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RE: Cargo Heat
Year and make would be a big help.
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Economical Handyman
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12/06/09 10:19pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Common sense and the Flying J dump station..
Yup, rude. At the FlyingJ in Des Moines, Ia. watched a guy walk away after fueling. A few minutes later the guy behind him that was waiting got into the Class C and drove it away from the pump area while, his wife pulled into pumps.
To many waiting to fuel, so we had to leave. But my wife said when the owner of the C came out to the pumps their was a lot of arm waving going on. ????
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Economical Handyman
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12/06/09 10:33am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Need your help NOW
On our other MH had that happen, but after starting the diesel they came up. ????? What brand of jacks? If HWH go to their web site might help you. Good luck !
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Economical Handyman
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12/06/09 10:07am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: How do I get around Atlanta??
Guess we have been lucky staying on 75 thru Atlanta, but we have always done it on Sunday mornings around noon with no traffic problems.
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Economical Handyman
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12/06/09 09:39am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Financing a new coach
Maybe just me, but I would NEVER re-fi my home to buy a 'depreciating' asset for sure. Yeah, I know, most homes have depreciated for now as well, but in the long run the stick house will come back in value, the RV will not !! JMHO
cheers
You are not alone. Our house has been paid off for several years and would never re-fi to buy toys.
Many people used the stick house as a ATM and now have no house, but they do have their toys. One for example rents a house from us.
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Economical Handyman
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12/06/09 09:18am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Flagstaff, AZ Camping
I think you would enjoy Williams, AZ a lot better than Flagstaff.
Flagstaff is the only place we were asked not to park in WalMart. We just stopped to shop in the middle of the day (??) had no intention of sleeping/camping.
Weather in May, never know.
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Economical Handyman
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12/05/09 11:33pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: cummins isc proper running temp
That's fine. A reading of 180 to 210 is normal for the ISC or 8.3.
At a Cummins seminar I attended, the technicians called the motorhome instrument panels "entertainment panels" since the instruments were typically inaccurately calibrated. What you want to do is just watch for a change in the reading and not pay too much attention to the numbers.
Now isn't that a warm-fuzzy feeling! A instrument that's suppose to be protection for a $15,000. item !
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Economical Handyman
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12/05/09 02:53pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Financing a new coach
Talking with a friend yesterday, that is looking at Tiffin Bus. He said he had a credit score in the 8s and loan company (?) wanted 35 percent down. Did not tell the interest rate since he seemed to have lost interest.
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Economical Handyman
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12/04/09 10:08pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: How do you remove a Petcock?
Bend the wings down or break them off and replace with a ball-valve.
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Economical Handyman
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12/04/09 09:41am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: First time Class A buyer,
Welcome to the forum.
Under the Class A posting, read JohnnyTs approach on buying.
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Economical Handyman
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12/03/09 06:14pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: SONY BACK-UP CAMERA
Check for a loose ground wire.
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Economical Handyman
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12/03/09 06:06pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: fuse for temp gauge and fans
When you say "fans" are you talking about the large radiator fan ????
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Economical Handyman
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12/03/09 08:33am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Engine Batteries
Our DS has a solar panel on the roof.
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Economical Handyman
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12/02/09 05:30pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: driver's license
Thats what I've heard..
This is why you can NOT believe everything you've heard and only HALF of what you see!
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Economical Handyman
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12/02/09 05:25pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: TV straps
On ours the space in the back is no help. All attachments on on the front.
Four screws, two at the bottom covered with caps. One on the right side behind the lift door of house gages. The one on the left behind the door for our TV switch box. This one is a pain. Remove the trim, should be no damage. The two scews on the side are about 31/2" long and turn hard.
Best to have help if you are going to remove that heavy TV.
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Economical Handyman
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12/02/09 07:46am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Water Pressure Regulator
Not sure of that model. Should be out going/set pressure, if you tighten the screw, pressure should go up or lossen and it goes down.
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Economical Handyman
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12/01/09 04:20pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: water pressure
Do you have a built in pressure regulator?
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Economical Handyman
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12/01/09 09:52am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Bill from OK
I had also noticed he had not been posting. ??
Send him a PM ????
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Economical Handyman
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11/30/09 10:34pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Bill from OK
Was he from Cresco, Iowa ?? Did he repaint the basement doors on the first one and posted pictures?
I think he bought a used one down in N.C., or somewhere in the south.
He ended up with two DPs.
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Economical Handyman
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11/30/09 09:37pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Water tank plumbing leaks ... how to replace?
Fernco also makes a hub (end of a fitting) to pipe rubber fitting.
This would fit over the end of the 90 and and reduce to pipe size on the other end.
These all look like stress-cracks, need a Fernco to let it flex.
With that hose clamp already there, that must be a street L and not a 90 elbow. I would lossen the hose clamp and remove back to the broken section.
There are also drill bits that are made just for drilling out ABS pipe out of ABS fittings.
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Economical Handyman
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11/30/09 09:25pm |
Tech Issues
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