What did you do to your camper today?

[JWalker]

Well let's see...Mobilization charges plus my hourly rate, plus supplies...


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I heard that this service will be free for all that sign up for the PA rally. Maybe it's just a rumor though....

 

[JohnD]

I heard that this service will be free for all that sign up for the PA rally. Maybe it's just a rumor though....

Free advise is worth every penny spent . . . !

 

[Bones]

I heard that this service will be free for all that sign up for the PA rally. Maybe it's just a rumor though....

I'm signed up

 

[travelin2]

I heard that this service will be free for all that sign up for the PA rally. Maybe it's just a rumor though....

I'm glad you're on the roster already...bring your bucket and brush...!!!!!


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[travelin2]

I'm signed up

Jamie has you covered!!!!


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[AAdams]

Had a new mattress put in. ( they only charged $25 additional for delivery and haul off of the old one ). Might go to bed early tonight....

 

[Chippendale]

Had a new mattress put in. ( they only charged $25 additional for delivery and haul off of the old one ). Might go to bed early tonight....

Alan, congratulations on your new mattress, what kind did you purchase? I hate to say it, but I think I have a more comfortable mattress in my Gateway than I do in my sticks and bricks. Although, at my age I can sleep on most any thing. Have you made it to the coast yet?

 

[JohnD]

Just finished blowing out the water lines and winterizing the Prowler . . .

Used 2 1/2 gallons of the pink stuff . . .

Also getting it ready to take to the dealership next week to get our list of warranty problems fixed.

Took a bunch of stuff out of the basement so that they can access the heating ducts and other stuff behind the wall as there are a couple of things they need to do under there.

 

[AAdams]

We made it down here a little over a week ago. We actually ordered the mattress from a place in Aransas pass. As far as the brand I really don't remember (the DW might get just a wee bit upset it I tore apart the bed to get to the tag ) but the 12" plush is a lot different than the one that came with the rig.

 

[MCTalley]

I've really lost track. Here's some I remember doing today (let alone the last few days):

• Swapped out the Thetford toilet for a Dometic 320 (including an inline shutoff valve in the water line)
• Hung pictures around the rig
• Took several totes/boxes of extra stuff to our storage unit (we cheat a little as full-timers)
• Hooked up my electronics stack (Mac Mini computer, Apple TV and Blu-Ray player). That's when I realized the TV doesn't have enough HDMI inputs nor does it have a 15 pin PC video input. Might have to come up with something there (Val suggested a different TV - I like the way she thinks).

Other items I can think of the last few days:

• Swapped out the bathroom sink faucet for a nice chrome high-neck Delta faucet.
• Put up Smart Tiles in the kitchen and bathroom (the latter is a work in progress since we ran out of tiles)
• Slide-out trash can in kitchen island
• Dual metal slide-out shelves for pots and pans in the big cabinet left of the stove
• Removed the frame and shelves behind the flip-up panel the TV is mounted to, then mounted the TV backboard directly to the wall, leaving lots more "counter space" in front of the TV
• Put turntable (record player) on the newly created counter space and plugged into Aux input of Jensen stereo

 

[rxbristol]

I've really lost track. Here's some I remember doing today (let alone the last few days):

• Swapped out the Thetford toilet for a Dometic 320 (including an inline shutoff valve in the water line)
• Hung pictures around the rig
• Took several totes/boxes of extra stuff to our storage unit (we cheat a little as full-timers)
• Hooked up my electronics stack (Mac Mini computer, Apple TV and Blu-Ray player). That's when I realized the TV doesn't have enough HDMI inputs nor does it have a 15 pin PC video input. Might have to come up with something there (Val suggested a different TV - I like the way she thinks).

Other items I can think of the last few days:

• Swapped out the bathroom sink faucet for a nice chrome high-neck Delta faucet.
• Put up Smart Tiles in the kitchen and bathroom (the latter is a work in progress since we ran out of tiles)
• Slide-out trash can in kitchen island
• Dual metal slide-out shelves for pots and pans in the big cabinet left of the stove
• Removed the frame and shelves behind the flip-up panel the TV is mounted to, then mounted the TV backboard directly to the wall, leaving lots more "counter space" in front of the TV
• Put turntable (record player) on the newly created counter space and plugged into Aux input of Jensen stereo

You've been very busy. Would love some photos.

 

[Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn]

Sounds like you were a busy man. You got a lot done, but no pictures.

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[TravelTiger]

Decided since we are fulltiming to try out induction cooking. We bought a Nuwave Portable Induction Cooktop, (PIC), with 9" pan, from Walmart, along with a Nuwave cookware set also from WM.

So far we really like it! We bought a Camco Universal Stove Cover (metal) that fits over our Apollo stovetop perfectly, and gives us a place to use the PIC under the range hood light and vent.

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[jbeletti]

I made significant progress on the Water Pump Switch Project today.

Here's a link to the post with the update for this project.

 

[rxbristol]

Decided since we are fulltiming to try out induction cooking. We bought a Nuwave Portable Induction Cooktop, (PIC), with 9" pan, from Walmart, along with a Nuwave cookware set also from WM.

So far we really like it! We bought a Camco Universal Stove Cover (metal) that fits over our Apollo stovetop perfectly, and gives us a place to use the PIC under the range hood light and vent.

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Induction is the best. We have the dual burner True Induction. What is the Apollo Stovetop? Never heard of it.

 

[Jesstruckn/Jesstalkn]

Thanks for sharing Jim looks like it turned out perfect. That system will be very convenient.

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[JohnD]

I've really lost track. Here's some I remember doing today (let alone the last few days):

• Hung pictures around the rig

Cathy has a photo I had custom framed for her birthday that she wants hung up in the Prowler, although I haven't figured out how to hang it without drilling holes in the frame (Cathy says 'No!' on that) . . .

Any ideas how to hang a framed photo that won't bounce off of the wall while rollin'?

 

[TravelTiger]

Induction is the best. We have the dual burner True Induction. What is the Apollo Stovetop? Never heard of it.

We have the Apollo brand Half-time oven/microwave. The unit is in the typical "stove" location, just below the cooktop. The controls for the unit are integrated into a glass stovetop with three protruding gas burners and three knobs.

This stovetop is part of the Apollo halftime oven/microwave, not a stand-alone unit.


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(Same pic adjusted so you can see the burners)

 

[jbeletti]

Cathy has a photo I had custom framed for her birthday that she wants hung up in the Prowler, although I haven't figured out how to hang it without drilling holes in the frame (Cathy says 'No!' on that) . . .

Any ideas how to hang a framed photo that won't bounce off of the wall while rollin'?

John,

In the LM 365, it has a few pictures hanging on the walls with generic people in them. I removed the frames to hang other stuff there and I liked tha hardware that was used. I removed it and used it for my stuff. It's call z-track or French cleat. I used this at the top of hte picture and used a 3M Command strip at the bottom of the frame. Perfect!

Pic and link from Amazon. There are a bunch of different ones out there.

 

[JohnD]

John,

In the LM 365, it has a few pictures hanging on the walls with generic people in them. I removed the frames to hang other stuff there and I liked tha hardware that was used. I removed it and used it for my stuff. It's call z-track or French cleat. I used this at the top of hte picture and used a 3M Command strip at the bottom of the frame. Perfect!

Pic and link from Amazon. There are a bunch of different ones out there.
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Cool . . . I'll check in to that!

We've had trouble trying to get the command strips to stay up on the walls . . .

For some reason, they fall off and have even bubbled the wall paper in a few spots.