Coast Resorts Open Roads Forum: What Did You Do To Your Class B Today ?

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Posted By: pickerel cove on 10/14/14 07:16pm

Today I took our Class B Winnebago ERA to Camping World in Chichester NH for the free Good Sam's 22 point inspection. I couldn't find any info in advance on exactly what was covered so I'm including it here in case anyone else wants to take advantage of the service. They check lights, belts, hoses, seals, and tire pressure. The timing of the appointment was ironic - last night as we returned home from a trip we found that neither headlamp was operational and the dashboard lightbulb display indicator was on. We traveled on our high beams. I didn't mention the problem to the service writer at CW as I was curious as to the quality of the 'free' service. Guess what? The ERA passed with flying colors. The tech didn't notice the display indicator nor that neither headlamp lit. The service manager was apologetic when it was brought to his attention and promptly took the initiative to replace the bulbs at no charge. The 'free' service and free bulbs took 3 1/2 hours (2 hours to get the bulbs and install them). The service mgr had no response to my inquiry as to what level of service I could expect was used to do the remaining 20 points of the inspection.

Posted By: goreds2 on 10/15/14 10:28am

Last night, I ordered this for the class b and for home emergencies. I used to have one with my old 1976 Class C.

A great deal at Tractor Supply. I just purchased one last night. After the 15% discount (which expires tomorrow), I ended up getting it for $254 before taxes and 5 dollar shipping! I also bought the wheel kit.

Champion Power Equipment™ 3500W/4000W Portable Generator

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: goreds2 on 10/20/14 10:34am

Friday, I gave it a good wash and filled up the tank. Saturday, I drove the B to Circleville, Ohio (60 miles) and plugged in at my sisters house to stay over night. (Attended the Pumpkin Show)

Posted By: Darrah on 10/21/14 01:30pm

I winterized my class B.

Pat (human I think.)
2015 MyPod by Little Guy.
2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser.

Posted By: Metaphor 7182 on 12/28/14 01:07pm

Went for a four-day camp 15 NOV in 20F and forgot a few soft side package food items in the overhead slider storage. [emoticon]

Now on a small critter hunt and purge [emoticon]

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Then a complete wipe down and washing of the bedding. Lesson learned

* This post was edited 02/22/15 07:43am by Metaphor 7182 *

Posted By: mepboat on 12/29/14 02:49pm

Just changed the Stay-dry container and did a visual check of the interior and exterior. It has been sitting for a week since we came back from Busch Gardens where we enjoyed all the Christmas decorations. Thinking of putting our class B up for sale next month and not too sure that is what we will do since we love it and it is in such excellent shape. We have replaced the dvd player with a blue-ray, added a rear camera that shows in our RV GPS, new tires, new LP detector, (replace avery 5 years according to specs.) added a Versa-Haul and a Kymco Scooter. Such a difficult decision. New Year, New unit. Maybe. See next year what it will bring.

Posted By: Traveler7 on 12/29/14 03:53pm

I installed a wiper motor on my 77 Dodge Class B.

"We are not defined by our limitations, we are defined by our potential"

Posted By: charles on 12/29/14 05:02pm

Went over to my storage building and found the propane alarm beeping so I pulled the fuse until spring.

Nick

2019 Thor Chateau 22B

Posted By: Neecies on 01/01/15 11:34am

We figured out that some brand new Coleman chairs-in-a-bag we bought at Camping World *WILL* fit under the bed, even though they're substantially taller than the super-uncomfortable and heavier ARCO freebies we practically had to tip ourselves over in to get out of.

Posted By: mikes47 on 01/02/15 08:22pm

Pam thought it would be appropriate that we have a blessing for our new home on wheels. Rev. Mariana Gronick from St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan did the honors. Several neighbors and parishioners participated.

Mike
RV = 2014 MB Sprinter 3500 long & tall from Advanced RV

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