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Topic: What Did You Do To Your Class B Today ? |
Posted By: booster
on 01/18/11 09:36am
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We just finished up the list of winter projects on our 07 C190P Roadtrek (pretty early this year to be done), DW did a cleaning of the generated mess, closed the doors and will let it sit till spring. The list was pretty long this year. Built and installed a Nascar style rear sway bar. Moved the generator exhaust. Changed from Firestone air bags to Airlift so the bar would fit. Computer stand for front, with speaker, gps, power. New laptop and portable printer. Put in wiring to run the compressor frig off the starting battery, if wanted, so we can shut off the 12 power when we are away from the van, and save the parasitic drains from the detectors, etc. Put in a group 27 deep cycle battery to replace the starting battery. Easy swap, can now get a 115 amp battery for it which will increase our capacity by 30%, now that we can run the frig off it. Rewired the frig setup by adding a selector switch for the coach or starting batteries, and made a control panel to hold the switch and the frig compressor speed selector switch. Remade the maple trim for the frig. Made 3 rollout bins for the cabinet under the sink. Made shelves and a rollout bin for the factory armoire. Made a few wood trays to fit various shelves, to hold things that move around too much. Made a new, slightly larger, fold down "shoe changing" seat for the add-on armoire. Cleaned up the fabricating on the air powered spare tire lifter that I made last summer and tested. Painted and reinstalled. Now, if it would just stop snowing for a while, ....... |
Posted By: sergeant76
on 01/18/11 07:23pm
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Booster, any photo's of the Computer stand for the front, what is the name of the portable printer, and where did you buy it? If possible if you can, send me info at my E-mail address. Thanks. Ron E-mail address: [email protected] Ron & Rose Cabral New Bedford, MA 2010 Chevy/RoadTrek 190 Popular FMCA-303873 ~K1RRC~ [email protected] |
Posted By: What Next
on 01/18/11 08:21pm
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Drove from Fredricksberg TX to Deming N.M. just over 600 miles in 10 hours , those 80 mph west Texas speed limits sure help. Didn't do much for mileage just under 17 but then I had a good head wind too. Now to slow down and enjoy the winter.
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Posted By: applegater
on 01/19/11 05:00pm
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Just finished installing my Vizio 16" LCDHD television.
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Posted By: yizit
on 01/23/11 09:22pm
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We just returned from a 3 week trip to Florida and in the last few days, we re-winterized ![]() ![]() Jim & Darlene Pickles our Teddy Bear 2013 Roadtrek RS Adventurous (aka..Roada) Wisconsin Dells...Water park capital of the world ![]() |
Posted By: goreds2
on 02/13/11 06:15pm
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I put fuel stable in the gas tank and ran for five minutes like the instructions stated. It had been sitting for two months. Was it too late to do this? ![]() See Picture In My Profile I have a 1989 Dodge XPLORER RV Class B - Purchased 10/15/10 IN CASH Fiance' purchased a Class C 2002 Dynamax Carri-go on 5/1/15 IN CASH We've got the best of both worlds |
Posted By: My Roadtrek
on 02/13/11 06:41pm
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If it started, and ran smooth, you should be OK.
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Posted By: Davydd
on 02/13/11 06:49pm
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For a week now we have an empty spot in our driveway. It looks strange because we have never been home to see our driveway empty since we expanded and paved it to accommodate our B. The problem will be rectified tomorrow when we pick up our new B. ![]() Davydd 2021 Advanced RV 144 WB 2500 Class B 2015 Advanced RV Ocean One Class B |
Posted By: Atlee
on 02/13/11 07:30pm
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Sitting in the RV shop waiting for a new black tank to arrive. Current one has a broke neck where it exits the tank and attached to the drain pipe.
Erroll, Mary 2021 Coachmen Freedom Express 20SE 2014 F150 Supercab 4x4 w/ 8' box, Ecoboost & HD Pkg Equal-i-zer Hitch |
Posted By: mauserdude67
on 02/14/11 12:05pm
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I peeled all of the chrome off of the grille. It was starting to bubble in the very center. I've purchased some paint and supplies to re-new it with a switch to satin black. All of the trim is either black or chrome, so we'll see how that works out. I've also soldered all of the connections and built the harness for my tachometer and transmission temp gauge install. I have paint-matched a gauge pod for the dashtop and all that is left is to mount it and wire the gauges up. I just wish the ground would dry up so I could get back to work!
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