What did you do to your camper today?

[Sharonogoingsolo]

Thanks Eagle-751 I appreciate the information

[Eagle-751]

You are welcome Sharonogoingsolo, it really is an easy job, it took longer to measure it three or four times than anything else. You will not have any problems. But seriously, make sure the bayonet fittings turn, the solid ones are a real pain to use. I have have had mine for several years and replaced one o-ring just last year. If you are going to be setup in one spot any length of time well worth the few dollars and few minutes of your time.
Good luck, if you have any questions, just ask.

[Tapex]

Winterized for a couple of months.

[DouglasReid]

Pulled it out from under its cover, turned on the reefer to get it cold and loaded it up in preparation for this next 4 day camping trip.........leaving tomorrow

[Tapex]

Originally Posted by DouglasReid

Pulled it out from under its cover, turned on the reefer to get it cold and loaded it up in preparation for this next 4 day camping trip.........leaving tomorrow

Good for you! Have fun and enjoy!!

[Iwritecode]

Originally Posted by Sharonogoingsolo

I'm new to RV living and I just found out I will be here (in Kentucky) at my current job at least until March 2021 so I will be stationary another 4 months - I want to do the same but don't understand how to attach the PVC to the current fittings. Are there fittings available for the PVC or do you just have to do some "special" engineering?

Get one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/Valterra-T102...8JV1DQG2V3HFY6

And one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/NIBCO-Fitting...B9VG8K6W3FV10G

3 inch pvc slides right in. after that it's just a matter of cutting the pieces and placing the elbows (if needed) so that it goes where you want it to go.

Here's how I did mine. I have 2 outlets so I just tied them together with the pvc to make it easier.

[Sharonogoingsolo]

Originally Posted by Eagle-751

You are welcome Sharonogoingsolo, it really is an easy job, it took longer to measure it three or four times than anything else. You will not have any problems. But seriously, make sure the bayonet fittings turn, the solid ones are a real pain to use. I have have had mine for several years and replaced one o-ring just last year. If you are going to be setup in one spot any length of time well worth the few dollars and few minutes of your time.
Good luck, if you have any questions, just ask.

Oh - you might have left yourself wide-open there!! LOL - I am new to all of this and am liable to ask a million questions.
Thanks again!

[Eagle-751]

Originally Posted by Sharonogoingsolo

Oh - you might have left yourself wide-open there!! LOL - I am new to all of this and am liable to ask a million questions.
Thanks again!

I have no issues with that.
I drove truck for years and now have three different trailers, a 5x10 utility, 7x14 cargo and my 8.5x33 camper, they all handle different, but basically all the same.
We are all here to help each other when we can, It will not be long and you will be giving advice to someone new.
I never took a school or any classes on driving, but, I was lucky, my Father though me the basics and let me practice with our ( his ) camper. Like everything else, after you have done it a million times, it's real easy. Everyone of us had our first trip, first backing up. You did it, the next will be easier and the one after even easier...
My wife can tow as well, she just don't want to, but she did it all the time with the boat, made it real easy for me.
When you have a question, ask, that's how we all learn.
Happy camping, travel safe.

[Sharonogoingsolo]

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I learned to drive on my dad's John Deere tractor when I was about 12 - I probably was about 13 when he started to let me drive his truck. I have pulled boats, flat bed trailers, and UHaul trailers too - I don't know why the 5th wheel scares me so bad.

[ejknight]

Replaced the RV Back up camera with a upgraded version with an extended antenna and a new monitor.
Replaced the water filters and seal on the bottom of the shower door and dicored the seams on the roof!
Did a complete vacuum and mop of all the floors.

Been a long day so its time to settle down with a stout and relax.
Tomorrow will be loading up to leave for a week long trip to Wind Creek for the holiday.

Cheers

[Relaxin in the woods]

We hung on to our daughter's bunk bed ladder when we gave her top bunk to a friend. Today I trimmed it a bit and my wife painted it to match the interior, and now our new Wolf Pup 16BH has a ladder for the upper bunk.

[moose074]

Took out of storage aired up tires( noticed strange tread wear on passenger side tire) put original tire back on and spare on the back mount. Loade it for the week

[TacoPup14cc]

Today I put up a shelf and a rechargeable lantern with Velcro, and hung up a cheeky cowgirl wire decoration [emoji12]
Forest River Wolf Pup 14cc

[B and B]

Pulled all oid caulking out at roof level and recaulked with Non Sag Dicor. Good for 10 years now!

[pbandrb]

After 2 seasons I finally figured out how to extend my outside shower to reach outside kitchen sink. I took shower head off and brought it into the house and threads were same size as house flexible hose for shower. I bought a 98” shower extension hose from Amazon. Now I can rinse some of the dishes especially the electric skillet that really does not fit in the sink. I do push some of the hose into wet bay storage area first then wind up extra around faucet handles. I did have to use some forceps to pull through the end of the hose. Here are some pics







Box the hose came in



I hope someone enjoys

[KSH]

I like it

[BOO-BOO-IS-IN-CAMP]

fixing what Camping world refused to

[SecretSquirrel]

Actually about two weeks ago. Dropped it off at the dealer to get the front cap repainted again. First time they only did the top 3rd now they have to do it all.

[evorv]

Brand new FR T2460, brought her home from the dealer

[pbandrb]

Replaced Outside Speakers

I decided to take the easy path and replace just speakers not the housing since one had a porch light along with I did not want to re-splice the 12V for blue LED lights. I found direct replacement on Amazon.

Blown speaker that was crackly upper left is torn some



I just unscrewed from camper then unscrewed speaker from old housing and new housing the reversed the steps, one speaker housing did not have the rubber gasket, way to go factory, they used allot of silicone caulking and was a PIA to remove from the grove of the housing.

All done and sounds okay



We usually use portable Bluetooth speaker with phone but there are times we listen to radio.