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Taking Delivery of New to Us Liberty H3
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Jeff and Sandy,
Congratulations on the delivery of your Liberty.
Reese
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I’m glad I have my feet elevated, otherwise I would be wading in this Liberty garden material.
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I figured I’d stir up the contingents from Wisconsin and Tennessee, didn’t figure on the desert though.
Mark, Judy made me do it, she won’t put anything in print so she made me. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it……………
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I see Tom is still unable to embrace the concept of rose petals being the only waste material coming from a Liberty.
This might be a myth, but I heard from a reliable source that the folks that make Fabreze use the scents from the holding tank vents on a Liberty as the basis for their products.
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? How many doors and panels have to be removed to even get to the vents on a Liberty? Geo.
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Its a good thing that Liberty’s smell like roses because with all the rosepetalsh#t contained in this thread, the PC site would really start to smell. Truk don’t you have a control feature to ferret out fake news.
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Nobody that owns a Liberty makes posts like this:
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Sorry Larry
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Pay no attention to The Godfather Larry, everyone knows the rose pedal dispenser is on the outside of the rotting Liberty aluminum holding tank, so your Tecma smell inside would be the same as a Liberty with a Tecma.
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Jeff and Sandy, Ignore the comments from those with lesser coaches. We Liberty owners see the envy all the time. You clearly made a good choice and your best way to deal with the others who own lesser coaches is to just smile and ignore them.
By the way, I believe Mark has a wholesale source for rose petals.
BTW, I wish I could have what others are spreading for my garden.
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I was told that there are only two types of RV owners…..those who have a Liberty, and those who wish they had a Liberty.
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Not quite right…
It is those that have stainless and those that envy stainless.
Happy Trails!
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Jeff and Sandy,
Unlike some on this forum I don’t care if it is a Liberty, it’s a Beaut! Congratulations!
Safe travels,
Doug
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I’ve had 5 with stainless and the last 2 without, there won’t be any going back for me.
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Hey Tom, for the less anointed, why would you not go back?
Harry
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First I would have to find an XLII with the river process done and that’s slim pickens.
Second you can’t compare the space and storage between an XL2 and an H.
Third for use we like the high living space and huge windows and you can walk under the slides due to the height.
Fourth keeping the coach clean and washing is so much easier with smooth painted sides.
Fith nothing easier than accessing your rear wheels and accessories by removing 3 pins and the entire fender comes off. Same as the front, a few bolts and fender is off.
The H’s are more in demand due to educated buyers understanding the delam issues on XL2’s.
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