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.

[Garino]

At 8500 miles I notice a little wear inside driver side front tire. Local tire shop has alignment rack said he can do 4500 service body trucks so bring the class c by and see.
They drove it up about 2 foot high ramps on the rack then raised up to about 4 feet high.
Yep in and out in less than 1 hour and 129 bucks good to go. Was a little off with steer wheel a little off also. Now all straight.

Now just waiting on my Chevy dealer close by on doing my recall on O2 sensors. Don't think after my visit and the conversation we had I'll get the call. He questioned not getting paid from Chevy since he only sells up to 3500 series.

[Cousin_Eddie93]

Newbie here

After spending the better part of my free time doing delam repair over the last two weeks, I just returned from another gorgeous 4th of July camping trip from a little known spot call Charles Campground Bangor PA.

[-Lqdskier]

Just unloaded the RV after a weekend concrete camping at Pillar point Harbor in Half Moon Bay, Ca. Also, the LED bulbs I git from M4 led lights worked awesome.
Mike

[bassman2572]

Today, I finally ran an outdoor cable hook-up. Albeit under the hood, it's better than none. I also removed the antiquated antenna hookup with switch for the amp and replaced it with a 12v power outlet and USB charging port.

[Handbasket]

It was earlier this year, but I made one huge improvement in the Tiger's cold weather livability. It has the Suburban noise-blaster 'direct discharge' 16k Btu furnace (no duct work, hot air & return right thru the front plate). It sounds almost like a jet engine, and uses a lot of battery power. The thermostat was on the wall pretty much right above it, at the rear of the kitchen.

I like to sleep with it pretty cold, but hate to get up in the cold. I finally got around to extending the thermostat wiring, and relocating the thermostat. Now it's right beside the head of the cabover bunk, where I can reach it just by sticking my arm out of the covers. No midnight blast of noise, no weak house batteries in the AM.

I also made a three-sided baffle that fits around the front of the furnace for the night. It's a temporary trial rig, made of rigid fiberglass insulation & aluminum duct tape If I decide to go with the idea, I'll rebuild it with some kind of hinged wood casing.

Wrong time of the year to post this, but maybe it'll give someone with a similar issue some time to get inspired and do something.

Jim, "Outside of a dog, a good book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read anyway."

[IAMICHABOD]

Nice, I may have to look into doing that

[OldRadios]

Added a Culligan water filter and drinking water spout to the kitchen sink and made two small shelves, one on each side of the bed high enough to be out of the way but an easy reach for water, glasses, or whatever during the night.



Bugged me not having a place to set a bottle of water, phone, or glasses close by. Easy fix.

[tenbear]

Checked the battery and the tire pressure. Looked at putting a drawer under one of the dinette seats where there is now a
storage space accessed by taking the seat off.

[Mich_F]

Installed my remote display for my surge protector today.

[Mich_F]

I got my Progressive Industries EMS-HW30C installed today after installing my transfer switch Friday. I still have to find somewhere to mount the remote display for the surge protector. I am also going to cut the shore power cord and make a pig tail cord out of it. It will be considerably easier hooking my new shore power/extension cord into the pig tail instead of having to run the whole thing in and out of the py-hi in the bottom of the cabinet.

[ericsmith32]

Got back from another trip. Overheated a little in traffic go figure. Ordered a Hayden severe duty fan clutch and having put on Thursday. Hope this Chevy chassis doesn't follow nickel and dime like the other Chevy's I've owned.

[OldRadios]

On the way back from camping over the 4th I had my E450 weighed for the first time when it was completely packed and the water and gas tanks full. Under both front and rear axles max capacity (by 2,000 lbs total). No slides means lots of cargo carrying capacity. It handles great with no mods/upgrades needed.

[pianotuna]

Tried the new Magnum pure sine wave inverter. I used it to run the roof air fan which distributed cool air from the cab to the rest of the RV. It worked so well that when I tried to use the air conditioner it was too cool for it to turn on. Outside temperatures were 31 c (88 f).

[Gunner45]

Today we cleaned out the RV from our recent trip. Now doing laundry and getting ready to restock for the next trip at the end of the month!

[Mich_F]

bob and donna wrote:
went to camp and when i went to check in I was told I did not have any reservations. yes I did. no you don't, you had reservations LAST WEEKEND!! oh face palm, missed it by that much!

:B :S

Don't ya hate it when that happens?

I finally installed my ESCO LPT30 Automatic Transfer Switch that I've been carrying around for probably 6 or 7 months, waiting for my son to install the thing. I got it done with bad hip and all. Perhaps tomorrow I'll install my Progressive Industries EMS-HW30C, hard wired surge protector, of course I only got that a few weeks ago. Maybe I'll end up carrying that around for months before it gets installed.