Excel Maintenance Document

[Tom n Sandra]

Thank you i will add both of those items now, can you point me to the factory language for this item?

[737 Driver]

I will try to enclose some information directly from Spartan on the hubs ( front axle and tag) and the rear axle.

[737 Driver]

From Spartan:

[737 Driver]

Trying for a better picture. Factory calls it “”wheel end” service for the hubs and drive axle differential service.

[Tom n Sandra]

Thank you i was completely missing this altogether!

[gimlimike]

Great spreadsheet , would you mind if I utilized it for my coach ? I think you may have to change the " Read Only " mode if you are. Thanks again I have been looking for a maintenance log as thorough as this one

[Tom n Sandra]

For those of you who would like a copy of the spreadsheet please private message me your email and i will send an editable copy of the google and/or an Excel version.

[Tom n Sandra]

i can send you a link or an Excel version. this is only mostly to display to others for input. please do me a favor and open the file menu of the spreadsheet and tell me if it gives yoi the option to make a copy, im hoping users can save an unlocked copy. either way i will figure out a way to get it to you, im just figuring it out. :-)

[737 Driver]

I would like to PM you to get your spreadsheet but I don’t know how to PM)
Thanks in advance.

[Tom n Sandra]

Originally Posted by 737 Driver

I would like to PM you to get your spreadsheet but I don’t know how to PM)
Thanks in advance.

no worries just email me. tom@investorservicesllc.com

[777 Driver]

Originally Posted by Tom n Sandra

im hoping users can save an unlocked copy.

Indeed, I was able to download and save an unlocked copy.

When your posted link (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing) is opened, mouse click on "File" on the top menu bar. When the dropdown menu opens, click on "Download as". Another pop up menu displays with a selection of file formats available for the download. Clicking on "Microsoft Excel (.xslx)" allows you to download and save. Then open in Microsoft Excel and edit as desired.

I expect to take delivery of my new Anthem 42DEQ in February. This spreadsheet will be a very valuable tool.

Thanks for your efforts.

Take care,
Stu

[Matt D]

Nice work, this should be a sticky.

Regarding the wheel end service, the first paragraph of 737 Drivers 1st post might benefit from a little clarification.

In short, replace the oil at a seal change, or brake relining, or 100,000 miles, or every year, whichever comes first.

At least to me, the paragraph read the brakes needed relining every year.

Most of us will bump into the annual requirement or the seal replacement first.

-Matt

[Matt D]

737 Driver, to PM click on the target members online name, a menu will pop up, the second choice is a Private Message.

-Matt

[Tom n Sandra]

Originally Posted by 777 Driver

Indeed, I was able to download and save an unlocked copy.

When your posted link (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing) is opened, mouse click on "File" on the top menu bar. When the dropdown menu opens, click on "Download as". Another pop up menu displays with a selection of file formats available for the download. Clicking on "Microsoft Excel (.xslx)" allows you to download and save. Then open in Microsoft Excel and edit as desired.

I expect to take delivery of my new Anthem 42DEQ in February. This spreadsheet will be a very valuable tool.

Thanks for your efforts.

Take care,
Stu

That’s great Stu I I take delivery of mine next Wednesday I just got a picture of it sent to me today, pretty exciting! Yes the reason I created the spreadsheet was because it seemed like everything I needed to track and know was spread all over the place and it took me a while to find it all and I’m sure I don’t have it all so this is a work in progress but a great tool for us beginners. [emoji57]