All I did to my Jayco today was think about it. Today is what, the 3rd official day of winter, and I'm already starting to itch. The more I learn about my TT from you folks of the JOF, the more I want to camp. This self-proclaimed winter person is already excited about the 2013 camping season. Happy Camping!!
Remember, at least the days are getting longer now!
Today I vaccumed my Z. Wiped down the counter top, stove and vent. Put clean bedding on the table bed and said good bye until Friday...I hope.
Today, I cleaned the roof of the TH, and applied Dicor to the seams. Now, I am waxing it. Its sunny and 52 F down here.
2005 Jayco Talon ZX24-E Toy Hauler(SOLD).
Chipper! I also cleaned the roof today; just finished! I have the Dicor, but not sure if the front end of the tt will be completely dry (that part is in the shade all day). So I will apply the dicor tomorrow.
I cleaned it early in the day. It was 28F at daylight & clear. Needless to say, it was cold in the water mist. I waited 'till after lunch to climb on the roof. The sun dried it off quickly.
Tomorrow, I'm gonna try to build an outside tv mount(removable). I'll try to remember to take a few pics while doing that.
I gave her a quick vacuuming, poured boiling water down the kitchen sink, then antifreeze. Told her goodbye and hope to see her on Friday.
Yesterday I got fed up with the stock mattress that came with my TT and tossed it in the dumpster here at the LTVA. The springs in the middle area were getting squashed down, and I could feel them through the material. I've tried putting my 4 inch thick topper on top of the mattress but I sink in too far.
So last night I slept on the 4 inch thick memory foam/hd foam mattress topper that I bought, placed directly on the plywood. Wasn't too bad, and actually didn't hurt as bad this morning as I have sleeping on the Jayco backbreaker mattress. I think if I get another 2 or three inches of hd foam or memory foam, it'll be Jusssst Righttttt!
Oh, and today I gave my new batteries a 100% charge, then equalized them for a few hours to stir up the electrolyte. They are still at 12.8 volts since unhooking my remote 40amp charger over 6 hours ago.
I am running my Designer on generator power right now for my monthly run under load. I missed doing it on the 1st and 2nd because it was pouring down rain. Yeah, I know it wouldn't matter that it was raining, but I just didn't do it, but it is running now and will be for the next 55 minutes or so.
I keep telling myself it is this monthly run under load and stabilizer in the gas that keeps this unit ready to go at all times. So far the plan is working so I'm going to continue. I want it to work when I need it.
Plugged her in to give the battery a little top off.