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Keeping the Stone Rolling
Jan. 21st, 2016 07:16 pmI didn't write about it at the time, but I had two mechanical problems with the Rolling Stone during my last stint in the Bay Area. Both were fortunately not total show-stoppers, but they were annoying, and they needed to be fixed.
( Broken Toilet )
Besides the toilet issue, the driver's seat had developed an alarming amount of wobble during the two weeks. When I described it to Lisa, she told me to stop turning the driver's seat at night (I get more legroom while sleeping when I do so) and she tackled that issue this afternoon.
( Cheaper Fix Than the Toilet )
I'm very relieved that we have the driver's seat not wobbling around as I drive, and that the toilet is working again. I'm also relieved that the total cost of the repairs was relatively low, and is "paid back" with two nights sleeping in the RV rather than staying in a motel when I'm working in the Bay Area. Now if only the building security at the two offices at which I work would change their minds about people sleeping in their vehicles overnight.
( Broken Toilet )
Besides the toilet issue, the driver's seat had developed an alarming amount of wobble during the two weeks. When I described it to Lisa, she told me to stop turning the driver's seat at night (I get more legroom while sleeping when I do so) and she tackled that issue this afternoon.
( Cheaper Fix Than the Toilet )
I'm very relieved that we have the driver's seat not wobbling around as I drive, and that the toilet is working again. I'm also relieved that the total cost of the repairs was relatively low, and is "paid back" with two nights sleeping in the RV rather than staying in a motel when I'm working in the Bay Area. Now if only the building security at the two offices at which I work would change their minds about people sleeping in their vehicles overnight.
