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Re: What did you do to your coach today.

Reply #800 –
With pleasure we almost finished emptying out everything from the U-225.  Wow, there is a lot of "stuff".  I found a crock pot, an ice cream freezer that works in the freezer, and a martini shaker!  We sure have lots of things, when I see all the new boxes stacked on the warehouse shelves.  Worst is that before we started unloading, not one single cabinet or drawer was full, and we had several cabinets completely empty for an over night guest.

We are getting the next coach in a couple of weeks, will have only basic getting home things, but will get an "empty" weight with all fluids full.  Then we can reload and reweigh in a month we will see how much our "stuff" weights.
Dave Cobb
Buckhorn Lake Resort The Club, #6202, Kerrville TX
check the map.  I do rent it out when I am traveling!
2001, U320, 36' #5887, in Kerrville, FT Club #17006, (7/23 to present)
2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L, Summit, white
EX: 98 U295, 36' #5219, (mid door), (4/13-10/23)
EX: 93 U225, 36' (4/11 to 4/13)

Re: What did you do to your coach today.

Reply #801 –
took it in to Penske RV service to have routine yearly servicing.
1988 40ft grandvilla u300 6v92ta 4speed allison

Re: What did you do to your coach today.

Reply #802 –
Today, new remotes for the locking system and some air leaks fixed in the leveling system.
Next Monday - Roof coating at FOT
Mark Bivings and sometimes my mom - Linda Metze
2001 U295 with Slide Out
2009 Ford Flex toad
2004 Featherlight Trailer with 89 325 BMW Race car
 

Re: What did you do to your coach today.

Reply #803 –
Closing this topic to new posts

Quote from: Michelle –
74+% of the poll respondents prefer the topic be locked and new, individual topics be started.

Since it's in the Tech Talk board, which is for technical help on your coach, I think that makes the most sense for the current topic.  I will lock it (and as I get time, try to split out more of the topics from it), and encourage folks that if it's more than "I changed a light bulb" or "I bought it some parts" (particularly if you have some questions) then tell us about it in its own topic.

A generic, catch-all, light topic of "What did you do to your coach, part 2" can always be started in the Fire Ring since there is an interest (myself included) in sharing the smaller accomplishments.  Keep in mind than a number of folks prefer only reading Discussions, Tech Talk, and Renovations, so questions, etc. should be asked on those boards if you want their expertise.  In a Fire Ring topic, there won't be as much attention given to topic maintenance.  I won't split out off-topic posts that show up in the middle of the discussion (like photos of bears when the topic is a Prevost Bus Crash - sorry to use that example, Paul, but it's fresh in my mind since I just got done fixing it).  I may split technical discussion out as needed, but keeping on-topic/on-content won't be a priority like the first 4 forums are.

Going forward, if and when a topic in Fire Ring gets large (certainly well before 30+ pages), it will be locked and we will repeat the process.

Michelle
Learn every day, but especially from the experiences of others. It's cheaper!  - John C. Bogle

2000 U320 36' non-slide / WildEBeest Rescue
2003 U320