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Originally Posted by BobC
I'd be interested in your log, and I'm sure others would as well, if you would post it for us.
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Couldn't find the log. My wife "put it away for me". But, here are some of the more significant items that I recall that I did myself and some that I paid to have done:
Items I did myself:
Cleaned and detailed exterior and interior.
Removed and repainted and lubricated all basement storage compartment lock assemblies and the entry door lock with black auto trim paint, made a big difference in the exterior appearance.
Removed items attached to the wall panels by the previous owner. He had screwed hooks, hangers, cup holders, etc. to the wall panels throughout the motor home.
Mounted art work, pictures, etc to cover the screw holes left by those same items.
Replaced windshield wiper blades, repainted windshield wiper arms with auto body trim paint.
Replaced the windshield washer hoses and nozzles.
Removed the old analog television sets and dvd players, replaced them with digital ones.
Replaced the Thetford toilet with a new one. Old one had a broken hinge on the seat lid and the flush valve was defective.
Cleaned and painted numerous rusted places underneath the body.
Changed the generator air filter
Cut and fitted drawer and shelf liners throughout.
Replaced tarnished door and drawer pulls with new ones.
Disassembled, glued and reassembled most of the drawers which had become loose and rickety.
Replaced several drawer slide rails.
Removed, cleaned, and repainted refrigerator and freezer racks with epoxy appliance paint.
Repainted headlight bezels with black auto trim paint.
Cleaned, restained, and refinished various spots and areas of the cabinetwork.
Replaced all floor heat registers with new ones.
Replaced several basement storage door lift cylinders.
Removed and replaced wiring where previous owner had made additions or modifications very poorly.
Cleaned refrigerator and hot water heater burner assemblies.
Removed 110 volt hot water heater element previous owner had installed and abandoned.
Replaced much of the awning hardware which had become worn or corroded.
Replaced windshield defroster outlets which were warped, sun-damaged, cracked, or faded.
Replaced seat belt receivers for same reasons.
Added or replaced felt bumper pads on all drawers and cabinet doors to reduce noise.
Replaced Kwikee step motor and gearbox, lubricated same.
Cleaned and lubricated slide rails, motor drives, and worm gears.
Replaced old rear view camera monitor system with new wireless model.
Replaced defective and unsightly motorized visor up/down switches on dash panel.
Replaced overhead fan switches with custom made switch panel and switches.
Replaced Auto Park brake release solenoid valve.
Work I had done by others:
Engine maintenance including mass air flow sensor, air conditioning compressor, engine PCM (computer), belts, hoses, flush and change coolant, spark plugs, oil and filter change, etc.
Complete brake job. Disc brake pads, rotors as needed, changed brake fluid.
Repair Auto Park brake system.
Replaced all four leveling jacks, changed leveling jack system hydraulic fluid.
Replaced awning canopy.
Inspected and cleaned roof, including inspecting and resealing around all items installed on the roof.
Serviced the generator, replaced the fuel pump.
Replaced all tires, old ones were more than nine years old.
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