What Did You Do To Your RV TODAY?

[oldmanAZ]

Originally Posted by LEAVING LAS VEGAS

Loaded up and headed home from zion national park. My 4th nite to sleep
in my new jayco. Had to use the heater for the first time, and met joseph
and nancy from california, joseph told me about the forum.thanks jw!

Congratulations on the new Jayco and welcome to the JOF.

[PMC]

Earlier this week we emptied it out and completely cleaned the interior, it looks good as new. Also cleaned the awning top and bottom. It's ready to be taken to the dealer when we exchange/upgrade from our awesome 2015 White Hawk to a 2018 Pinnacle.

Oh, week before I wrote a check paying off the note on the WH mentioned above. That was pretty awesome too

[29BHS ECO]

In the process of removing the rear baggage door fixed window with one approx. the same size that has a opens to allow some ventilation in the lower bunk.

[Magnolia Tom]

Replaced the toilet with a Dometic 310 and gave it a wash and wax


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[jkaras7]

Washed, waxed and cleaned the interior after a trip through rain and snow. Also detailed the tires and did some minor repairs on molding.

[Woodworker]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Filled up my propane tanks. Both were empty. I guess 2 years between fill ups isn’t too bad


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We just put 1 of 2 tanks in the p/u to go get filled for the 3rd time since Feb. I'd say you are doin very well

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[RAurand]

Covered and now parked alongside my house for the .......UGH....Winter.

[Magnolia Tom]

Originally Posted by Woodworker

We just put 1 of 2 tanks in the p/u to go get filled for the 3rd time since Feb. I'd say you are doin very well

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We are fortunate to live where winter is mild. We rarely use the furnace because the heat pump works great. Our fridge is residential and I replaced oven with an induction cooktop. So, our only real propane usage comes from the water heater (at start up before switching to electric)


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[Stingray75]

Monday - Towmax tires replaced with Goodyear Endurance
Tuesday - Cleaned carpets
Thursday - A little time on the roof with some Dicor and Quad
Today - Port Aransas reservations made

[Big1]

I took our fiver I'm for warranty shake down work.

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[Magnolia Tom]

Got it set up at Lake Arrowhead. Spending night here before en route to Palo Duro.
Opened up the slide to find a loose screw tear up the floor. Grrrrr! Not how I wanted to start this trip.




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[ttavasc]

Finally had a nice sunny day where I didn't have to work. Opened the side cover of the trailer to let some fresh air in for the afternoon. I also finished the 25 foot run from the exterior breaker box to the new 30amp RV outlet off the side of the shop. Thanks to RSerendipity for posting a simple 1-page document a while back on wiring this properly. It was a breeze and my EMS had no complaints when I turned it on.

[spepi]

I checked for mice, added more dryer sheets, peppermint, and hung some moth ball containers near the wheels....then I unplugged it. Sad day.

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[Vasquez Kid]

Brought it home from a one-nighter at the local lake/lagoon campground.

This was the first in a new tradition. This was a "Gentleman's" camping trip. No women or children were invited. I know, I know, this sounds so very politically incorrect. Oh well. So be it. It was so good to spend time with the other guys. We all needed it. Why is it that a bunch of middle-aged guys can sit around the campfire and quickly solve so many of these crazy contemporary problems that we are faced with. It's was so easy!

It sure was nice to come home to the family today. We all missed each other. At least I think that I was missed?

[Flyrotor]

Brought my trailer home today!!! No it’s not a new purchase, but rather I no longer have to keep it in storage! It is so much having it here at the house!

[2nOZ]

Installed a Curt fifth wheel pin lock and temporarily installed the new Yakima bike rack. Installed the bikes and was pleased. Removed the bike rack for the winter. Sad.

[norty1]

Dumped the dehumidfier

[kneeslider]

Cleaned it out, winterized, relocated the battery boxes, started install of new thermostat.

[chugchug]

I finally figured out why my 195RB Baja is shaking so much. The front stabilizing jacks point forward which allows the front of the trailer to shake left and right. I installed 2 chains and turnbuckles from each wooden block to the screw holding the jack to the body. A section of 1/2 metal conduit keeps the blocks from sliding inwards. DW was quite impressed.

In retrospect, I could have used lighter duty chains

[SMS1115]

During our last campout a couple weeks ago, we found our water pump would not pump. So, I ordered one while we were there and installed it today. Now we can winterize it after the holiday company leaves. It is our guest house this year.