Clayton, NC
When we had new tires put on Wanda a couple of weeks ago, we noticed that the old right front one hadn’t worn evenly. That’s a sign that it needed an alignment. Since Clayton Tire wasn’t equipped for that, Terry referred me to Massey’s Aligning in Selma. It’s another small town shop that does good work at a reasonable price.
I had driven over there a few days before in the Suki to make sure there was room to maneuver the MH in the parking lot. I told the shop guy that it was 12’6” tall and he said that the door’s clearance was 13’6” when it was built several years ago and it hadn’t shrunk much.
You can tell that they had to leave the door open. The work pit has all sorts of tools. They had to straighten the axle to change the camber. The wheels were toed-in just a little bit too.
I went to the office to pay the bill ($130) and the boss was standing on the table going back and forth with the two office workers. He wasn’t feeling the best in the world, but he was definitely still the boss even though he was as sweet as he could be.
I could tell that the MH drove smoother so we are ready to go to the lake in a few weeks. Spring is just around the corner! We got the welcome packet from Escapees this past week. At some point in time, we want to volunteer at the CARE Center. Even though we prefer State Park cg’s, I’m sure we will stay at some of their parks during our travels. Heck, we may even end up buying a lot in one of their co-ops. There are all kinds of options out there.
Thanks for dropping by, and enjoy each day of your life’s journey by finding beauty in the ordinary.
