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RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 01-01-2024

And Miss Knez has her Own camp chair now

   

(not sure why the thumb is sideways.. lol)


RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 01-01-2024

Better pic

   


RE: Code name “Baby” - FresnoBound - 01-09-2024

(01-01-2024, 09:22 AM)GypsyDogs Wrote: Better pic

For a moment there, I thought Miss Knez looked like a kangaroo in that photo.

Either way, she looks very content and comfy GypsyDogs


RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 01-09-2024

lolol. Kangaroo—-

I won’t tell her you said that.. (I also agree- lol). her eye-rolls are profound Smile


RE: Code name “Baby” - GotSmart - 01-10-2024

I really can’t picture her punching someone in the head.


RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 01-18-2024

Because it was a beautiful morning

   


RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 01-31-2024

Well- that was ‘fun’. Wiper on passenger side decided to Not.

Figured out how to remove cowling (also not fun..bit snug..lol) and diagnosed that it had lost the bushing on that side. Put it back together-ish.. and went to auto parts for new ones, and some of the little wing/barbs that hold the hoses together.
Next day, took it all apart again, rust treated the wiper arms, repainted, etc. put it all back together— including putting some pipe foam in a suspect air-horn area.. seeings how I was in there anyway.. after the road trip- I really need to resolve my van’s problem with tinnitis. Lol


RE: Code name “Baby” - rvpopeye - 02-01-2024

You hearing squealing noises? Possible failing wheel bearing.


RE: Code name “Baby” - GypsyDogs - 02-01-2024

Yes.. and No it isn’t  — thanks tho

The sound is not constant, Entirely dependent upon wind speed and direction.. and seems to come from, what sounds like, the bottom corner of the windshield.. on either side.. depending on which side the prevailing wind is on. Sound is about a A-Ab(5), and is slightly different pitch on each side.Wind from the right- howl on the left side.  And it can get REALLY LOUD.. and after a few hundred miles of this…..


RE: Code name “Baby” - rvpopeye - 02-01-2024

Hmmmmm whistling sounds ? Look at body panel gaps and maybe the side view mirrors ? Temporary pieces of duct tape placed over suspected opening areas might help narrow it down. Roof racks are a likely suspect too.