I washed the windshied and remarked wow those 10 year old 159's just went 10000 miles out to the west and back with zero issues. Then I remarked man it's a shame the frame didnt do as well.
The rv has buckled in the middle from towing. I doubt the insurance will cover it, if not time for another one. Guess I should have kept the diesel after all. :B
Drove to Mt. Pleasant, TX for 4 new Trojan house batteries. Came home and installed Pro-Fill on the new batteries. Re-arranged two bays and threw some stuff out! Full=timer leaving the lake for Colorado next week.
John339 wrote: Yesterday I repaired the drive shaft parking brake by replacing the brake shoes. Then removed the wheels, 19.5" needing 450 lbs of torque, and made sure the disk brakes had plenty of pad left. They do. Today will be greasing and lubing the chassis. Tomorrow is removing the house batteries and adding water if needed. Distilled of course. Then vacuuming, cleaning and finally washing using a product that waxes at the same time. 303 Protectant on the tires and Windex on the windows and we will be ready for the next trip. There is always something but it is still fun and a good hobby for an old timer.
Please let me know where your going so I can stay out of your way, with 450 lbs torque on 19.5 rims, you have those lug bolts stretched way past their designed limits.
