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RE: Mirror replacement
Dale, these old motorhomes are not built like regular houses and I worry about any stress on the body such as those rear spare tires. On a previous Chieftain, I just had the awning removed thinking of the weight drag on my long trips out in the windy west. My two trips out west and back were so perfect that I know it is the passion of our enjoyment of them that makes all the work worthwhile. Doug
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Brownleaf
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08/20/22 09:09am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Mirror replacement
Dale, what's next-breaking down? Doug
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Brownleaf
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08/16/22 09:03am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Mirror replacement
On closer look, it was just the swing arm with the mirror that broke off clean leaving the support on the rv and the stud remaining. I guess it was just a clean break at the weld. Also I did find all the part stuff underneath. Future project. Do you remember, Scottiemom what the labor was on that? Mine may be different with a break off and me cutting the wire. Doug
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Brownleaf
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08/15/22 08:31am |
General RVing Issues
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Mirror replacement
This morning my heavy velvac right mirror broke off where the unit cements to a little 3' stub leaving a 4" pipe protruding down. Sorry still no good with pictures.As heavy as that unit is I can envision great difficulty trying to cement it or a new one back on. Are there much lighter units available ( this is a 04 minnie class C. Perhaps that would not be cement but a weld. I had to cut the wire so I could prevent it just dangling. Wondering what sort of money I will be getting into? Doug in Durham
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Brownleaf
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08/14/22 05:01pm |
General RVing Issues
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