This morning I took my angle grinder to the Suburban-brand oven grate from the old RV and modified it to fit our new Atwood oven.  Now we once again have a grate for meat and a grate for dairy:

This time around, we’re a little more reluctant build a second oven into the kitchen like last time, at least for now, so I built a quick and dirty slide mechanism for the second oven to emerge from one of our basement doors, so it can be used as a kind of outdoor kitchen:

It uses the same propane connection that is used for the generator:

Here it is retracted.

Tomorrow we hope to complete the sale of the RV and move the bike rack over to the new RV.  We hope to leave Las Vegas on Friday.

Grandma DiAnn and Barry stopped by to see the new RV.  We had a nice time visiting, especially the part where we gave Grandma DiAnn her birthday present and M’s guess of her age overshot by over a decade.

Oops.

Grandma DiAnn gave B a pair of pillowcases that her mother had embroidered:

The new inverter arrived today.  I bought a slightly smaller and cheaper one in case Camping World blows up this one as well.  I took this opportunity to modify the wiring so that I can disconnect the solar controller or the inverter or both from the battery using the selector switch.  Before, the solar controller was downstream of the inverter, so when the inverter’s 150 amp fuse blew, we temporarily lost solar as well.

We’re trying to wrap up what must be done here in town as temperatures are expected to be in the high 90s this weekend.  We also really want to get back on the road!

Shabbos was blessedly cool on BLM land.  Today I installed the bunk ladders I ordered:

The RV came with a dinette for four on M’s side and a sofa on B’s side.  We pulled out the sofa and moved half the dinette over to B’s side so now they each have one bench.  We will be installing removable tables on both sides in the next few days:

Note: this post was written after the conclusion of Passover.

Once again we spent the day tidying up after last week’s whirlwind of activity.  There was a good bit of goofing off to be done as well:

Before Passover, I moved one of the precharged pressure tanks over from the old RV and managed to squeeze it in the new RV between the water heater and the underside of the stairs up to the bedroom:

That same day Trish installed bedside shelves to hold our alarm clock, etc.:

Once again, good Shabbos from BLM land just South of Las Vegas!