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.

[Peralko]

Installed a 32" TV in place of the old tube TV that came with the coach. Took a few hours, but came out good.

[FIRE_UP]

Well gang,
I had some blocks that I use for the Jacks to they not only have a larger foot print on what could be softer soil/grass or even maybe soft/hot pavement but, also the jacks don't have to travel down so far and gives better protection against "leaning" and possible tweaking of them.

But, those blocks were a bit heavy and, I'm already at the max on the rig anyway so, I knocked out some taller but, a bit smaller in lateral dimensions. They're at about 9" x 11" x 5". They're made from two, 4"x6" sections that are side by side and, sandwiched by two, 3/4" ACX plywood. They are glued and screwed with Gorilla wood glue and, 2", #10, plated, squared-drive flat head screws.

I then sprayed two coats of sanding sealer and three of clear lacquer. I know Urethane is a much better coating for those but, I hate waiting for Urethane to dry. It takes forever. Anyway, these are considerably lighter and do the job.
Scott

[SKIPCAROL]

Since I did something, here goes...lubricated all seals and gaskets as well as the steps. Built a shelf in a storage bin where I keep hoses, elec etc, so they will stay organized. Started getting service plan quotes since mine expires next month...7 years old.

[ncfd410]

After returning from a two week trip to Florida on Tuesday we took it to the dealer today to get some warranty repairs done. Waiting and planning for our next trip.

[xctraveler]

Finally got my 2x210watt solar panels installed with solar Boost controller and remote.

Bought TireTraker TPMS and installed same on all ten tires,(sigh of relief).

Learned that all the puck lights on my ceiling (35) are already LED, from the factory (uninformed salesman).

Drove another 60 miles - have put on 3,500 miles since Nov. Its hard doing it 60 miles a day 🙂

[bresdogsr]

Called a dealership to ask questions about a new one.

[wandasone]

Pics are coming. Its still in the "too dark to take pictures" pole barn. Thanks for the welcome!

[zmotorsports]

wandasone wrote:
Bought a new to us 2003 Winnebago Adventurer 35U. Spent the day putting in new batteries and replacing the solenoid that allows the house batteries to charge from engine. Nice to see it work! Its been in storage all winter and I can't wait to get it out in three weeks to head to Kentucky Lake area for a chance to sniff outside air and maybe not have to shovel. Over 2' of the white stuff here.

Congrats on the new coach and welcome to the forum.

Post up some pics of the new rig, we like pictures.

Mike.

[randallb]

I did not do this today but in the middle of January we sold our 08 HR to Lazy Days. That was probably the second happiest day of our RV experience not counting the 9 months on the road finding our retirement home.
Randy

[tork_d]

ordered an rv furiture package to better serve our needs..
now we wait...

[afrescopXx]

Loaded it up for its maiden voyage. Cross 1/2 the country and then some.

[wandasone]

Bought a new to us 2003 Winnebago Adventurer 35U. Spent the day putting in new batteries and replacing the solenoid that allows the house batteries to charge from engine. Nice to see it work! Its been in storage all winter and I can't wait to get it out in three weeks to head to Kentucky Lake area for a chance to sniff outside air and maybe not have to shovel. Over 2' of the white stuff here.

[pohlcat]

Leave for Disneyworld in 6 days, but temperature is holding up dewinterizing the plumbing. I guess I'll have to do in the road.

But good weather earlier in the month let get the roof recaulked. Genny and engine are ready to. LET THE SEASON BEGIN!

[daverich]

I regenerated our water softener. Ah! What a wonderful difference. I had forgotten to do it, and it had not been as soft.

[ctpres]

Added two foot strip of LED lights to kitchen sink cabinet. Now we can see stuff.