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.

[chipndip]

Winterized this one for the first time. Always a learning experience.

[GHOST1750]

Had my front slide topper replaced yesterday. They also replaced some missing screws. Things they were not asked to do, did some re sealing which wasn't part of the topper. When I got the bill I was shocked.
I just stared at it and did some re figuring in my head. He asked if it was too much and I said no and he said you expected more and I said yes. The total bill for the 17 ft. topper and all the extra work came to $305.00 .

[Yellowboat_]

I winterized our RV by driving it from Washington State to my brother’s house in Central California. We are back in Washington now but after Christmas we will pick up our RV at my brothers house and head to Arizona.

[charles]

It was a nice day today so went over to storage, unplugged, went to gas station for a fill up, filler overflowed, went back to storage washed gas off the side and re-waxed that area plugged back in and came home. We'll start loading up for Florida after the hodidays.

Nick
2011 Winnebago Vista 35F

[go-rusty]

Enjoyed it!

[nbargolf]

Just finished ripping out all the carpet and vinyl and replaced it with laminate. Looks great and man is it easy to clean(lots less dust in the MH now). Wares like iron.

[Jim_Nina]

well we decided not to trade so we did a few things
1. 6 new tires
2. 3 new batteries
3. new brakes
4. oil change
5. new toliet
6. new drain plug in hot water heater
7. repaired main water drain line
now can i quit.

[RayChez]

I also got tired of getting up on the roof every year to caulk the seams that had cracks, so I bought to 50 foot rolls of eternabond and done the roof. I could not believe how that tape bonds. I was getting worried that getting up in age I could lose my balance and it would be curtains if you fall from the top. LOL!

[DesertSpooners]

We resealed the roof. Looks like a heavy rain headed our way with wind and snow possible. What? This is Tucson. 78 today and sunny--the next few days--not so nice.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Parked it in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. We'll move it again as we move north again in the spring 🙂

[Wanderlost]

Got the other TV and the VHS player out. Now need a couple of new electronics and the mounts.

[D_E_Bishop]

Well actually, yesterday I replaced the reigniter in my 1989 Dometic RM 2800 two way refrigerator. It is not an easy job thru the 14X14 opening but doable. I put the new reigniter in and tested the electrical portion and it worked fine, then I reassembled everything except the covers and tested for leaks and tested the electrical again, worked great. Put the covers back in place and no spark. Disassembled the entire thing and found I disconnected a wire when I put the cover on. Reassembled everything and lit it off. After about 8 hours everything is fine. What a rewarding thing, diagnosing the problem and then buying the part and installing it for about $50 instead of several hundred that was estimated by a repair shop. Keep and read your manuals, they have a lot of good info or operation,maintnance and repair.

[PyrateSilly]

The last thing we did to the RV was clean and fix the connections for the batteries. When we had tried to start it, it would not. The connections were very loose and dirty so we fixed it hoping that maybe the simple fix would be the one that did it instead of needing new batteries. 🙂
Well that did it and fixed it and we were able to start and things starting charging like they should then several things happened and we had not been able to get back to the RV for the last almost 2 months so you can understand if we were both dreading a little not knowing if the fix would stay fixed.
Well we got out this Sunday afternoon and it is still working fine and things are really charging better now then since we bought it. WHEW!!!! I am really happy today.
The other things we have done in the last 2 months is sell the truck (6500 lbs) and traded the PT Cruiser (automatic) off for a Toyota 4Runner 4WD manual which can be towed 4 down. Yes we verifed with Toyota and Remco that as long as it's 4WD and manual that it is 4 down towable for 1995. As a matter of fact looking at it we have discovered that it still has the wiring that we figured out means that it was already towed behind an RV. So all we now we really need to get is just the base plate and tow bar instead of everything. Money saved, always like that.
Now we need to just figure out a way to also haul the full bagger harley too, lol.

[anemic]

I broke-in my new Sewer Solution special edition 50 footer last night. It drops down to my basement floor cleanout from ground level - running thru the basement so I ordered one with a super long hose and no connections between the RV end and the house end. That thing works great. The rinse mode is nice. When I put it away the only thing in it was clear water which was easy to remove into the drain.

[anemic]

I bought a set of tires. Best looking 19.5" for winter was a Bridgestone M729F. Boy do I miss the rib's stability. Oh well, these look like they'll do a great job for me all winter.

I topped the LPG back up. The Thurs-Sun long weekend burned $19.80 in propane. Not too bad.