Echo Charger . Now they even charge from solar.

IF it's the house batteries, there must be a draw there somewhere.

[Livingthedream1]

De-winterized and in 1-2 weeks full timing it! Newbies! Wish us luck!!!!

[BigRabbitMan]

I finished the installation of my replacement stove and oven. Gas is gone and electric is in. It can be seen in this photo album on webshots.

[Sandy_Korners]

Took all batteries out and cleaned and painted battery tray. Had to charge coach batteries. Still trying to figure that out.

[slickest1]

Two new windshields. Ouch! Thank god for Insurance.

[ctpres]

Hardwired Battery Minder Plus to chassis battery and 110ac. Should never have low chassis battery again. It is charging on the road, on shore power or generator.