New - Mar/09 -Bathroom sink storage area improvement
 New - Feb/09 -Freightliner installs our new fuel filler necks
 New - Jan/09 -Replacement of the hose reel base plate
 New - Jan/09 -After 40,000 miles - what do we think?
May-August, 2008 trip with details, campground links and pictures
Replacing the Sleep Number Bed controller - step by step instructions
Forced air ventilation of the electrical bay
May-September, 2007 trip with details, campground links and pictures
Laptop display on the Sony backup monitor
Picture gallery of the coach
Installation of the Jotto Desk and VMSpc engine monitoring system
Installation of the Echo~Charge, prep for the washer-dryer, and flat panel bedroom TV
Picture gallery of the Freightliner Evolution chassis as used on the 2004+
Vectra and Horizon. I shot these at the FMCA rally at Perry, GA 3/2005
Surge Guard installation
Xantrex RS 2000 with Auto Generator Start installation
Roof mount cell antenna
The New and Improved Freightliner info center display!
Side view cam installation
Miscellaneous modifications
Bedroom slide leak and fix
Picture gallery of a 2006 Vectra 40KD
Fueling "Wedge"
Jane and John take driving lessons
Installation of the Howard Precision Steer Wheel Control System
Satellite Internet antenna gallery
Tow Dolly Follies - this link just brings up a picture of how NOT
to load your car on the dolly. They did get the car off thanks to a wrecker!
Installation of an aluminum sliding basement tray
Addition of dimmers to reading lights
Make those silent Freightliner turn signals sing out!

Service manuals and documents (PDF):

• Norcold service manual (model 1200xx and 120x-IMxx propane/electric 4-door)
• Splendide service manual (model 2000, 2100)
• Howard Power Center Steering owner's manual
• A&E WeatherPro awning service manual
• My notes from an HWH seminar at the Winnebago Grand National Rally (7/2008)
• Diagram on how to hook up TV audio line out to Winnebago's QSurround (use a 10K pot)

Note: These manuals are for reference only - troubleshoot at your own risk. If you aren't an accomplished technician and know how to safely work around dangerous electricity, don't do your own work - leave it to the experts!