Ready to go.

Ok, here is the deal, this Monday 3 inch risers on the RP-172, De Winterized today, pulled the LP tank and had it checked/charged up. added 2% bleach solution to the fresh water tank, installed the new 72 inch black water storage tube with the 15 foot black water drain hose. ran the water heater on gas, cycled the gas furnace, ran the stove, tried the new Oxygenics shower head (its great, remove the factory flow restricter) torque wheels, only thing left is to double check wheel torque and tire pressures. Now we are ready to Roll Out with the Pod.

Thanks techntrek, every time I get my hopes up this crazy Southern Indiana Weather, we went from 75 to 62, and about 10 minutes ago got pea sized hail hammering every thing. The deck was white, but I know its getting close to head out.

Pod comes out of storage Friday! Looking forward to a great season. NY - Utah this July!

Ouch another tip, it was nice and cool this morning, so I am going to correct tire pressurs on the spare, when I pulled the cover back to take the valve stem cap off POW!!, a wasp was building a nest in the rim of the spare and stung the back of my right thumb. Be careful under fenders, spare tire cover, under the tounge, they have built nests where the ball goes up into the tongue. I took the covers off of the left side of the pod where the refridge and water heater are to inspect. I also put a piece of silver duct tape with a bright yellow piece of yellow plastic rope over the furnace openings, the bright yellow rope is a visual warning during walk around, (remove before flight) the openings on the furnace are very large and could house a pretty good sized wasp nest, if the vent can't breathe you could get carbon monoxide in the Pod, may sure batteries are fresh in detectors.
See Ya on the road. My Thumb still stings

Ouch!