So the bathroom faucet in the truck camper has been known junk for a few months. We recently bought a faucet for it and I've been to lazy to deal with it until yesterday when I was washing my hands with cold water. I turned it off and as usual the thing still dribbled, but for some reason I got it in my head that I needed to crank down harder on the hot side. That was not what it wanted and it let me know by self destructing, shooting the guts into the ceiling, and basically becoming old faithful. I scrambled to kill the pump, proceeded to wipe up the mess, and caved by putting in the new faucet.
The area surrounding the faucet was pretty swelled up, not surprising. The old faucet was a plastic piece of crap. New one has less plastic and a 1" longer reach. Ease of hand washing is immediately noticeable, this is a good upgrade.
Also last night I snapped this little shelf together to be able to store my oil drain pans under the 5.3 that's taking way too long for me to do something with.
And tonight I liberated an old trailer brake controller from the bench and installed it onto the wife's Envoy.
It had previously rocked a Tekonsha Voyager but that thing took a dump and I may be towing a lightish load with this in the near future and prefer to have brakes for such an occasion.
