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  • Adrienne

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    September 1, 2017 at 10:23 am in reply to: Traveling with Protection

    No matter how friendly our Canadian Friends who winter in Arizona I have told them I will not be visiting them in Canada. Thanks but no thanks. I don’t need to be treated like the Taliban and still spend my money in Canada. I have had two no gun related visits to Canada for business and both times they treated me like I should be thanking them for letting me come to their Country and spend money. I will stay in the United States, the greatest Country in the World and spend my money here. Oh Canada, no. Michael

  • Adrienne

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    August 22, 2017 at 9:08 pm in reply to: Well ah S#@t

    We are so glad to hear everyone is okay! Thinking of both of you and hope the rest of your trip home is uneventful.

    Take care,

    Donald & June

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 19, 2017 at 4:58 am in reply to: Refrigirator Decisions

    In our previous coach I nursed an Amana through several repairs. For the reason you state with panels matching the interior I was reluctant to give up on it. After it failed for the 4th time I bit the bullet and replaced it and realized I should have gotten rid of the Amana long before I did.

    The research to find a refrigerator that would fit the opening narrowed my options and we settled on one that should have fit. It lacked about 1/8″ so some modifications on the opening were required. It was a learning experience. I settled on a refrigerator with stainless steel doors to replace the Amana that had doors trimmed with a Vitricor to match the cabinets. The stainless did not look out of place, but if it did not I was prepared to have a shop add panels to match the cabinets.

    I know your pain, but when you get one that is reliable to replace the Amana the pain goes away.

  • Adrienne

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    August 14, 2017 at 9:17 am in reply to: PC Total Solar Eclipse – 2017

    Jim & Chris,

    We are in Island Park, ID north of Driggs doing Yellowstone. A few days ago we drove down to Driggs and found the road contruction all around the entrance to the high school. It looked like the best way in and out was to use the Middle School road from the highway and then turn right to get to the high school. We did talk to a construction dude on site and he said “it should be all clear” for the eclipse weekend. We plan on leaving Island Park early on the 18th. If possible please post the best route in as soon as you determine what that route is. They are also doing some work on the side of the highway near the school so things were congested. See you soon.

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 7, 2017 at 8:45 pm in reply to: Level Low Renew

    Copied and pasted from my mx log Rocky, I hope this helps.


    Installed 5 new Norgren
    coils(4x12v, 54452-02 & 1x24v, 54452-03) and 5 Norgren
    armatures(54462-31).

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 7, 2017 at 7:57 am in reply to: Ride height major malfucntion HELP Please!

    Just call me, let’s see if we can get you some help 806-828-4138

    Glenn

  • Adrienne

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    August 6, 2017 at 4:56 pm in reply to: Receiving notice of reply

    Sometimes, if someone has posted or is following a post on a matter of strong interest, having the notifications feature working would be handy rather than frequently signing in to check on whether there is any input on that topic of interest. Linda

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 6, 2017 at 10:48 am in reply to: How to find size of holding tanks?

    . HJ,

    I am going to call You HJ , I have a combination black / gray tank. It is 100 gallons on My coach. My fresh water is also 100 gallons. My tank monitors are possessed , and I cannot rely on them. So I have put a hillbilly monitor on the side of My fresh water tank. If You empty Your black/gray tank. And fill Your fresh water tank. And can monitor the fresh water level. When Your fresh water is getting low, then Your holding tank is getting full. If You have the same 100 gal/100gal setup. I also have the gray water bypass like Mark. It is a nice option to have sometimes. Long showers will fill a tank up fast. If both of Your monitors are bad , You are screwed. It is a guessing game.

    Another tip for You on the holding tank. Do not leave Your valve open if You are setup in a site and connected to sewer. Some tow behind campers do this with the mentality that they do not have to worry with dumping their tank. And probably because they have low capacity tanks. They will have solids accumulate in the bottom. Let Your tank get near capacity then dump. The surge of all the water should take most all of the solids with it. Make sure You have a good seal on Your dump hose or You will need Golashes. Tom can probably give You a little insight on that. Rubber Dr gloves , The kind You hate to see Your Dr lube up. Are a must have item for handling the dump hose. And no , They are not re-usable. Throw them away !

    I hope You get Your coach on the road soon. I look forward to reading about the adventures of HJ.

    Bsafe,

    Rocky

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 5, 2017 at 9:32 pm in reply to: Replacement of 2 Atwood water heaters

    Thanks Tom, the valves for the heat exchange loop is right above the water heaters.

    If I disconnect the bypassed water heater will the other one still work? Not sure how they are inter connected.

  • Adrienne

    Member
    August 5, 2017 at 8:46 pm in reply to: Ride height major malfucntion HELP Please!

    More info is required to try and figure out what the problem is. What are the symptoms?

    You should at least add the year and converter to your profile.

    Most converters have the ride height controled by the center coil on the five port manifold in the compartment

    under the drivers seat.

    If the center coil is bad, you can swap it with one of the others, if the voltage is the same.

    Go to the articles section and read Jon’s article “Prevost Leveling System Diagnosis”