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new entertainment center
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It has to be loud to drown out the complaints from passengers about it being too hot in the coach.
If that doesn’t start the battle about coaches, OTR, conversions, etc. nothing will.
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My wife still complains about it being too cold in the bus! And you know what I see in the bays where the OTR blowers and related crap used to be – Nothing!!
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Hey King……….If I did not have OTR that is exactly what I would say.
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Roger, we all carry too much crap we don’t need, so what would I do with an empty bay that could be filled with oh so wonderful Prevo bus air ? Geo.
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Tell it like it is King… I just did 1,100 miles in 90 plus temps to FL and back with no problem keeping cool in my non OTR H. I have so much bay storage I can haul a bunch of OTR parts for the boy’s to keep them going.
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See……….I told you that guys with OTR would all say the same thing. Until they get OTR.
But then again when Tom comes into my comfortable coach he is like an old lady wanting to put on a sweater if the temps are below 85. My aged aunt and uncle were like that. If the house was 85 or below they would not turn on the AC. In the meantime I am gasping for water.
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Any advice re: removal of the Entertainment Center appreciated.
I’d like to make a similar upgrade, as well as clean the cruisairs in the center … but I don’t see how it’s attached to the coach.
I removed the TV and the Drawers… but the method used to secure the cabinet is not obvious to me.
I even called Liberty – but Troy was not available. I’ll try again.
I also sent you an email.
Thanks!
Joe
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On my 2006 there are screws at the rear going through angle flanges. Lokk between the bay wall and the entertainment center wall on each side. Mine use the #2 square head screws. I made a screw driver extension by duct taping three 10 or 12″ 1/4″ drive extensions together. Not very elegant but it worked.
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Removing the entertainment center would make a great video.
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by duct taping three 10 or 12″ 1/4″ drive extensions together.
Good Gravey Jon, Ain’t you never heered of a mop handle and duct tape??? Why, even Gorilla Glue would a done more better. And you call yourself a Southern Engineer…
Them New Yakers, shore don’t know how to “Get ‘er Done!”
3F
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You had to be there.
I used the same technique to reach in to get at the slide room pin adjustment bolts, except in that case the “tool” was about four 1/2″ extensions. Looked goofy, but with practice I could allow for windage and get the socket on the bolt heads every time.
If I had to pull the entertainmet center or adjust slide pins I would weld an extension for both uses using a long steel rod.
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Always thought I would like to have one, so I built one in half of the first bay on Passenger side. TV, Stereo/CD, and DVD player. Boxes hold movies and CD’s. Have only used it once or twice in five years, given what I know now, I would rather have the space. As we are not big TV watchers to begin with, all I use it for now is “braggin rights” and they are kind of slim when you drive a 32 year old hoopie.
HAVE A GREAT FOURTH WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
BCO
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There should have been fasteners unless the entire unit is literally wedged in place and cannot slide in any direction.
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Jon,
Thanks for the comment.
To clarify, the gaps are so small that it is “literally wedged in place and cannot slide in any direction.”
It took significant force to remove it . I had no lateral movement and quite a bit of friction from the weight of the unit.
Joe
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