What did you do to your Grand Design today?

[orbiker]

Washed and waxed about 25% of the RV yesterday, today it is raining, which it never does in Southern CA

The best time to wash the rv is when it's raining. The rain does a better rinse then the water from the hose.
Using the Wash Wax All 12ft wash pole also speeds up the process.
Be safe on the ladder. KEN

[Bruce M]

Put a tarp on it and not a hour too late , now have a few inches of fresh snow.

[IBEW Sparky]

Put a tarp on it and not a hour too late , now have a few inches of fresh snow.

... actually a tarp is one of the worst things you can cover your RV with.

[Bruce M]

... actually a tarp is one of the worst things you can cover your RV with.

Yes I am aware, It's barely big enough to cover the roof so there won't be any mold or anything growing under there, plenty of air flow.
I had on order an RV cover lat week that the USPS decided I didn't need anytime soon so they lost it for me.

BTW, IBEW LU #164 - retired.

[traveldawg]

Lengthened my Reese Goosebox pull cable. Now us short folks can reach it without using a stool...

Went from this to this...



to this.....

[ajg617]

Lengthened my Reese Goosebox pull cable. Now us short folks can reach it without using a stool...

Nice Larry. Did you re-plumb the valve assembly? Looks too professional and nothing like mine which is a rectangular box structure.

PS - It's too clean!

[traveldawg]

Nice Larry. Did you re-plumb the valve assembly? Looks too professional and nothing like mine which is a rectangular box structure.

PS - It's too clean!

Thanks for the compliment. I did that myself. I used a valve extension hose from the Lippert connection to the air bag and ran it over to the mount where the release cable went through. I fastened it there with just some sort of cable clamp. Then I added a T so I could use a TPMS sensor to monitor the air bag and didn't have to remove it when filling the bag.

90 degree Adapter

Valve Etension Hose

Talon T-Valve Adapter For Tire Pressure System

Here is a photo of my Reese valve. I have the Gen2 version of the Gooseneck - they changed the valve on it. But I think you can plumb into what you have with a valve extension hose.

[ajg617]

Here is a photo of my Reese valve. I have the Gen2 version of the Gooseneck - they changed the valve on it. But I think you can plumb into what you have with a valve extension hose.

Very nice - I also have a Gen2 but there is already a rectangular box relief valve attached to the cable release mount. I'll have to look, but the valve underneath looks different also - nothing blue that I recall. The finish on your GooseBox is smooth - mine is coarse paint over some embedded scratches - no comparison on finish - looks like someone took a can of spray paint to it.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Replaced the plastic POS toilet seat on the Thetford AquaMagic II toilet, with soft close Bath Royale toilet seat. Much better! https://a.co/d/co5qFkU

[ajg617]

Thanks for the compliment. I did that myself. I used a valve extension hose from the Lippert connection to the air bag and ran it over to the mount where the release cable went through. I fastened it there with just some sort of cable clamp. Then I added a T so I could use a TPMS sensor to monitor the air bag and didn't have to remove it when filling the bag.

Here is a photo of my Reese valve. I have the Gen2 version of the Gooseneck - they changed the valve on it. But I think you can plumb into what you have with a valve extension hose.

Larry,
I'm assuming this pic is the original Reese valve? Picture of mine below which I'm assuming you didn't have? Mine is also a 'Gen2' supposedly - it has all the other mods from Gen1.