Bill
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Well if one of our leaders becomes a Bama fan
I’ll have to ask for my dues money back.
War Eagle
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That`s why I roll the coal !! Blacker the smoke the better. Keeps the Libs and huggers somthing to gripe about !!
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George,
My oldie but goodie does not require an inverter to charge the house batts.
I have a dedicated 12V alternator driven by the 8V92. Alternator output to fuse block to large, long cable to the front of the coach direct connection to the house batts located in the spare tire compartment.
The cable arrangement is interesting. the 12 V positive are: alternator output on one end, 4 batts, then feed to inverters/chargers. So the alternator feeds from one side of the bank and the inverter charger from the other.
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What the hay caused that? Gremlins or Russians??
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More work to install unit and remote. Need to find a place to install.
But once it’s in, you’re all set.
The recommended unit is subject to theft.
Up to you.
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Is Loctite recommended for installation of the brackets?
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Thanks Tom, still troubleshooting with Leon, sent both units to Coburg, will end up with Rasbery Pi instead repair based on cost…
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We are planning on being there.
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Pres and Dan,
I wish I knew all of the particulars. The pic was posted on another site with no explanation.
I, too, have a ton of questions!
It looks like the MG is in as far as it can go.
Mark
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So in the fan it’s self it has a oil clutch like a car and a electric clutch all at the fan?
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The systems on Liberty coaches have evolved and on the Elegant Lady coaches the A-B system is used either as the sole means of performing switching functions or in concert with Crestron.
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We love our Lafer. It has the folding footrest and comes in a lot of colors.
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Touching on what June and Chris said:
We took the mule ride down into the Grand Canyon and let me tell you, you will be sore! I really didn’t/don’t have experience with mules or horses and I squeezed my legs to stay on the mule. After 7 hours on that thing, I had no leg muscles left. I fell off of the mule when we reach the rim! (oh my, the memories).
It took 3 hours to get down to a plateau level following a twisty, dusty, path shared with people walking. It took 4 hours to get back up to the rim. The mules like to eat the grass along the way FACING THE CANYON! (hold on tight!) LOL! There were about 10-12 mules in our group. Craig was the last ass…. (he doesn’t read here…hee hee). My mule was name ‘Macintosh’ and Craig’s was ‘Madonna’. Since Craig had experience riding horses, the leader wanted him to be the last mule to keep the group together.
During this trip (before we started motorhoming) we stayed at the El Tovar. That night after the mule ride, we had reservations to a wine gourmet seated dinner in the restaurant. We didn’t know if we could make it but we clicked in and the dinner was very good.
Regarding Winslow, AZ, eating or staying at the La Posada Hotel (a renovated Harvey Hotel) is a must. Anytime we are in the area in the coach or driving through by car, we will eat at the Turquoise Room which is excellent!
Mark
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Ronald,
We were there last year also and echo the other remarks. Clean, easy in and out and well maintained. The train is great and offers several choices of cars. The town is small but has a few good restaurants and shops. We enjoyed it. If your an Eagles fan make sure to stop in Winslow Arizona and get a picture at he “Standing On The Corner” park.w
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Well look who the cat drug in… Welocme Ron, delighted to have you here. I also thank you for referring to me as a friend, I like the sound of that! Here they have other names for me and none are that nice!This is a great group of folks and some are even relatively sound of mind. I remember one of the first posts I received here on the forum was from Jon and one thing he said was “if we don’t have the answers we’ll just make something up”! After hearing that I knew I was in the right place as I have no desire to be anywhere that good humor isn’t present.
Just as a heads up, watch out for comments from MorPrevost90 aka Lynda and John. They have a very very old 1990 bus! 🙂 🙂
And don’t let these Detroit Diesel Series 60 guys push you around Ron, jealousy is a terrible thing to see!
Harry