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RE: Reset of Aladin
The Aladin was a Monaco specfic product -- When Monaco went of production, so did the Aladin -- No parts are available --
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William Willard
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09/12/21 07:00am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Bubbles on the side of his RV
No fix for delamination -- Water leak is the cause -- There`s a luan backing for the fiberglass siding --Water causes the luan to seperate & it will not hold any kind of adhesive -- If you try any of them,you`re probably gonna create more problems than you have now --
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William Willard
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08/21/21 07:35am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Best place to sell class A motorhome
wolfe10 -- Disagree with what ? You posted the same as I did -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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06/16/21 07:28am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Best place to sell class A motorhome
Craigslist -- Only cost $5.00 to list -- Need to list bunches of pictures & priced to sell -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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06/15/21 09:21am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Coach step inc issues
Coach Step was purchased by Kwikee -- Go to etrailer.com -- They will have the part you need --
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William Willard
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06/04/21 08:16am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Slide toppers
Stone Vos -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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06/01/21 11:36am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Patch small hole in aluminum siding
Patch your hole with what ever you wish - You can then cover the patch with a Dent Vent -- It is really a fake vent made for problems like yours -- Amazon has them in different sizes -- Just Google RV, Dent Vent to find them -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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05/31/21 11:47am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Odd Smell/Odor
It could be a mechanical valve problem, but I doubt it -- Remember, they have nothing to do with the black tank, only the gray tank -- Put some black tank chemicals in the gray tank with water & drive around - If the smell goes away, good, if not, it`s not your plumbing -- You could a mold problem -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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04/10/21 07:17am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Carpet and Tile Replaced In RV Suggestions Please
I live in Gilbert, & have a shop here at my home -- I`ve replaced carpet in many motorhomes & trailers -- Do you want tile removed & replaced or just as an addition -- I`m retired from the RV service work after 28 years & do the carpet /tile work more as a hobby & not making a living doing it -- The price depends on the coach & what you need done -- my email williampwillard@gmail.com phone --- 480- 540-7377 Bill Willard
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William Willard
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02/16/21 10:23am |
RVing in Mexico and South America
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RE: RV aluminum siding gauge?
The Diamond Plate I purchase has a protective film on it to prevent scratching before use -- I worked in the Park Model business for many years & the siding we used was .019 gauge -- The pattern in the metal has to do with it`s strength -- A sheet of aluminum with no pattern has very little strength -- Bends really easy -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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01/14/21 07:27am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: RV aluminum siding gauge?
I`ve replaced the front of a couple of 5th wheel trailers with aluminum Diamond Plate -- You can get in a light weight with a bright finish -- I can get it here in the Phoenix AZ area for about $140.00 for a 4X8 sheet -- Can cut it with a grinder -- It looks good & no paint matching -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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01/13/21 05:20pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: RV aluminum siding gauge?
.024 is the thickness that you need -- Go to a mobile home supply store -- They should have the siding in white -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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01/13/21 02:47pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Best way to repair leaking PEX water line? Sharkbite?
Best way to fix your leak would be to drive it down to Gilbert, & I`ll fix it for you -- The Black Friday price is FREE -- I have a shop here & work on RV`s -- More of a hobby & it get`s me out of the house -- I retired from the RV service business, working mostly on park models -- Bill Willard --- 480-540-7377 williampwillard@gmail.com
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William Willard
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11/16/20 02:20pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: 1994 Safari Serengeti DP
The generator is probably propane powered -- Make sure it runs good -- It`s not easy to find someone to work on them -- I think the Safari would be a good choice for a first time DP -- Not near as complicated as later models, & they are well built -- William Willard
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William Willard
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11/16/20 02:09pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 1994 Safari Serengeti DP
We owned a 93 Safari with the Oshkosk Chassis -- The Safari was built very good -- However the turning radius of the Oshkosh was not very good-- The brakes are hydraulic, not air -- Probably no engine brakes & no air bags -- Rough riding - The good thing is you will have no air leaks, because there is no air system on the coach -- The paint Safari used was the best on the market & the sides are aluminum -- Cabinet work is great -- Over all we liked the Safari -- Had it for two years & traded it for a 96 Safari -- The hydraulic brakes was not a problem -- The 96 also had hydraulic brakes but it had a Magnum Chassis -- The 300 Cummins engine is mechanical & that`s not a bad thing either -- That it for a test drive, & pay attention to the turning radius -- That`s really the only thing we had a problem with -- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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11/16/20 02:01pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: I Am severely dissapointed.
Fixing the roof is only part of your problem -- You`re probably going to be faced with a mold problem -- Even if it`s not visible,it could very well be in the insulation -- Be alert of any odd smell-- Bill Willard
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William Willard
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11/09/20 08:00am |
Class C Motorhomes
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