What Did You Do To Your RV TODAY?

[norty1]

Packing for a week long trip.

[Tunce the traveler]

Sanitizing my water lines for the spring-summer season. Clean the rubber seal in the toilet bowl ( with gloves on ). Check all water fittings and ALL THE BOLTS that hold the trailer to the frame, the 4 bolts on the A/C were done in the fall and I always carry that nut driver with me just in case.

[Woodworker]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Sanitizing my water lines for the spring-summer season. Clean the rubber seal in the toilet bowl ( with gloves on ). Check all water fittings and ALL THE BOLTS that hold the trailer to the frame, the 4 bolts on the A/C were done in the fall and I always carry that nut driver with me just in case.

Wish there was a way they could have made mine that accessible. Not enough room though

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[TCNashville]

Wish I could do something to it. More snow coming this weekend. By this time last year we had our first trip under our belts

[Tunce the traveler]

Well while I was at it today I decided to wax the table, cabinets and counter top, all 7' of it( that includes my extention on the end).

[Midnightmoon]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Well while I was at it today I decided to wax the table, cabinets and counter top, all 7' of it( that includes my extention on the end).

That looks very nice. What wax did you use?

[Woodworker]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Well while I was at it today I decided to wax the table, cabinets and counter top, all 7' of it( that includes my extention on the end).

May I ask what you used on the cabinets?

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[Cannon]

Install Progressive 50A hardwired EMS.

[Tunce the traveler]

Originally Posted by Woodworker

May I ask what you used on the cabinets?

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Blackfire Midnight Sun Ivory Carnauba Paste Wax

From autogeek.net

[Woodworker]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

Blackfire Midnight Sun Ivory Carnauba Paste Wax

From autogeek.net

Thank you. I used one of the products Jayco recommended in manual amd I don't like greasy way it makes them feel. Plus after it dries they don't look that good

[bungle3]

Hi, joined the forum today because I have a problem. I picked up my Jayco Jayflight 174BH from the dealer today. I took it in after receiving a recall due to electrical circuit from the battery to the converter not having overcurrent protection. I drove home, about 15 miles, hooked up but when I got home the detector was beeping. I'm plugged in at home now, its still beeping after several reset attempts. Service at the dealer won't be open again until Monday, I'm hoping to not have it beeping all weekend though. I'm also hoping I don't have to haul it down there again.

[Woodworker]

After insoection by dealer my 2017 Jayflight wasn't included in that recall. For now just unhook the battery an you'll have to carry it back down there. Strange how you got the notice that fast if you just brought it home.

[2nOZ]

Looked at it longingly through the window with a dusting of snow on it and said maybe next weekend.

[WinnieView]

Originally Posted by bungle3

Hi, joined the forum today because I have a problem. I picked up my Jayco Jayflight 174BH from the dealer today. I took it in after receiving a recall due to electrical circuit from the battery to the converter not having overcurrent protection. I drove home, about 15 miles, hooked up but when I got home the detector was beeping. I'm plugged in at home now, its still beeping after several reset attempts. Service at the dealer won't be open again until Monday, I'm hoping to not have it beeping all weekend though. I'm also hoping I don't have to haul it down there again.

Welcome to JOF.
If it were ours we would get one in 2 days from from Amazon and replace it instead. Maybe $40, 15 minutes, two wires, and a screwdriver.
Let us know if you need more information.

[TCNashville]

Originally Posted by 2008Seneca

Welcome to JOF.
If were ours we would get one in 2 days from from Amazon and replace it instead. Maybe $40, 15 minutes, two wires, and a screwdriver.
Let us know if you need more information.

Agreed. My general rule of thumb is if your handy and it costs more in fuel to haul it to/from the dealer than the part costs I'm doing it myself. Also waiting a week or 2 for the dealer to do a 20 minute job is insane.

[Little Can]

Installed the Morryde Heavy duty shackle and wet bolt kit on my Eagle TT.
While I had the unit up in the air, I pulled the hubs to repack the bearings, and ended up replacing all brake components due to grease getting all over the brakes courtesy of the wonderful EZ lube system. It had been pumped full evidently and leaked past the seals. so...............
Bad news -- extra work and expense
good news -- All new brakes and components, and upgraded suspension, the worn through plastic bushings are gone, and now have brass bushings, grease-able bolts, and much thicker shackle plates.

[Bobman]

I removed the useless steering stabilizer that came from the factory,and installed a new Safe t plus stabilizer on my Greyhawk. Went on fairly simple. Greased all the fittings while I was under there.

[robkelly]

Added shut offs to all of the faucets and sanitized the tanks.

[dartwest]

Installed an inclined bed platform. I prefer the head of the the bed to be about 4 inches higher than the foot. Helps minimize acid reflux. Built an inclined platform out of 1x4 pine and 3/8 plywood. It also added some much needed rigidity to the bed.





2017 Jay Flight 23RB

[LuckyDuck]

Nothing exotic, but I added the Camco screen door handle today on our new SLX212. The door is pretty thin where it screws in, so I had to take my time. Earlier, I put in a Camco fold-down shelf. Just trying to spend as much time in the rig as possible while we wait out the rains!