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Old 09-15-2014, 02:02 PM   #1521
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I uses some duct tape to secure my fender well from the blowout until I can get it to the shop when we return home.
That is a campers first essential item, a roll of duct tape. I was looking for some the other day and then remembered I had a fresh roll in the camper and I made sure I put it back.
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Poured two 2x6 concrete pads to park it on. Tired of seeing the tires sink into the ground an inch or so every time we park it for a couple of weeks.
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Old 09-15-2014, 06:08 PM   #1523
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That is a campers first essential item, a roll of duct tape. I was looking for some the other day and then remembered I had a fresh roll in the camper and I made sure I put it back.

TIP: have a roll on both sides of the storage compartment. My rig was so close to the interstate when my tire blew that I could not get to the roll I had on the street side.
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Old 09-15-2014, 07:06 PM   #1524
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Flushed out the black tank using the flush king and a wand. Lotsa nice goodies came out. Yummy.
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Old 09-15-2014, 07:46 PM   #1525
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Unloaded all the uneaten perishable food and dirty clothes out of it from our weekend scuba diving trip. Then parked in the back yard waiting for the next adventure. Might get one more out of her before I winterize it.
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Old 09-16-2014, 05:49 PM   #1526
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i replaced my old rusted screws with rivets. I just bought a 1994 Jayco 1207 and i have no idea what the buttons are for but if i ever have to use them i want them attached properly.
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Old 09-16-2014, 09:59 PM   #1528
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I made risers for the stairs because Tunce's paws would sometimes slip off the back of the step. I had 2 pieces of steel cut and added hinges to them so I could fold up the steps. I bent the hinges slightly so when they were in the up position they stayed put and didn't fall down. The white tape was added because at night it's hard for her( or us )to see the step in the dark.
Have to post the pic. Later because I'm at Fort Stevens SP. With only 1 bar and it won't show the pic.
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Old 09-17-2014, 05:15 AM   #1529
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I FINALLY found the squirrel that has been bugging me for weeks running around on my roof. OK, I have hearing issues and wear hearing aids, but it WAS a squirrel. That is my story.......

After traveling from my summer host position to my home base two days ago, 250 miles, the squirrel was still there running around after I was set up. Obviously, even at my advanced age, the squirrel didn't ride 250 miles on the roof. So I started to suspect a mouse in the a/c ducts. Then I finally hit me. The sound was the pull chain hitting one of the light bulbs in my new ceiling fan that I installed just before the squirrel started bugging me. After balancing the fan which was new the squirrel went away.

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Old 09-17-2014, 06:34 AM   #1530
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I FINALLY found the squirrel that has been bugging me for weeks running around on my roof. OK, I have hearing issues and wear hearing aids, but it WAS a squirrel. That is my story.......

After traveling from my summer host position to my home base two days ago, 250 miles, the squirrel was still there running around after I was set up. Obviously, even at my advanced age, the squirrel didn't ride 250 miles on the roof. So I started to suspect a mouse in the a/c ducts. Then I finally hit me. The sound was the pull chain hitting one of the light bulbs in my new ceiling fan that I installed just before the squirrel started bugging me. After balancing the fan which was new the squirrel went away.

Sometimes I can't see the forest for the trees!

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Old 09-18-2014, 04:47 AM   #1531
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It is 63 degrees here this morning and I definitely don't need heat inside, but it seemed like a good idea to try out the furnace for a couple of minutes to make sure it is ready for winter. It worked perfectly. I do have a bug screen over the outside vent.
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Old 09-19-2014, 07:46 PM   #1532
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I read the manual again ... While I wait for my Jayco Jay Flight 26bh to arrive.
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Old 09-19-2014, 08:53 PM   #1533
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Old 09-19-2014, 08:53 PM   #1534
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Hey Ed, did you look into your floor vents before you fired up the furnace? I looked into mine, and a lot of dirt had fallen into them since last winter. I removed the vents and vacuumed them out before I checked my furnace out last week. I swear, there was a half inch of dust bunnies in my kitchen vent.

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Old 09-20-2014, 03:49 AM   #1535
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No I didn't Bill. I only ran the furnace about two minutes, just log enough to make sure it was working. I have looked at them since then and there isn't anything significant in them. I just live clean I guess - haha.
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I made risers for the stairs because Tunce's paws would sometimes slip off the back of the step. I had 2 pieces of steel cut and added hinges to them so I could fold up the steps. I bent the hinges slightly so when they were in the up position they stayed put and didn't fall down. The white tape was added because at night it's hard for her( or us )to see the step in the dark.
Have to post the pic. Later because I'm at Fort Stevens SP. With only 1 bar and it won't show the pic.
At lincoln city now, I'll try that pic again.
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Hi Jeff, that's one of our favorite places as well. Have two reservations for next year already. How's the fishing? Catch a walleye for me Wish I was there now, still flippen hot here in the valley. Have fun!!
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It is 63 degrees here this morning and I definitely don't need heat inside, but it seemed like a good idea to try out the furnace for a couple of minutes to make sure it is ready for winter. It worked perfectly. I do have a bug screen over the outside vent.
Hey Ed, where is your home base and also when and where is your next hosting gig? Maybe our paths will cross one day.
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Dropped it off at the dealers to get my end of camping season punch list taken care of.[emoji26]
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