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]

I moved more "stuff" into the MH.

[EdandLynne]

WE repalaced all six tires, replaced front and rear shocks, installed brake controler and wire harness and receptical plug. Oh and had it aligned. All this to our 200 Hurricane we just brought in April.

Now we are ready to travel.

[livingaboard]

Installed the Trimetric 2025 rv battery monitor. Love the fact I can accurately measure amp usage and charge rate.

Replaced two cheap paper cone 6x9 speakers with some upgraded 5 way Boss speakers. They were cheap but they have to be better than the old crap.

Hooked up my new Scan Gauge II.

[overdrive75]

Last night, put the valve extender hoses on the rear wheels an and installed a new CD place in the dash, after removing the old one and grinding the mount a bit to fit the new one.

[revump]

I replaced the 10" kitchen/living room TV with a 32" Visio. It will make things a lot nicer

[MattR]

Let's see... since the last time I posted to this thread, I have:
Upgraded all my fluorescent lights to LED.
Built wood/acrylic light boxes for the LED lights
Installed Fantastic Fan (4000R) in kitchen
Installed Vortex Fan plus new vent in bathroom
Replaced all the carpet with Allure (light bamboo look)
Built new couch
Replaced second bunk with storage for the microwave/toaster oven on one side and a closet with sliding mirrored doors on the other

I am also starting to put together the stuff for a 30A to 50A upgrade.

[SRT]

Had the brake fluid replaced today. Still need to wax the motor home starting with the rear cap.

[Ev]

Washed and waxed it today what a Job and its hot here in NY

[livingaboard]

I added two new pressure pro sensors after the other two went bad.

I also ordered a scangauge II and 4 more Osram Copilot reading lights with the 19 inch extension since I liked the other two that I installed, so much.

I will put two in the bedroom, one over the couch and one over the chair by the door for my wife and stepson to read.

[chaffeekid]

Today, I installed a solar powered fan in the refrigator to evacuate the heat from the coils and enhance the cooling of the fridge. Removed the vent cover on the roof, removed the inner vent.
Blew out all the spider webs and junk from the cooling fins near the top of the cooling unit with my air compressor. Lots of stuff came out as the unit is almost 10 years old.
Installed the solar panel and water proofed the screw holes with Dicor, screws only in the vent cover. Used a fish line to bring up the wires from the solar fan, installed near the boiler at the bottom.
Connected the wires and the fan began to work:)
The gas supply tube was much to long, cut that and rerouted it and reflaired the connection and checked it with soapy water to insure no leaks, was none, now the fridge is showing 38 degrees in the fridge and 10 in the freezer:B
Happy Trails
Jim

[pohlcat]

Towed 4 down for the first time STL to KC. 4 Step Process for me.
a)Hitch Blue Ox
b)Get Dodge in tow mode
c)mount/connect magnetic tows lights
d)setup brake buddy

[travelgirl]

:h NOTHING...I'm too lazy! Would anyone like to come & wax it??????????? 😉

[swimmster]

Thanks! I will try to post pics of everything i end up doing.. she's got a few projects in her that i need to tackle. Wish i had taken pics of the spring repair.

[bugs53]

I also enjoyed those pictures of the awning repair. I replaced my awning fabric last week and save my self 250.00, thanyou very much.
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[pohlcat]

swimmster wrote:
I cleaned off the old silicone and nasty mess from my awning's previous installer. The 1/2 inch self tapping sheet metal screws were absolutely the wrong thing to put into the side of a fiberglass skinned RV.. 1.5" STAINLESS self tapper sheet metal screws are the thing to use. Was finally able to UN-duct tape my awning from the side of the RV and put the awining strip back on CORRECTLY. I also repaired my awning end cap/spring assembly and saved myself $200... Was a productive weekend for sure.



Of course, having a loading dock to work with makes this job MUUCH much easier.. haha



woohoo.. she's back on!!.. almost.. need to get new upper support arm mounts as they are bent. as well as get the correct screws to SECURLY fasten them to the body..

Thanks for the pictures(they say a 1000 words). Lots of camping options in the NE. Enjoy.