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.

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Still working on fine tuning the amount of stuff that we stuff into the thing! Got rid of some, added more. :S

Weather is unsettled so we're dodging showers.

Changed the chassis batteries and made up new 2/0 cables for the parallel connections.

Head south in 3 weeks.

[mustang652]

Jim Norman wrote:
...A drift from What did you do to your RV, BUT...

Lodge Cast is not very good. better off going to flea markets and looking for Wagner or better yet Griswald. They have incredibly smooth finishes that simply are non-stick without teflon or other chemicals. Aluminum for cooking is simply a bad choice for so many reasons.

I think ya' lost me on that one. Not really adrift from the subject, unless your a purest, or maybe I'm misunderstanding your post. To clarify, it was purchased to supplement the methods of cooking while using the "Class A" RV. In the near 60 years I've been cooking and using cast iron for both home and camp cooking I've never really had a problem with cast iron, Lodge or otherwise, especially cast iron BBQ grills, or even modern style cast aluminum grills as the cooking grids are high quality steel. Most of the cast iron I currently use were handed down from my great grandmother, the others came from the grandmother of a friend, so some are well over a hundred years old, they are well seasoned and I am well versed in their care.

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[Jim_Norman]

mustang652 wrote:
Bought and am now waiting for delivery of a Lodge portable cast iron charcoal grill. Been putting it off for quite a while trying to find something in cast aluminum like were commonly available years ago.

A drift from What did you do to your RV, BUT...

Lodge Cast is not very good. better off going to flea markets and looking for Wagner or better yet Griswald. They have incredibly smooth finishes that simply are non-stick without teflon or other chemicals. Aluminum for cooking is simply a bad choice for so many reasons.

[mustang652]

Completed day two of organizing "stuff" after getting new RV. Should wrap it up tomorrow with a good interior cleaning.

[xctraveler]

Took it out of storage and drove it 500 miles. Washed off the bugs from the front and windshield. Back into storage on Oct 1 as we leave for 3 months overseas travel.

[GHOST1750]

Washed mine. It was pretty dirty it had been out in the country at my RV man's house where he put in 2 flat screen TV's along with some other work. Getting ready to go to the ocean for 5 days, leaving Sunday. Looking forward to it.

[koda55]

Brought home our new to us 2008 Thor Mandalay. Started loading everything off of our old rv onto our new one. Reading everything to familiarize it.

[bigred1cav]

I'm ready to sell ours, 2000 Pace Arrow lts of additional goodies, Sat tv etc. Toad can go with it. New tires all around, new faucets. New bathroom.

[John_Joey]

Sold it.

[Scott___Jill]

SmokyRV wrote:
Added an 1500 Watt inverter and ran wire for 3 outlets one for outside TV entertainment center, inside TV and a third for the Dish receiver and TV above center console. All set for boon docking now:B

[mustang652]

Replaced the continuing problem I purchased back in April with a 2014 Itasca Sunstar 35F.

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[toomoxy]

Well getting ready for my next big dog show so took the RV in
for oil change... noticed water dropping down on the dash.
Well Speedy Auto Glass noticed the windshield pulling away from the
seal... so getting it properly sealed before heading on the road.
Last year it was the driver's windshield...

[mmiille]

Installed new camco sewer vents. Hope that clears up the sewer smell when driving down the road.

[mustang652]

Bought and am now waiting for delivery of a Lodge portable cast iron charcoal grill. Been putting it off for quite a while trying to find something in cast aluminum like were commonly available years ago.