What Did You Do To Your RV TODAY?

[krackeer]

Originally Posted by exjay1

Thought I'd never find myself doing this again but got half of her hand waxed yesterday and hope to finish the rest today or tomorrow. I need a electric buffer for sure

I use Protect All and can do the whole thing in about 4 hours(32 feet, 3 slides). No buffing required. I did it last fall, and even after setting all winter in the salt air, it still shined after I washed it. Of course I waxed it again after washing it.

[edatlanta]

I have a guy,younger than me,at my home base that waxes my Designer for $160.00. That is a deal from my end.

[Macrosill]

Installed ym new LED awning lights. Wiring to follow.

[ClintMyra]

Installed 2 new 6 volt batteries, 12 volt "cigarette" plugs for our 2 CPAPs, and repurposed the 2 reading lights we had replaced with LED fixtures by putting them in the front compartment.

[Threebutchers]

Wiring the 154BH for cable today....

[edatlanta]

My first of every month generator run is in progress right now. One hour under load monthly is keeping it happy so far. It has never failed me in almost 3 years.

[Threebutchers]

This weekend....replaced (12) bulbs w/ LEDs, upgraded the dinette, wired the TT for cable and removed some factory decals....(phew)

[Threebutchers]

Checked the tongue weight with the bathroom scale method....Cleaned the awning....Washed the mold off the north side of the house.....still had daylight, said WTH and washed the whole TT.

I AM READY!!!!...LURAY, VA - HERE WE COME....[ATTACH][/ATTACH]

[Greenman]

Finally the monsoons have stopped. What a cold wet spring. Got the Jayco 213 dewinterized today & sanitized the water system. Changed all the interior bulbs out with 48 panel LED's and am looking for a simple 2 wire digital thermostat to change out the present mechanical unit. Head out for the Kootenay's Monday.

[Threebutchers]

I'm a miserable failure...best I could do today was buy a color coordinated towelset and bathmat (black - lol).....but that's what the DW wanted and are finishing up "camper dedicated" linens



But hey - it also shows off the towel rack, 3M Command Hooks and LED Lights I installed this season....[ATTACH][/ATTACH]

[Boubou]

We didn't do it but we paid for it...
got a slide topper installed. Picture to come.

[SmokerBill]

Today I replaced the toilet flush valve. A couple of times the old one didn't close all the way and the water kept trickling into the bowl, filling it up. Luckily, I caught it both times before the thing overflowed onto the floor.

The job wasn't that bad. I shut off the water and held down the flush pedal to relieve the pressure. Then, removed the water line from the valve. Next, removed toilet and place it in the tub. Removed seal at base of toilet (new seal came with valve kit). Then removed old valve, installed new one and fitted new gasket in position.

Next, after cleaning up the floor, I positioned the toilet back over the flange bolts and re-attached the water line fitting. Then I carefully tightened down the flange bolt nuts, turned on the water and all was well. No more leakage. Should be good for another couple years.

The original lasted 2-1/2 years before it started leaking, so I'll probably throw a new one in every couple of years as regular preventative maintenance.

[SmokerBill]

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[nevercominhome]

Returned from camp yesterday. Finished unloading her today and put the cover back on. Next trip in about a month.

[Flyrotor]

I bought a new shank for my WDH, my trailer has the electric power jack on the front, and currently I cannot open my tailgate, as it hits the top of the power jack. The new shank is 4" longer and will allow for the tailgate to open while the trailer is coupled.

This will allow for our dog to be loaded in and out of the back of the truck when the trailer is attached, much easier than lifting over the edge of the truck or tailgate.

[Rustic Eagle]

Mounted a new sewer hose storage container on my TT made out of a 5" x 5" x 8ft.lg. plastic fence post...., my 4" x 4" bumper housing was just a little to snug for the new sewer hose. Mounted the new plastic housing below the existing bumper housing with a couple of modified square bend U-bolts.

Bob

[Forgvn77]

Finally installed my LED awning lights! Installation was a few months in the making as I mulled over how to do it. I settled on a different track than most people have taken and decided to install the LED control box in the awning motor housing (after weather proofing it of course) and running power to the control box from the camper switch panel inside the front door and through the wall where the awning power goes. I know at least one other person tried to get power this way but couldn't due to issues pulling wire through the wall and ceiling. Thank God my awning power wires were free so I could use one to fish the power for the LEDs. It ended up being a tight squeeze to fish two more 14 gauge wires, but I managed to pull them through. Success!!!

[jaycojones]

i had 3 bags of stuff i bought and plus found all the games yahtzee etc to bring with us to stock up the camper...out first trip in our new to us camper is July 3rd...i also put the bed sheets on...found an older thick comforter that matches my decor in my basement (i knew it was there some place) which needs to be brought to the laundromat ...we booked a 4th camping trip this summer...so once we are off on 4th of july weekend we will be camping every other weekend plus a week in august for the whole summer...i think this summer is going to fly by

[Threebutchers]

Looks good - congrats! (Errrrr..... the LEDs in the awning that is!!!)

[Threebutchers]

Made my own cable TV hook-up patch cable....first outing this season has full amenities....[ATTACH][/ATTACH]