What did you do to your Class C MH today???

[Rich_Panganiban]

This is always a fun thread to watch in other forums, so I thought I'd start one here.

[ronfisherman]

Finished summer wax job on motorhome. Sure looks good.

[Cousin_Eddie93]

Installed some oak decorative strips to cover up the old wall paper seams that separated over the winter.

[OldRadios]

Bedroom in our C has a double sliding mirror floor to ceiling closet for hanging clothes. Mostly wasted space for us as there's another closet for hanging the few things we want to hang. I built a shelf unit for one side for more inside storage. Still have the other half to hang clothes if I need it. The door is normally closed so it didn't have to look pretty.

[pbitschura]

Ran two rows of clear Gorilla tape along the top of our awning where small pin pricks are starting to show at the weather line.

[Navy_Smoker]

Scrubbed the awning, ordered individual window awnings to supplement the main awning and sorted all of the items in the basement storage to eliminate those deemed unneeded.

[Cousin_Eddie93]

Widened the excessory battery space to properly install a larger w29 deep cycle. The existing hole was way too narrow to fit a proper battery that can withstand long term dry camping. Also replaced the terminals and contact points to the genny. Discovered the genny's tail pipe has a hole at the bend so I wrapped it with rapid set and fiber glass cloth. Strong as nails now. Going to frontier town MD on Monday so won't be needing the genny but wanted to fix it anyway. Torpmorrow I'll service the AC unit and pack.

[bob_and_donna]

found the vent covers damage from hail on the last trip. buying one a week of the upgraded style. so far 2 down 1 to go. they were only 3 years old and really thin and deteriorated.

[Desert_Captain]

I finally broke down and bought a set of tire covers. Most of the year our 24' C is parked between a large fiver to the east and and 42' Tag axle Class A on the west. This arrangement keeps the rig in "the valley of shade" for most of the year. This is our first full Tucson summer for the coach and now both of my neighbors, snowbirds, have flown back to their respective nests leaving our coach out in the sun. :E

It is a pain to crawl down and reach behind the wheels, especially the dually's but once the bungy cord is attached the wind cannot blow them away and they keep the sun off of my new Michelins. I opened the hatches that are protected by the Max Air covers so we get decent air flow through the coach.

I'm so glad we have a solid fiberglass roof and we use the coach a couple of times a month (we just returned on June 30th from a 2 month cross country trip), and are headed back up to the White Mountains next week. I check on the rig at least once a week and roll out the awning to dry from the frequent Monsoon thunderstorms... which only takes about 15 minutes.

:C

[KristinU]

Dropping it off to have the seams re-sealed...decided to take the lazy way out and pay someone to remove the old stuff.

[kendall69]

Even though I only have 6K miles on it I took it in for an alignment, sure enough it was out. Alignment guy said bring it in with 3/4 tank full of water and 1/2 tank fuel and he aligned to those specs.
I suggest everyone who buys a coach new drive straight to the alignment center or force the dealer to do it before you pick it up.

[fireman93514]

getting it loaded up to hit the road tomorrow.

[OldRadios]

Mich F wrote:
Turned my shore power cord into a pig tail with extension cord power cord.

I do that with mine. Allows me to keep the surge protector in the power compartment out of site and locked up. Also the extension is bright yellow not black so it's a lot easier to see and not get tripped over.

[tailgate_CLE]

I did some demo work and chiefed a blunt in my RV today

[Mich_F]

Turned my shore power cord into a pig tail with extension cord power cord.

[OldRadios]

Lost power at the house for several hours today. Just moved out to the C and had all the comforts including TV for updates as the storm passed through upstate New York.