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CABIN FEVER
Well, I have washed the coach , polished the rims, polished the water bay pipeing unloaded all bays, cleaned and vaccumed all bays polished all stainless cleaned the gen. Now I just want to go somewhere! Miss mattie is made of steel she is still hanging on,but traveling with her is out. I think when Megan gets back from Mississipi I will take the coach to Nashville to look at the slide issue ” sensor telling Air brake that the slide pins are not in” I unpuged the elec wire going to sensor and the brake would release. The owners manual shows that there is an adjustment that can be done. Wonder what that will cost anyone had this happen? gary
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I had a sensor issue with my front slide a couple of years ago. It was the sensor that tells when the slide is fully open and I think also fully closed. It is not tied in to the actual pin as far as I know, but could be part of the whole sequence of opening and closing. In my case it was under warranty, so no charge, but I think he spent a couple of hours getting it adjusted. It was kind of touchy, and took a few tries to get it just right.
I am sure they can get yours figured out, but I have no idea on cost. Mine needed no parts, yours may.
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Gary you ole buzzard, put down the polishing cloth and get that thing out on the road! I’ve been stimulating the economy for over two weeks, so now it’s your turn. Sorry I can’t help you with the slide deal, I have no slide buttons.
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Tom, I will have probably stimulated the Canadian economy before I leave Prevost, I will probably end up at the gate to Prevost with my begging cup, sort of like the panhandlers do at stop lights, only my sign will say “slip slideing away”. Like the reverend Leroy Rosevelt once said when he was asked about his prosperity program, At one time I was very poor but since joining the prosperity program with a donation of twenty dollars I now have all my children in college, see what the gift of giving does, how much did you say to put you down for?
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Gary,
There is no need to cry about poverty. We know you read the warning label on your coach when you bought it that said ownership of a coach could be injurious to your financial heath. Spending money on our buses is what we do.
Unlike the whining I used to hear from plane owners about what it cost to own one, the only complaining about dollars that has never changed over the 22 years we have been bus owners is about diesel prices. Go figure.
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Jon, I am bored! heck im tired of drinking, so I figured I would whine a bit, Where is Tom the pirate at says he is traveling but did not say where.
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I’m at your favorite Campground in Sevierville, Two Rivers and they miss your credit card!
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