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RE: Strange Electrical issues... totally stumped
In my opinion the problem is 120v AC. No electric to WH= no hot water. No electric to converter= no 12v battery charger. The only stumper is the diference in brightness of the 12v lights. You need a test meter if some kind to be able to mesure 120v ac at verious places in your rig. I would start at the electric pedistal outside. Then take the cover off of the elctric panel inside and carfully measure the voltages before and after the breakers. If that is all good you may well have a wiring problem in the rig somewhere perhaps related to the 12v problem. No slam intended but if you dont know how to test around electric you may well be better off to call an electrician or RV tech.
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Fulltimer50
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09/20/09 06:40pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: surcharges
It is my contention that those who speak badly about pricing, dont have the slightest clue about costs at campgrounds. They complain when the price includes everything. They complain when they are only charged for what they use. They complain about KOAs but they keep going to them. Sometimes there are extra charges because the local government adds them to the bill and is completly out of the hands of the campground. Ever go to a motel or hotel?
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Fulltimer50
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09/20/09 08:39am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Cypress Slide-out Lock
If you try to open the slide with one of the locks still in place, it will force the slide out of alignment. :-( They are also not user friendly, the screws that hold them came loose, and they weigh a lot.
I have had several 5th wheels w/ slides and none of them had locks either. I always make sure the slide is tight when closed and have not "seen" a problem with any of them to date. Not saying it cant happen.
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Fulltimer50
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09/16/09 07:07am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Cypress Slide-out Lock
Yup. Couple of screws and its gone.
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Fulltimer50
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09/15/09 08:49pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Cypress Slide-out Lock
I removed mine in the first year of ownership and have never been sorry.
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Fulltimer50
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09/15/09 08:49am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: California Tax Man
I worked and filed in CA once in the past. As a non resident I filed my own forms and recieved everthing back. I have no other income, do not plan to become a CA resident, But will be managing a campground for at least 6 months.
Actualy I was asking those who had experence working in CA as a non resident.
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Fulltimer50
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09/10/09 07:43am |
Workamping Forum
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RE: California Tax Man
Thanks Kirk
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Fulltimer50
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09/09/09 06:11pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: California Tax Man
Bob,
No Way
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Fulltimer50
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09/07/09 12:32pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Tipping park escort?
As an active Workamper who does escorts I dont really expect or want a tip for doing my job. A simple thank you is enough for me.
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Fulltimer50
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09/07/09 07:13am |
General RVing Issues
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California Tax Man
To all those who are not California residents workamping for pay in Ca: How did it go at tax time? All Ca taxes back as a non resident? All income from everywhere taxed? How was it?
Thanks
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Fulltimer50
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09/07/09 07:01am |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Atwood Stove problem
As I recall the door is removeable. Push in on the bottom of the door to be sure it is in all the way.
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Fulltimer50
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09/06/09 09:50am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Workkamper etiquet
Remember why you are workamping.
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Fulltimer50
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09/04/09 08:27pm |
Workamping Forum
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RE: Wheel failures?
Replacement wheels are not that costly:
Wheels
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Fulltimer50
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08/29/09 12:10am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: tires on 2010
Whats the difference where they were made. The one made in USA before they went to china were not any good either. I would stay away from all the Marathons
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Fulltimer50
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08/27/09 08:31pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: FURANCE FILTER
There is no furnace filter. And the manufacure does not recamend one.
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Fulltimer50
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08/26/09 09:46am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Upgrading your 5th wheel from 16" to 17.5 " tires & wheels
Wheels & tires
I too went with the link above and got the wheels for the 9/16 studs and the Goodyear G114s. Two of them mounted and balanced(with stick on weights)and delivered UPS was $1130 including new lug nuts and cap(I used the old ones as they were beter) Five would cost $2730 depending on your location. Excelent customer service.
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Fulltimer50
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08/24/09 09:00pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Hard up??
I think the whole idea of discounts is just another way to get you to stay there. There is no connection between the park and the company discount card. The company doesnt remburse the park in any way. So whats the big deal about using an expired card or one of the hundred GS cards that they send out to us all the time?
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Fulltimer50
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08/23/09 09:10am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Where to buy a wheel
Wheels
You dont say what size etc. I have have good luck with this company.
Also with this co:
More wheels
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Fulltimer50
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08/02/09 09:56am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Are outdoor mats a reason to not stay?
I am finding as a Workamper, that a lot of guests think customer service is letting them do whatever they want. Any time you try to enforce published rules they say you are being rude etc. Here most everyone says how nice our park is, in part because we have nice grass. I would say its worth it to loose one or two to have many happy kampers.
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Fulltimer50
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08/01/09 04:38pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Which two tires?
I finally decided to put the 17.5s on the front positions replacing the 2005 G614s. The fronts carry the most weight. The latest buzz seems to be that the newer G614 (2008) are more relyable but if I had to buy tires amyway I wanted more selection and capacity. I was also blessed with wheels from the factory that crack. The two new wheels will also replace them. I have already replaced the two on the rear. We will see how it works out.
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Fulltimer50
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08/01/09 08:54am |
Fifth-Wheels
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