Alvie
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Jon, your Z06 should have “Run Flats” so no spare is needed. Maybe that’s what we need on our Buses, Run Flats!
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Michael, and anyone seeking OTR…………..
Finding a conversion with OTR is difficult as Geo points out. Liberty has most of its conversions available with OTR. Be aware coaches with more than 2 slides are not going to have OTR because of difficulty ducting it. I say that with knowledge there might be a 3 slide out there that does have OTR.
Each buyer needs to decide if OTR is necessary because it does limit the available coaches significantly. As an owner of three coaches with OTR the lack of it would be a deal breaker for me, but obviously I am in the minority.
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We just took a summer trip with my two great nieces (age 13, they are cousins to each other). I wouldn’t want to travel if the kids are too small.
For several years when they were young, I would take them and their Mom’s and Dad’s with me to Six Flags or the water park in Hot Springs, AR. We stayed in a hotel.
When they got out of school this past summer, I took them on their first motorhome trip. The two sofa’s in the living room turn into beds with just a touch of a button. Perfect! Also, since we have a ‘bath-and-a-half’, they could do all their primping in the half bathroom. And, they WANTED to take their showers at the campground facility (a plus). Two bathrooms did come in handy with four people traveling.
Emma and Evie-Grace are very polite and were not a minutes trouble. They pretty much had their faces buried in their phones. One rule that I had was, NO PHONES at dinner in the restaurant. All of our phones stayed in the car. Amazing what you can find out when you get to teenage girls to talking! LOL!
If the kids are too small, there are too many buttons for them hit that could cause a big headache.
Safe travels,
Mark
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Mike, very pretty and clean bus..good find. Oh and bye the way as mentioned earlier in another post about the water pipes not as shinney as they should be….I would’nt worry much about that, only some other Liberty owner would notice..LOL
Bill S.
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Huh. For some reason, I thought that hose bib was the hookup for washing the toad or a neighboring coach in a camp ground.
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Lauren and I would be interested as well. Let us know when the dates firm up and if were available to join… happy to help with the planning as well.
Sounds like fun.
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Blue Sky on our 45 foot SOB went up 17% so we dumped them for State Farm and saved really big bucks.
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Tell me about your bus.
Might have a stall opening up as a current tenant is selling. Tenant gave me a heads up if the deal goes together in the next couple of weeks. My stalls are heated in winter, you do not need to winterize.
My private e-mail is also open.
AL
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Very nice Bus, enjoy .. Looks in mint condition .. -
What’s the make/model of the gen on your coach and are you SURE it’s overheating. I had a shutdown problem on mine due to voltage regulator. Also could be fuel related.
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Congradulations Allan and Laurie……with your purchased being looked over by the “A” team smooth travels are ahead.
Welcome to PC group.
AL
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If it starts to expand it is not the fault of the water heater, but of an accumulator tank that has failed or has lost its initial air pressure which should match the cut in pressure of the pump minus 2 PSI.
But if it has expanded and has not yet wedged itself in between the ceiling and floor a precautionary change out should be considered because once it expands to that point, removal is as simple as getting a politician to tell the truth.
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If it was brake or aluminum dust it would be dry. There would be no smearing.
Keep a close eye on this. If it is a hub seal you will get a greasy finger when you put a finger through the holes in the wheel. If you just get dry dust that’s normal. I would clean it real well, using brake cleaner and after a drive see if it reappears.
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Al, please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you today. We only met in Quebec and Lakeland but recognized quickly that she was a very special lady. Having gone through a semilar situation I can somewhat relate to what you are going through. Feel free to contact me if you ever need to talk.
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No use for step slide when parked on an H, but we used it on our XLV when parked. Geo.