What have you fixed, repaired or maintained lately"

[markmiiler]

Resealed two windows that were fogged. Four more to do.

[Gordon Dewald]

Nice repair on the fins. Looks better than new.

[BennieH]

Changed engine & genset oil and filters. Flushed both cooling systems and put in Final Charge Global OAT coolant in both. Won't need to do anything other than coolant filter change for 7 years!
Getting ready for first trip this year!

Horay! I am ready!!

[WeBrzn2]

Replaced my inverter with a Magnum MS2812, bolt pattern didn't match the Prosine, but all is well and I can now charge the batteries that will need replacement next.

[Deny]

replaced suburban DSI water Heater.

Not an easy Job......took lots of patience.....walked away several times.

[dvmweb]

Cracked dicor caulk between rear cap and roof, clean, screw edge of roof down (there was only one screw and it was stripped) and recaulk.
Change Diesel genny oil, filter and air filter.
Change Engine oil and filter.

Next up-
Fuel filters.
Lube chassis.
Water batteries.
Maintain towbar.


2013 FleetWood Expedition 38B

[Rooster54]

Removed washer/dryer combo
Added shelf in cubby
Installed new Roadmaster Sterling tow bar

Rooster54
2008 Discovery 40X
Miata toad

[Wbonsell]

Replaced the cracked upper mounting bracket on my power awning which I failed to see during the PDI. Cost for the part and service call by ProShade was just over $60 bucks. Good deal IMO.

[BeachDude]

Originally Posted by ScottyBye

Just finished making some repairs to the condenser fins on my main A/C unit
Here are the before and after pictures

Attachment 125147

I'm a little curious how that much damage occurred? Is the plastic shroud over the main A/C unit missing? Did you back up into a tree branch?

[BeachDude]

Installed a Qwik-Fill Dual 12-Volt Battery Watering System.

[CWJK55]

I bought a new water house to replace one that has blown twice.
I repaired a 15 amp cord that I use to plug in at home and that I forgot to unplug when we left on our last trip.
I also ordered a new mattress to replace the one that leaves us in pain after a few days on the road.

[iamblum]

Stopped by the shop today and started the old girl up, also exercised the genny. Close as I have come to actually spending time working on it lately😢

[RSteele]

Bought the new to us coach in December, since then..... Lubed chassis, changed oil and fuel filters on isl and gen, new air dump valve, 2 new hoses on leaking jacks, changed oil in jack system, transmission oil and filters, air dryer filter, new keyless entry controller and key fobs, new exhaust manifold, new traveler swm satellite dish, 3 new tv's, new coax ran, new over the air antennae and booster, new Koni shocks, tru-balance sleeves, centramatics, sanded and polished scratches out of Corian, disassembled radiator stack and cleaned, drain, flush and refill coolant with Es compleat. New high capacity water pump, new 6 volt house batteries, windshield wipers, changed differential oil, new fill hoses to fuel tank (could not fill last 15 gallons). Probably a bunch I forgot too. The major stuff is done now just minor projects.

[RayChez1]

Just got back from a month long trip and I decided to make some minor repairs right away so that I can get ready for another month trip to Yosemite in late June. I changed the three low point drain valves coming off the water manifold since I could not find the right O-ring that fit the old valves, so I just replaced them with a different type water valve.

Next will be the furnace. It was working good, then all of a sudden it would run the fan for a few minutes then it would turn off, not igniting. So I have to find out what is causing it not to ignite. Never worked on a furnace S-42 Suburban before, so it is going to be a challenge for me. Good thing my coach was equipped with two heat pumps that worked pretty good, but going to Yosemite it might get real cold. LOL!