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Topic: What Did You Do To Your Class B Today ?

Posted By: Karsty on 03/06/13 08:01pm

stan909 wrote:

I pay nothing to use this forum and have gleaned great knowledge from it.If they want me to use photobucket etc... to store photos,so be it.I am thankfull for this forum and all who take the time to spread their knowledge.

And I agree. All the various RV FORUMS that I belong to have members that have graciously shared their experience and information with all of us. I am especially grateful, being a newbie to the RVing experience.

Without some of the information and knowledge of the more experienced members I think I would have given up on RV ownership a few weeks after purchasing mine.

Karsty

* This post was edited 03/06/13 08:12pm by Karsty *

Karsty (The Wandering Viking)

2012 Winnebago ERA

Posted By: yizit on 03/07/13 03:54pm

Ran the generator for a couple of hours. Looked around inside and thought.... I could be ready in an hour to get away from this crappy weather in Wisconsin. [emoticon]

Jim & Darlene
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Posted By: Fastpaddler on 03/07/13 08:04pm

Karsty

RVing VIking eh? So happens I am descended from the Viking Community which was located at Normandy in the 8th Century(Perry/Perrie/Perie: Normans). Is it any wonder that we want to wander around in our RVs.And the B's make it easier than paddling/sailing those longboats! Your input, along the way, just might be helpful to us. Rving is a constant learning experience.
AL

Posted By: Kimbopolo on 03/07/13 08:06pm

This afternoon, I did a good interior cleaning. I really focused on the fridge. Detailed it using q-tips in the hard-to-reach places. Mold tends to grow in there so I place a tub of Damp-Rid in the fridge. Yesterday I had the empty tank re-filled with propane. This weekend we will clean the exterior and most likely need to add oil to the generator.

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Posted By: Karsty on 03/08/13 07:22am

Fastpaddler wrote:

Thanks Al. My father was from Norway and he was a wanderer of epic proportions. As a boy he was on an expedition that explored the south and north poles. He was on the boats most of his life. Ocean going on and through the WWII. He continued on the boats until he was 75. I got the wandering bug from him to some extend ... although mine is by land yacht . [emoticon]

Posted By: 1775 on 03/08/13 02:34pm

Brushed the snow off.

Roadtrek 190 Popular 2011

Meryl and Me Hit the Road

Posted By: brucec315 on 03/08/13 02:57pm

Drove it to a Sprinter shop and had a NY State inspection and an oil change (ouch!) ! Also had the Tires inspected. So I'm all set for a trip to Myrtle Beach in a few weeks. We stay at Huntington Beach State Park. We will be there for 8 days. Oh, I also ran the Genny for a couple of hours when I got home. Washed the van and cleaned the wheels.

Posted By: OldRadios on 03/08/13 03:41pm

Was that the new Romano Sprinter shop in Fayetteville?

I noticed in their commercials there wasn't a single tool, workbench, or anything in their shop except the lifts.

2006 Fleetwood 26Q
2010 Harley Softail Toad
2015 Ford Focus Toad
Upstate (the other) New York

Posted By: Kimbopolo on 03/10/13 01:07pm

DH washed it for me yesterday. Today I finished the interior cleaning - vacuumed and scrubbed the floor. Took very little time - another reason I love my B!

Posted By: goreds2 on 03/25/13 08:08pm

Engine battery went dead. Trickle charged it for two days and it started right up.

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