JohnDar
Prolifically Gabby Member
Another summer seasonal season has ended for us. Brought the rig home to the storage yard yesterday and we spent a couple of hours today, removing clothing, food stuffs, and electronics. Back tomorrow to winterize it.
Gotta say that everything worked well for the summer, although the water heater got a little goofy running on propane. It would run fine for many hours or even a couple of days, then go into lock-out. Turn it off, wait, and it would fire back up. So I left the electric on so I wouldn't get a cold water surprise. Could be time to replace the circuit board with the new one I still have.
For all the problems folks have with tires, the OEM Freestars (mold date 5207) are still holding their own. Haven't touched them since last spring (topped at 110 psi) and they were still at 105 - 108 psi. Maybe keeping them covered when they're not rolling helps. The 200 mile ride home was as smooth as can be, relatively speaking, given some of the patches on SB I-75 in Michigan.
Only casualty of the summer was our screen tent. A bumper crop of acorns falling from great heights won the battle. Although they sound like gunshots on the roof of the rig, no damage found there. Just happy I didn't get beaned by one.
Gotta say that everything worked well for the summer, although the water heater got a little goofy running on propane. It would run fine for many hours or even a couple of days, then go into lock-out. Turn it off, wait, and it would fire back up. So I left the electric on so I wouldn't get a cold water surprise. Could be time to replace the circuit board with the new one I still have.
For all the problems folks have with tires, the OEM Freestars (mold date 5207) are still holding their own. Haven't touched them since last spring (topped at 110 psi) and they were still at 105 - 108 psi. Maybe keeping them covered when they're not rolling helps. The 200 mile ride home was as smooth as can be, relatively speaking, given some of the patches on SB I-75 in Michigan.
Only casualty of the summer was our screen tent. A bumper crop of acorns falling from great heights won the battle. Although they sound like gunshots on the roof of the rig, no damage found there. Just happy I didn't get beaned by one.