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.

[Bigdog]

robertbenita wrote:

All this and a couple Olympia beers. It will probably be easier the next time around!

It's the water !!!!!! Go Oly Bears.. OHS class of '59.

[robertbenita]

General maintenance this weekend: Oil change/filter change and install of new Fumoto drain valve. Changed both fuel filters on Cummins 8.3 ISC on Spartan chassis. Changed air dryer screw on dessicant filter. Changed drive belt and v-belt. Checked engine air filter. Checked batteries condition and all was good. Replaced cracked radiator coolant overflow reservoir. Changed oil and filter, fuel filter, and air filter on Onan generator.

Then I called and coordinated next weeks purchase of (6) new Michelin XZA3+ tires using the FMCA program. As luck would have it I need them on wife's Honda Pilot and now the plan covers those tires too.

All this and a couple Olympia beers. It will probably be easier the next time around!

[compint]

Well I decided to replace the plastic sink in our 06 Georgetown 340 today. Went with a stainless sink and faucet. Install went well, took a little longer than expected. Had to take a half inch off the opening in the counter all the way around. Looks nice and the wife is happy. Happy wife, Happy Life.... 😉

[Bigdog]

Actually nothing... Took my aunt to the Museum of Glass in Tacoma and then to Katie Downs on the Tacoma waterfront for pizza and beer for her 92nd birthday. We came home and since it was still sunny and warm at the MH pad,I pulled out the awning and the chairs and played at camping.

[charlie_good_ti]

I washed radiator an undercarriage near front of engine(pusher )Also cool weather is bringing little mice from fields so put mouse trap in storage area an1 up in side. Our cat is doing his duty outside catching them on ocasion also.

[charlie_good_ti]

I washed radiator an undercarriage near front of engine(pusher )Also cool weather is bringing little mice from fields so put mouse trap in storage area an1 up in side. Our cat is doing his duty outside catching them on ocasion also.

[psmoore]

Trying to figure out how to fix the fuel leak in my generator.

[dcbrewer]

Put the King dome back on, sent for repair, had a bad LNB. Now it locks in good again.

[jocat54]

Yesterday had 6 new Hankook A12 (255/70x22.5 installed with dynabeads.)

Today, ignition switch. Mine was a little loose in the dash so thought I would tighten it up. It fell apart in my hand when I reached behind the dash to hold it while I tightened the bezel.

[1963jarhead]

I got big bucket of soapy water a brush and got on top of my class A roof and washed the entire roof, AC unit covers to. What a difference this made in the looks of the MH. When it rains now it doesn't have dirty water streaking the white paint on the sides. Getting ready to head to Tucson, Phoenix, Then Monrovia CA.Safe travels to all of you.
God Bless America.jp

[Dutch_12078]

Relocated the fresh water pump from the bedside cabinet to the wet bay and added sound/vibration isolator hose links. I also added a valve and suction line for winterizing or filling the fresh tank from water jugs. I don't know what the engineers were thinking when they thought that putting the pump right next to the bed was a good idea.

[Useroverdrive]

Yesterday: filled the LP tank (16 gallons), cleaned out gray and black tanks(testing new equipment), filled fuel tank, let the guys at the 18 wheeler wash crew get a hold of it.

Today: loaded 99% of road gear, took a short (100 miles) test drive, re-filled gas tank to check mpg (6.25)

Getting ready for a trip to Swannanoah, NC next weekend

[Scott___Jill]

bshpilot wrote:

Scott & Jill wrote:

Mine is a micro quiet 3000 but everyone I talk too say's it can not be setup with auto start? I don't know to much on generators.

I see several micro quiets listed in the EC-30W manual i don't seek a 3000 though....i see 2.5, 2.8, 3.6 & 4.0.

Perhaps the EC-30 (non wireless) supports your gen.

The Onan auto starts are easiest (plug and play) to connect.

Magnum Energy makes a unit that you can wire in to ANY generator - its a little bit more involved but if you can trace wires and perform a wire crimp you shouldn't have a problem.

I almost went with the Magnum ME-AGS-S at 250 bucks or so its about 200 bucks cheaper than the Onan EC-30w.

http://www.magnumenergy.com/products/productsags.htm

That's interesting I wonder if that would work I will look into it thanks for the info.

[RVChippys]

Picking up from camping world today (warranty issues) and am going to change the oil before we head off to New Orleans.

[bshpilot]

Scott & Jill wrote:

Mine is a micro quiet 3000 but everyone I talk too say's it can not be setup with auto start? I don't know to much on generators.

I see several micro quiets listed in the EC-30W manual i don't seek a 3000 though....i see 2.5, 2.8, 3.6 & 4.0.

Perhaps the EC-30 (non wireless) supports your gen.

The Onan auto starts are easiest (plug and play) to connect.

Magnum Energy makes a unit that you can wire in to ANY generator - its a little bit more involved but if you can trace wires and perform a wire crimp you shouldn't have a problem.

I almost went with the Magnum ME-AGS-S at 250 bucks or so its about 200 bucks cheaper than the Onan EC-30w.

http://www.magnumenergy.com/products/productsags.htm