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RE: rexhall
I have a 1999 Rexhall Vision. There is a momentary switch on the dash that connects the chassis battery to the house batteries for starting. I also use it to charge the house batteries while traveling.
We just purchased a Rexhall Vision - is yours a 25.5 ft unit? What switch on the dash are you referring to? We have three switches on the dash - one unidentified, one for the map lights and one for the generator. Need to identify the first one. How's your gas mileage?
Mine is a 29.5, but I think they are the same. I am 1200 miles away from the MH right now, so I can't check, but I am pretty sure its the "unidentified" switch you refer to above. It should be a momentary switch.
The unidentified switch was likely for the under hood light, which was left 'on' and killed the battery. Still looking for the momentary switch.
Mine definitely doesn't have an under hood light. I guess ours are different. Let me know if there are any other questions I can try to help with.
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AdequateRV
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03/25/13 08:24pm |
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RE: rexhall
I have a 1999 Rexhall Vision. There is a momentary switch on the dash that connects the chassis battery to the house batteries for starting. I also use it to charge the house batteries while traveling.
We just purchased a Rexhall Vision - is yours a 25.5 ft unit? What switch on the dash are you referring to? We have three switches on the dash - one unidentified, one for the map lights and one for the generator. Need to identify the first one. How's your gas mileage?
Mine is a 29.5, but I think they are the same. I am 1200 miles away from the MH right now, so I can't check, but I am pretty sure its the "unidentified" switch you refer to above. It should be a momentary switch.
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AdequateRV
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03/25/13 08:21am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Steering stabilizer recommendations 2006 F53 chasis?
Here is a link to a DIY trackbar. Haven't tried it myself, but plan to put one together in the spring. Also planning to install the new swaybar bushings.
Oemy's DIY trackbar
Not sure how long this link will work:
sway bar bushings on ebay
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AdequateRV
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02/10/13 11:00am |
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RE: Does the DW drive?
My wife drives better than I do. Enough said.
There really isn't much to parking a motorhome. Find a spot out of the way and stop:B
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AdequateRV
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10/03/12 06:28pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Class A to Florida from Minnesota
I think you missed one in your bingo list: I-90. :)
We've taken that route for years. Pulled it last year with a 1999 30 ft F-53V-10 pulling a compact car on a dolly. Slowed down a bit at Monteagle, but nothing uncomfortable. We were still passing the trucks.
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AdequateRV
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10/01/12 06:00pm |
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RE: rexhall
I have a 1999 Rexhall Vision. There is a momentary switch on the dash that connects the chassis battery to the house batteries for starting. I also use it to charge the house batteries while traveling.
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AdequateRV
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09/01/12 10:12am |
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RE: Highway onramp protocol
Hate to say it, but to all the people who said the vehicle on the highway already has the right of way.... it is state law that determines who does what. When I lived in PA it was the vehicle entering the highway that is required to yield to oncoming traffic but when I moved to Calif. I discovered that the traffic in the right lane is supposed to move over to allow traffic from the ramps to enter. So, it depends on where you are driving. I'd say common sense and caution is probably the best answer. (And here I thought, at first, that it was a lot of California drivers just being polite by moving over! Haha)
Good Point. Here is the description of the "Merge" sign from the Illinois Rules of the Road:
Merging Lanes
This sign tells you that two lanes of traffic going the same direction
will soon merge into one lane. Be ready to either change
lanes or allow other traffic to merge into your lane. Merge signs
appear on expressways just before expressway ramps. The driver
on the expressway slows down to let the driver on the ramp
merge.
So, if you are in Illinois, or merging with a driver from Illinois, they are expecting that the driver already on the highway will adjust their speed to let you in. Not sure what the Illinois "Law" says, but this is what everyone in Illinois has to read before taking their drivers exam.
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AdequateRV
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05/29/12 05:28pm |
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RE: Highway onramp protocol
Summarizing 8 Pages...
Some people are givers and some are takers. :B
OR
Some people are considerate and some are not.
:W
You missed one: All posters on RV.net are excellent drivers. Everyone else on the highway are either idiots or morons.
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AdequateRV
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05/29/12 01:49am |
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