What was the last thing you bought for your RV ?

[AggieDad]

A whole bunch of stuff -- some under warranty.

• New fuel pump for generator (warranty )
• New slide motor (warranty )
• New left front leveler (warranty )
• Receiver & Dish activation for satellite which came on coach (my wallet )
• New Dinghy -- 2014 Chevy Captiva (my wallet )

Still to come are a new tow bar (old one is 10+ yrs old) with baseplate and new braking system for dinghy (again, my wallet )

[sinnettc]

For the TT:

Paper towel holder
Drill bits (to drill mounting holes for above)

For the truck:

4 ea Toyo 65K mile tires. Got a flat and the old tires were nearly 12 years old so I replaced them all.

[99-Am.Star]

A new propane pigtail line for the tank to switchover valve. And now need a new lt tire as one had a small crack in the sidewall, and we are leaving for Branson in a few weeks. But Life Is GOOD. Unit went through State inspection with not so much as a light bulb out.

[Sthwindrider]

Winegard sensar 4 replacement antenna head

[randyw]

Rear ride height adjustment valve. The old one was leaking air so swapped it out. All is quiet now.

[SkiSmuggs]

A 4.5 gal propane tank and adapter hose to eliminate those annoying one lb propane cans.

[Jocat54]

Ordered the "Amp L Start" so I could do away with trickle charger I keep on my starting batteries.

[RanCarr]

The darn $1,300 brand new fridge for old Stinky - 2 weeks later he makes up his mind he wants to sell the Class-C.

[JohnRR]

At least it may help sell it faster.

[trode]

or as they say in other parts of the country, tires. Falken to be precise. So far so good.

[acstokes]

I bought an iPhone 6. Works great with my rear view camera system. Has a larger screen than my previous iPhone 5 and up to 75' from the rear view camera.

Fred

[sinnettc]

Originally Posted by Bucksmom

Hey Peacerkeeper6, I just bought the same things...but I still can;t figure out how to lock the surge protector up to keep it from being stolen. You done happen to have a picture how you'll do this, do you?

I saw 2 types of power stations on our recent trip. The most common were the ones with a plastic cover that's hinged at the top. They have 2 cutouts in the bottom for cords. In the tab between the 2 cutouts there's a small hole for a padlock hasp. You run the padlock through the hole, then through the much larger hole in the locking tab on your surge protector. Getting it together without unplugging the surge protector in the process was a bit tricky at first.

The other type of station I saw was all metal. That one had a tab that let you lock the cover closed. Once it was closed and locked you couldn't remove the surge protector or anything else.

[Textronics]

Two folding steps, steering wheel reminder wraps, a dog dish to leave in the RV, a two-step step ladder, a telescoping ladder. Next is an oil change once I find a place to do it.

[Textronics]

Originally Posted by acstokes

I bought an iPhone 6. Works great with my rear view camera system. Has a larger screen than my previous iPhone 5 and up to 75' from the rear view camera.



Fred

Is yours in a TT? Do you think it would work on a class A? We do have a back window. It's pretty worthless, but it's there.