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RE: what works on sticky decals
If you want to make your life easy use the eraser. I removed a faded cracked decal from my trailer, and spent several hours on the top half, and only spent 1/2 hour using the eraser.
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HTElectrical
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05/04/13 06:54pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: what works on sticky decals
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41VYAagtH-L._SY300_.jpg
4" Smart Eraser
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HTElectrical
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05/03/13 05:16pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Product to "weld" white plastic door shelves?
Use fiberglass matt and resin. The trick is to drill holes on both sides of the crack or break and fiberglass both sides. The holes allow the resin to adhere to itself. Sand smooth and paint.
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HTElectrical
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03/31/13 10:12pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Shore power testing
After thinking about it further, it is very problematic if there is an open neutral, due to the possibility and likeliness that the load would not be balanced between the different phases. Brain fart there, and if you work it out using OHMS law, you can actually determine what the voltage would be
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HTElectrical
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12/16/12 02:12am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Shore power testing
Open neutral in a 50 amp rig is putting 240 volts into it. Good opportunity to wipe out ever thing.
That is incorrect. There would still be 240 volts available at RV with a Grounded Connector (neutral) or not.
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HTElectrical
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12/16/12 12:38am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Shore power testing
(Open neutral on a 50 amp plugin is a much more serious problem)
Why is that? It would be the same as the 30A. No power.
uh where are you at? u would be sitting at 240v on outlets! maybe you should take electrical out of your name:E
From Here
Maybe you should learn how an NEMA 14-50R receptacle, for a 50-amp RV plug works. If there is no neutral, you DO NOT get 240 volts to any device or circuit in the RV unless the device is SPECIFICALLY meant to have 240V. If you do get 240, you have a bigger problem than an open Neutral.
This 50-amp service has 4 wires with two 120-volt HOT feeds. It is a misconception that this 50-amp RV service is something special. This service is a STANDARD 120/240 50-amp 3 pole with 4 prongs used for numerous applications.
From this common service we can draw 120 or 240 volts. Each leg is 50 amps @ 120 volts. 50-amp X 120-volt = 6000 watts. But since there are 2 HOT 120-volt legs at 6000 + 6000 = 12,000 watts to use in the RV or 50-amp X 240-volt = 12,000 watts when used as a 240-volt service.
Almost ALL 50-amp wired RVs use both sides of the service separately as 120 volt on each leg. Only a few mostly high-end coaches utilize the 240-volt from this same service.
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HTElectrical
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12/16/12 12:29am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Shore power testing
(Open neutral on a 50 amp plugin is a much more serious problem)
Why is that? It would be the same as the 30A. No power.
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HTElectrical
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12/15/12 07:25pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: LT vs ST tire Poll
LT's XPS Ribbed
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HTElectrical
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10/16/12 12:28am |
Toy Haulers
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RE: Onan Microquiet4000; how do I get to the fuel FILTER ???
According to the specs it does have one. Don't know where it is.
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HTElectrical
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09/30/12 06:39pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Onan Microquiet4000; how do I get to the fuel FILTER ???
I don't believe that the 4000 has a filter. Not 100% on that, but fairly sure. If it does, I have never changed mine.:S
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HTElectrical
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09/30/12 06:37pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Tires
I have the Kooks and so far so good. I like them.
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HTElectrical
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09/20/12 10:57pm |
Toy Haulers
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RE: Onan generator
There is a couple of VERY VERY small holes after the butterfly that probably need to be cleaned. My 4000 had the same problem, and I just bought a new carb, and found the passages after the fact. cleaned the******out of before that, but missed those.
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HTElectrical
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09/19/12 07:44pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Best Tires For 3/4 Ton Pickup Pulling Big 5th Wheel
I have Hankook Dyna pro ATM on my truck and love them. I drive in all weather conditions and they do great. I dont go off road mudding though, so IDK about mud. 3970 LBS per tire on mine. Im at 35k right now and they still have at least half tread. IDK if they will actually last that long, but so far so good. And yes they were skirmish at first. But that went away quickly. Maybe 2000 miles tops, like most tires.
Until BFG and goodyear come up with a real tire, none of my vehicles will ever have one on.
JMO
X2 for the Hankooks. I am very happy with mine.
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HTElectrical
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08/21/12 03:01pm |
Tow Vehicles
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