[Chad]

I hope everyone see this for what it is…………..

I get the promise of a 50/50 partnership and right off the bat before the dues money even begins to make its way towards me it evaporates.

Then I find my partner gets free advertising.

Keep in mind during the time PC has existed one of the partners has bought multiple coaches, multiple cars, multiple homes, and the other partner is so poor he has to grow his own food.

Buy batteries from that guy. If by any chance he makes a few bucks, maybe, just maybe he might send me some dues money.

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1984 96" with 8V92TA

(remodeled Liberty Coach)

Greenwood, MO

[Archived]

Ha, fat chance Jon, probably going toward the new home and (pure speculation here) a rainy day fund for when the warranty goes out on the Renegade.

[Harry]

All kidding aside I have learned our batteries make all the difference between having a reliable coach with everything working, or a coach with batteries at end of life making senseless problems such as making it appear the inverters are failing.

If your batteries are old replace them. It is a lot cheaper to replace batteries before you have problems and if you do not plan on trading coaches soon really give serious thought to the Relion LiFePo4 drop in replacements. They are very expensive but the reduction in weight, the increase in available power and their considerable life span makes that cost an investment rather than an ongoing maintenance cost.

[John]

I think it’s time for a “Go Fund Me” page for Jon! Maybe something like…

My name is Jon and I need some money,

No dues from Tom, he ain’t my honey!

[David]

Jon, the answer to your financial wows is to have battery purchases go through “Jon’s Pay Pal LLC” that way you can re coup ten years of your share of the dues money.

And for those that think Tom is creating a rainy day fund for when his coach is out of warranty, hell he will just buy a new one.

[Michael]

You guys just have to realize I am going to stop trying to get blood from a stone.

Tom doesn’t just keep all the dues money, he spends it as soon as he gets it. Recently it was a new RV, now it is a new house. I think the next in the sequence is a car or two and then the cycle starts all over again.

What I have to do it latch on to the dues money before it hits Tom’s pocket. So far, no luck.

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Mike Harper

2004 Marathon XLII

[Roy]

Hs anyone priced a new Tesla lately, the dues is piling up on me.

[Kathy]

Hey Tom, will Tesla let you use your own batteries.

[Art]

After you’ve bought new Lifeline AGM batteries from Tom, learn how to properly care for and feed your new batteries. Don’t abuse them, they will respond to you … but with a shortened life. They are excellent batteries and will last a long time, if taken care of properly.

Use them but don’t abuse them.