What Did You Do To Your RV TODAY?

[carey965]

i looked at mine in the driveway and thought "man i want summer to be here so i can use it" maybe while im waiting on the mud to dry in my kitchen i will go out and toss in the back room tv and a few other things

[mitechie]

Pull her out of winter storage. Dropped off at the dealer to look at getting a second fantastic fan installed and the bearings done. Bring on the warmer weather!

[eldermike]

Installed wet bolt kit and new Maxxis load range E tires. Now for a nap.

[Crabman]

Originally Posted by Threebutchers

5th Place = consolation prize. 39 more posts and you could have had the 12V toaster

And the second place winner gets......nambarc nose debris..........

[Threebutchers]

Originally Posted by Crabman

And the second place winner gets......nambarc nose debris..........

Sorry, but I could never take the food out of the mouth of a hungry man

[Jmooney]

Finished power system upgrade and solar panel install

[reitrof]

Originally Posted by Threebutchers

5th Place = consolation prize. 39 more posts and you could have had the 12V toaster

Excellent.

[reitrof]

Picked up a blow out plug. Will need it when I get back to Canada.

[nevercominhome]

Originally Posted by reitrof

Picked up a blow out plug. Will need it when I get back to Canada.

That reminds me... I picked up a blow out plug and installed as a cap on the water inlet as the old original rubber "cap" was degrading into nothingness.

[clutch]

Our Jayco is in storage but we did a lot of cleaning on it's summer time replacement.

[havnfun]

Got into the Jayco and started filling up drawers, stocking shelves, and checking bolt torques, etc. Will leave Friday for 4 days at Camp Verde, AZ. Supposed to be 75 - 80 there....nice. First trip this year in new TT except for one niter to check things out.

[edatlanta]

I went crazy yesterday and vacuumed my entire 5'er from one end to the other. My excuse for not doing it sooner wasn't I couldn't find the right bag for my built in vacuum. Finally found some on Amazon. Or maybe I should say I finally looked on Amazon. Now I have no excuse for not doing it more often since I ordered a dozen bags.

Since it is pouring down rain at the moment and forecast for that all day I think I'll just have another cup.

[Yamerhammer]

Bought a XL folding rocking chair from gander mountain. XL=big rear end:-).
Can't wait to use it at the lake

[Brownie]

I've been busy over the last several days/weeks "personalizing" the Eagle. Finished up several yesterday, and wanted to post some pics. First, I installed a door knob bumper on the hallway wall, so the bathroom door knob doesn't muck it up. (I can't imagine why Jayco doesn't do this at the factory.) Next, I added some coat/hat/leash hooks under the "Command Center" at the end of the cabinet over the dinette; then, I added a pet protector, a pillow (which I made myself), and an afghan (which my niece made for me) to the sofa; added a 3" memory-foam mattress topper, heated mattress pad, sheets, etc., and some pillows to the bed. I made the center pillow, as well. The pillow on the right is not my dog, but looks just like him. It was given to me by a friend. Then, I inserted a wine rack into the cubby hole above the radio/cd/dvd player; made and installed "Nesting Racks" out of 1/4" plywood, rubber shelf liner, dowel rods, and "Plasti-dip" to keep the dishes, glasses, pots & pans, and small appliances from banging together during travel.
Out of attachment space. See next post for more mods & pics.

[Brownie]

Finally, I removed the adjustable shelves from the pantry, and installed roll-out trays - which I also made. Because the trays and glides have to be able to fit through the door opening, I ended up loosing about 4" of pantry width. But, I gained access to the full depth of the pantry. Mine is only 15" wide, so reaching the stuff in the back and pulling it out was a real pain. Will be so much easer with the roll-outs. I had to remove the lambrequin from above the outside door, because the pantry door wouldn't open 90-degrees with it in place. No biggie. Never could see much sense in them, anyway. I also want to insulate the under bed storage and front pass-through storage areas, as others have done. Already have the foam board, just need to get 'er done. Not sure if I'll get to it before I head up to Cadillac (Michigan) at the end of the month to do a little spring turkey hunting and camping at Mitchell State Park. Although I've stayed there several times before, it will be my first ever outing in the new Eagle.
Am I jazzed about it or what?::woohoo::

[Derek700]

We finalized de winterizing, tidied up inside put some stuff back in the trailer that had been in the house. Earlier in the week I pulled off the cover and touched up some areas of caulking that I didn't think looked right with some pro flex. The trailer is ready to go and we are planning on taking it out next weekend and again for Easter weekend.

[Heady]

Went and visited our camper, inventoried what we left over the winter and started "moving in" the items we removed for the winter. Brought the vacuum cleaner and vac'ed it all out. Now have a list of more stuff need to bring. Still need to inventory the basement.

[Tunce the traveler]

Installed a HydroLife water filter today. Model HL-200 and flow rate is 2.5 GPM.

[DorvilleFamily]

We lined some more shelves and then got sided tracked thinking we had a water leak in a brand new trailer. Thankfully it was just a sloppy "dewinterizing" by the dealership.

[Crabman]

Washed the roof and then the sides of the Jflight today.