9-8-14
PREPPING FOR THE ROAD
Where's my
list...hmmmmmm...WHERE'S MY LIST ?????
Somehow or other I've lost my
list!! Oh My, how shall I ever prepare for getting on the road?? I
just know I'm gonna forget something...oh yeah, I'm not packing for a
vacation or snowbird trip. I forgot we're full timers. Everything is
already onboard. WHEWWWW!! Had me excited there for a minute !!
Can you remember preparing for
full timing? We musta had 20 lists going. Glad those days are over.
That doesn't totally mean you can
go brain dead. The common and normal things need attention. Ya gotta
check Oil, battery water, trans fluid, air pressures, lights checked,
pack up the outdoor gear, clean the windows, wipers okay, H2O full,
everything battened down, road trip planned, weather reports, wife
onboard?, etc.
Been watching the weather for
later in the week and it doesn't look promising. Might have to delay
a day or two. We're used to those glitches. It's GREAT to have jello
plans.
Fellow bloggers, Old Fat Man
(http://ofmadventures.blogspot.com/)
& Billy Bob (http://billybobsplace.blogspot.com/)
, are trying to look forward to their winter trips. If Billy Bob gets
his Back fixed it'll be a lot better winter. Have you ever checked
out any other blogs? They are fun to read. Go to
http://www.hitchitch.com/links.html
and pick a site at random if you ever want to be inspired to travel.
I installed all the anchoring
points for the Honda Golwing in the trailer today. Since it weighs
about 900#'s I made sure all of them were into the steel braceing.
I'm always amazed how many tools I can get out for such a trivial
project ! It took almost as much time to put away tools as the whole
job took ! It's going to be a tight fit but that means it can't
fall over. I think I'll have some muscle nearby for the 1st
loading and unloading. ( can ya tell I'm nervous ??) Tomorrow I'll go
and have the trailer weighed before I load up to be sure it's not
going to be overloaded.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, we should get
the front brakes replaced by Jerry. Weather is supposed to be great.
While we have the front end lifted I'll lube the upper “A” frame
lube fittings as the lube shop kid said they didn't take a lot of
grease. ( they never do, without lifting the rig) Hell, I've known
that for years ! Kids!!! Hrphhh! The lube shop always think I'm
giving them a hard time when I ask them to count the lube fittings.
There are 24 of 'em on this rig. Amazing how many time they can't
find them all !
Ms. Heather and I are looking
forward to getting on the road again.
REMEMBER, LIVE YOUR DREAMS AS TIME
GOES BY QUICKLY !!
Charlie & Heather
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