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.

[wolfman01]

Reinstalled the panel above the propane tank now that the waste tank area is fully dried out after fixing the toilet leak.

[GrandpaLarry777]

I'm sure that many will find this a simple question, but I have never heard where I can get the US map that shows to what states one has traveled.

Also, how do you add it to your signature line.

Thanks in advance.

[john_and_terry]

Removed obsolete satellite dish and the ugly bubble it was under. Removed obsolete TV antenna, Scrubbed roof with soap/bleach solution, then rinsed it down real well and tipped moho to one side with leveling jacks for good drainage, then let her dry a couple of hours.
Removed vent covers and AC covers and washed them down really well.
Removed old sealant from several areas, and reapplied new sealant. Eternabonded all seals, caps, etc that may possibly ever leak.
Washed the moho down due to black streaks all over the side from crud draining off the roof. She's nice and clean and the roof is Eternabonded...love that stuff.
Ran genny under load for about 20 minutes.

[SCVJeff]

Waxed the roof in an attempt to minimize chalk streaks off the roof.

[tncroadrunner]

We bought it!! A '99 Landau with "only" 24,000 miles on it. We got it for a great price, according to my research. We pick it up next week & are very much looking forward to getting acquainted with it, stocking it up & hitting the road.

We're making our shake down trip the following week - to a campground/lake about an hour from home.

I've really enjoyed reading the valuable info from all of you experienced RVers & look forward to gleaning even more info from you all!!

[fcooper]

JimFromJersey wrote:
Now I need to find replacement nozzles for a system that USED to have the fluid hoses in the wiper blades. They were clogged with 22 years worth of limestoney water crud, and hard as a rock to boot.

Jim
Check out the wet arm kits at this link.

school bus windshield washer parts

Fred

[JimFromJersey]

Well, yesterday I installed a 'universal' windshield washer tank, foolishly thinking that was All I Needed To Do...4 hours later, after replacing the old line AND the old nozzles, I was done. But not really. The nozzles are cheap plastic ball-and-socket junk that don't angle up high enough to hit the windshield. I have the cleanest weatherstripping around. Now I need to find replacement nozzles for a system that USED to have the fluid hoses in the wiper blades. They were clogged with 22 years worth of limestoney water crud, and hard as a rock to boot.

Today I replaced 6 clearance light bulbs-both front sides lows, driver-side middle, two upper rears and an upper front. . Would have done more but the store only had 6 bulbs in stock. Now if I can only figure out what bulb those tear-drop shaped fixtures above the C/L's use, I'd be in good shape. 🙂

[happycampinman]

Since our season is done due to kids hockey and heavy work load.We washed, waxed and cleaned the coach. Winterize and put cover on until spring. So sad, But next year plans to Quebec, Maine, North Carolina and lots of local camping

[Macrosill]

Replaced some wiring in the bathroom ceiling and hung a flat panel tv in the bedroom.

[bigred1cav]

Almost ready to take it to school parking lot crank up sat and tv, may have to run for sanctuary, wife is getting tight lipped over all day football. Plus my old knee injury has me hobbling around and I am an easy target for her, not fast enough to escape and evade. Of course I'll let her feed me prior to my running away from home. I just afraid of her, not stupid.

Sanctuary may be only remedy.

[SRT]

Finished the winterizing process by putting a trickle charger on the starting battery. The end of the month means winter tires for the cars, snow blower and chains on the tractor. Then we'll really be ready for winter.

[Bigdog]

Left last friday for a RV.net mini rally in Elma Wa,then spent four days at the beach at Copalis Wa and the weather was AWESOME. Am now cleaning the inside so that it's all done for the Vegas trip next month.Hope to get the door shock bracket replaced today,wind caught the door at the beach and snapped the little ball off.The previous owner had replaced it also and used small bolts thru the floor and I have to drill them out as they rusted underneath and the screw slots stripped .They are also between the floor and the steplight fixture. When I'm done,I'm gonna spray them with undercoating.There is a thread on IRV2 about attachying a strap to the top of the door and that's gonna be done also.Then it's back to finishing up changing out those 40# televisions with flat screens.

[wolfman01]

Put charger on chassis battery. I might end up replacing it if it does not recharge, as it was flat this morning for no apparent reason. I'm not sure how old it is, so it's probably due.

[koda55]

Installed new chassis battery. Also installed 87 performance tune from 5 star tuneing.

[C-Leigh_Racing]

C-Leigh Racing wrote:
Big rain storm over here on the east coast this week, 11.5" in the rain gauge, water in the M/H floor, so ripped out the carpet in our 99 H/R Vacationer/F-53 so we can install new flooring.
Installed a new dash blower motor as well. That blower motor was easier to pull out & install than the year I been dredding having to mess with it.
I'll list installation details over in the tech section on that blower motor.
Neil

New flooring installed Friday 10/8.
Close loop lite brown tone carpet in the drivers & passangers area & engine cover, that matches real close to the trim through out the m/h.
Wood look linoleum from there back to the bathroom with shoe mouldings bordering.
Dont know where they got the idea to use PINK carpet in there to begin with, if that is what it came with new, but thank god its gone.
Man! looks & smells like a brand new M/H.
Whuee, now putting the seats & all back in.
Neil