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Integrated Cleaning and Maintenance Bay

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Riding in Mark Martin's 800+ HP Motorcoach & Toolbox Tour!

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What happens here

Mark proudly displays his custom-integrated cleaning bay, featuring a built-in pressure washer with a hose reel, a three-stage DI (deionized) water filtration system, a Dometic fridge/freezer, and an EGO leaf blower. He emphasizes the importance of DI water for a spot-free finish and how a temperature gauge in the bay helps monitor conditions. He highlights the convenience of having everything meticulously organized and readily accessible, from various brushes and microfiber towels to an EGO leaf blower for drying the coach. This setup reflects his philosophy of continuous improvement, where even small details like securing hinge pins are addressed to prevent rattles and enhance longevity.

Goal: Showcase a highly functional and organized exterior cleaning system.

Tools and materials

  • DI — Filtering water to prevent spots and streaks during washing
  • Dometic Fridge/Freezer Dometic — Storing food and beverages in an easily accessible exterior bay
  • EGO Leaf Blower EGO — Quickly drying the RV after washing to prevent water spots
  • Hose Reel — Organized storage and easy deployment of the pressure washer hose
  • Microfiber Towels and Mitts — Washing, drying, and detailing the RV surfaces
  • Pressure Washer — Thorough cleaning of the RV exterior
  • Various Brushes — Cleaning different surfaces of the RV
  • RV Wash Soap — Cleaning the RV's exterior

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you know, all my stuff to wash with, and hose to reach, and >> Does this have the spotless water stuff in it yet? >> Yes, it does. You want to see that? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, let's go over there. That's So, that's the the CR spotless water system. I brought that to uh Newell years ago. Um and now it's an option on all of them. And so, I bet anybody who put a pressure washer, which is an option, uh which their pressure washers are 220. So, it's like a 4-gallon a minute pressure washer. It's the real deal. It ain't one of those one of them teeny puny things. It's the real deal. But here's my uh here's my water filters, DI water filters. Gets the uh particle particle particle count down to zero. And they spin on and off just like a oil filter. I carry spare filters with me. And uh I've got on the pressure washer I've got a light that's green when it's zero. And when it starts, you know, showing some particles in the in the water, turns red. So, I don't have to come over here. This is a gauge how you can check it. But, I don't have to come and look at that. I can just walk by the the bay back there by the engine where the pressure washer is. If the light's green, I'm still good. >> That's so cool that it's got a built-in like pressure washer reel and stuff back there. Like that's like the most annoying part about cleaning anything is getting all the stuff out and then putting it all away. But, it's like here for you. >> Yeah. >> All the time. >> Everything's here. This is a generator radiator. Uh and that's that other side on the other side of that set. Uh inverter bay and all the electrical stuff. So, that fan keeps it cool. It can breathe through this door. Or when the radiator's running, the fan's running, it just pushes that air right out of there. But, when this isn't running, there's a vent in this door that lets uh the hot air out. So, I've noticed that it really keeps it cool now that they have a temperature gauge in there. I've never seen it over about 102°. So, um the you know, the bays tend to get pretty hot from from the road. This bay stays cooler than the rest cuz it's got the ventilation. >> Huh. I love noticing stuff like this on here. Like they even tack weld the pin into the hinge so it doesn't like rattle out. Just all those little things that they put details into. >> Yeah, and you know, it's really nice. Back in the day, you had to reach down and to to run these uh these trays. But,…

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