What was the last thing you bought for your RV ?

[jbprac]

New locking hitch pin to secure the towing assembly on the rear of our coach.

[4Knights]

Originally Posted by Herb matlock

I am new to RV'ing and purchased our first MH last month. 2002, 30H Storm. Low mileage (10K) and lived in only 1 month, but in storage for most of its life and consequently had expected problems from long term storage.
I replaced 3 tires due to dry rot,$700. LOF,$50. replaced roof vents and had roof resealed, $243. Had Onan 4000 genset overhauled, $1,100. Replaced Voyager backup system, $580, and purchased a Winegard Anser Satellite Antenna, $424. Plus various hoses, cords, polish/wax and so forth, $200. I also paid $920 for tag and title. Purchased 2 DVD players, $78 and used a TV set and Direct TV receiver from our house. Have paid between $500-$600 for people to help me out. It has been one heck of an expensive month. Hope the Ole girl pays off in the long run with lots of happy days in the future.

Congratulations, glad to see your spending like the rest of us.

[w6pea]

Originally Posted by Herb matlock

I am new to RV'ing and purchased our first MH last month. 2002, 30H Storm. Low mileage (10K) and lived in only 1 month, but in storage for most of its life and consequently had expected problems from long term storage.
I replaced 3 tires due to dry rot,$700. LOF,$50. replaced roof vents and had roof resealed, $243. Had Onan 4000 genset overhauled, $1,100. Replaced Voyager backup system, $580, and purchased a Winegard Anser Satellite Antenna, $424. Plus various hoses, cords, polish/wax and so forth, $200. I also paid $920 for tag and title. Purchased 2 DVD players, $78 and used a TV set and Direct TV receiver from our house. Have paid between $500-$600 for people to help me out. It has been one heck of an expensive month. Hope the Ole girl pays off in the long run with lots of happy days in the future.

Originally Posted by 4Knights

Congratulations, glad to see your spending like the rest of us .

Welcome aboard the only difference in an RV and a Boat the RV has wheels !
All kiddin' aside you will enjoy it. Hope you didn't buy the MFH-II (our first RV was called the Motor Home from Hell) We made the mistake of buying from a trusted friend
Welcome to

You will have a great time and find a lot of helpful info here.

[scenic 8406]

Well lets see !After 12 years on goodyear g159 tires were replaced w/goodyear g662rsv.Bought 10.Now have 2 spares incase they stop makin these like what happened to g159s.Was able to trade remount/new valv.stems/bal.for old g159s had 58000.Still looked new dealer resold to truckers on I40.As for toys added 32in led in ft/w/bose surr.sound w/ps3 when were bored with rain in nw.

[tam and ger]

We bought new sewer hoses or as my husband calls them poop (cleaned up version) hoses.
A really neat cover for the couch so Faith Doggy doesn't get a lot fur on it. It isn't made for an rv sofa but it works fine. Between the dog and cat I gather enough fur to knit another pet.

[MartySQ]

Delta drawer latch hardware, see though for us not for them windshield cover and wheel covers and spare wheel cover. (also had my Brother-in -law remake a couple drawers that the runners were crumbling on....)

[e king]

I Put in a Fantastic Fan this weekend, variable speed and self opening. The controller didn't work at first, but a call to the factory got me going. The controller needed binding to the fan, then i had to turn the output up to get a decent range. It blows a bunch of air! I think we will do the bathroom too.

[Clanton24v]

Originally Posted by e king

I Put in a Fantastic Fan this weekend, variable speed and self opening. The controller didn't work at first, but a call to the factory got me going. The controller needed binding to the fan, then i had to turn the output up to get a decent range. It blows a bunch of air! I think we will do the bathroom too.

I put one in our bathroom and was very impressed at the amount of air it moves. So I added another in the vent above our bed.

[frankdamp]

A new fuel pump for the Onan generator. I suspect the next thing will be a new carburator!

[Toyduck]

A brand new refrigerator, the original one leaked out all of the refrigerant - which we discovered the day before leaving on our vacation..

Happily CW had one in stock and replaced the old one, we were out and on the road in 4 hours. No appointment necessary.

Hats off to our CW!

[Mike54]

last year I bought a Wineguard carry out satellite this year I bought the ladder mount.

[ctpres]

Two "the wedge" by Boone Outdoor, tornado tank rinse and spare led bulbs.

[KSCRUDE]

Qwik value for the oil drain plug on the V10 Ford. Has hose nipple on it so I can drain oil right into a jug. The drain plug on the F53 chassis is right over the steer axle and is hard to drain without making a mess. I did balance the drain pan on the axle and tie rod last month and didn't spill a drop, but not easy and then you have to finagle the pan out without dumping. I won't need to change again till next winter, but I will have the new value when I need it. No tools needed now to drain my oil as you just slide the locking tab and drain. Heard about this right here on irv2 from Doggy Daddy, another member in another post.total cost for value, hose and shipping-$35

[Dunner]

Valve Crude. Valve. Value is what you put on Dunner's opinions.