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.

[BJean]

Looked at the snow and cried.

[Rich_Panganiban]

Riplin wrote:
Traded the old girl in for a brand Greyhawk 31 FS. Imn sure going to miss her. But I think the bunk beds , onboard genny, 2 slides ...... will make up for it. I cant wait. We dropped her off this sat and pick up the new Jayco in late march.
🙂

You'll love your Greyhawk... we love our 32SS!

[Riplin]

Traded the old girl in for a brand Greyhawk 31 FS. Imn sure going to miss her. But I think the bunk beds , onboard genny, 2 slides ...... will make up for it. I cant wait. We dropped her off this sat and pick up the new Jayco in late march.
🙂

[rj7388]

rj7388 wrote:
'took it to the dealer to fix the leak/mold over bunk problem along with a few other minor issues

last week got rv back from dealer; 'guess we'll find out after a few good wet days if problem was fixed. acc. to dealer they replaced the right front window & replaced bunk flooring...time will tell...

[johnbhicks]

Used my handy dandy new digital tire guage to see that I need to blow up the tires a little before heading out this weekend. While the Hawkshead TPMS is great for what it is, when I'm parked it retains its last reading until the tires spin and the sensors activate rendering it useless for reading pressures while parked.

Believe it or not, in my roughly 40 years of driving I've never had a blowout or even a flat. I can only attribute that to my ridiculously anal urge to check the tires.

Aside from tires, I secured the sat radio antenna wire to the ceiling with white tape and noted that I _still_ have water leaking _out_ of the cabover. If it'll ever stop raining I'll continue gooping and Eternabonding the seams and get to rebuilding.

So I accomplised something. I found that the tires were low and I taped up a wire....

[Mammoth-Snowman]

Shoveled off the white stuff. Time for a Bishop run...

[woodworker414]

Took the C out and topped off the LP and the gas tank, then off to the grocery store to stock up before the snow gets, the C needed to be runned a little and beside I needed a fix, miss being out in the C. Ran the gen for a while to give a good excirse.
Bill

[KenGVR4]

Pokey2 wrote:
Congrats Ken.:B

Hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it. What C are you buying?

Chris

1991 Lazy Daze 22'

I'm totally excited 🙂

[RVWithTito]

Kamphiker wrote:

RVWithTito wrote:
Fixed a chip in my windshield that I got on my last trip.

I didn't feel like hauling the RV down to Novus and paying the $$$. So I got a do-it-yourself chip repair kit for $10. I'm really pleased with the result which was just as good as Novus. I then fixed 2 chips in my CRV tow vehicle with the same kit.

You might check your insurance policy to see if they cover 100% for chips (my policy does). Usually you can call a mobile repair and they come to you and do the work and bill your insurance company.

If you insist on a replacement of the windshield, they you usually have to pay for the deductible.

State Farm stopped covering chip repair this year.

[Pokey2]

Congrats Ken.:B

Hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it. What C are you buying?

Chris

[KenGVR4]

Well, it's technically not mine yet... but I put a deposit down on "my" Class C yesterday!

[Kamphiker]

RVWithTito wrote:
Fixed a chip in my windshield that I got on my last trip.

I didn't feel like hauling the RV down to Novus and paying the $$$. So I got a do-it-yourself chip repair kit for $10. I'm really pleased with the result which was just as good as Novus. I then fixed 2 chips in my CRV tow vehicle with the same kit.

You might check your insurance policy to see if they cover 100% for chips (my policy does). Usually you can call a mobile repair and they come to you and do the work and bill your insurance company.

If you insist on a replacement of the windshield, they you usually have to pay for the deductible.

[Kamphiker]

1) added a accumulator tank to the water system
2) resealed the front cap & checked all roof seams
3) re-attached the top front of the TV cabinet to the ceiling
by adding aluminum angle support (top inside)
4) put the base plate on the toad and tried out the Blux ox
tow bar & brake buddy.

[RVWithTito]

Fixed a chip in my windshield that I got on my last trip.

I didn't feel like hauling the RV down to Novus and paying the $$$. So I got a do-it-yourself chip repair kit for $10. I'm really pleased with the result which was just as good as Novus. I then fixed 2 chips in my CRV tow vehicle with the same kit.

[misosoup777]

Exercised the genny and ran the diesel engine for a bit... Dreamed about going out again...