Bob
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The first picture was the bus two years ago: for those familar/not with story was a 24 volt cable shoert to frame electrical fire. I am rebuilding coach slowly. Until recently i had two coaches. A few weeks ago I sold one to get me more enthused to finish this one. I will post pictures of progress. Changes include 3 slides bath and 1/2 mini-split hvac led lighting and much more.
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Bob,
We know the search function has a lot to be desired and will be included in our enhancement plans.
As for pictures, you shouldn’t have a problem.
Click the picture icon above next to You Tube
Click upload
Find the picture on your computer
Click the picture and open
Click OK and it should post
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I will go with Hectors explanation.
Have used it for years on taperd pipe fittings for refrigeration pressure sensor connections. -
The 89 now resides in Tyler Texas with a new owner. He is making it his own with changes. It is his to display and comment on now. I do respect his privacy. I will however post some more of the 98 in progress soon. Bob
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Thank you all for the warm welcome and the good advice.
It is I, rather than my wife that doesn’t like the dinette configuration (since I do all the cooking and serving……… she only does the dishes!). But she is the one that wants the office style setup in the front instead of the second couch. So we always agree 50/50.
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Thanks John, that will be my next
project and I’ll probably be back to you seeking more advise. This
HVAC stuff is a little frustrating, mainly because I don’t completely
understand the logic and how all the assorted components for A/C
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I used to have money. No need to explain where it went.
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Liberty has their hands full trying to get a steam gauge guy to learn Crestron. I have mastered the art of turning on the lights. I know where the key is. We know how to get ice from the refrigerator for our adult beverages. I think we got it.
We will have another day of training and Friday if needed. We don’t even know what we don’yt know, but at least I don’t have to learn the mechanicals as much as I need to learn the Crestron.
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They had your new coach”spit shined” and in the showroom ready for delivery.
Sorry to hear that you will be in a hurry when you take delivery, as these newer coaches with crestron control systems took an old guy like me a while to understand certain functions. I have also found each coach we have owned was programed differently. Troy, and the staff at Liberty were very patient and helpful during delivery.
The X3 is still in process of being built in North Chicago, expect delivery the end of May. We understand your anticipation for delivery.
Will be attending the Royale Rally in Myrtle Beach hope to meet you then. Again ENJOY your new coach!!!
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Dale,
If you’re going through Southern CA when heading from Phoenix to WA, please give a shout. We haven’t gotten the SoCal people together for dining with visitors in quite awhile. Do, give us a shout, and hopefully we can grab a dinner one evening while you’re in transit.
Ray
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That has been a pretty common problem and I had one doing the same thing on the wet tank. When I did my air bags, shocks and norgrens, I removed the valve and put in a lanyard for draining, which enables me to drain the tank standing beside the drive wheels.
Aux leaks just never end, except for Hector….
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Of course, I knew you wanted to sign up for the work! We’ll need a tender for Jdub’s Mega Ice Cream machine he and his dad hand built.
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see you found your way over!unless it has been changed over it is r-12. usually when they change it over they mark it every where. On place in particular would be the valve block behind the pannel where you come up the front steps to your right where the driver air coil is located along with the defroster coil. Good luck. Sende some of that Alberta cool south. Bob
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Truk,
Let the back-tracking begin !!!! He’s going to look like a crawfish going to a seafood boil. (I don’t expect you guys to get that one).
Louise just informed me that the bedspread color in Jon & Di new bus is the “in” color for 2012; I think she called it tangerine or coral. The interior designer that we used when we renovated ours told her about the “new in color”. This bus must have been re-done by someone who was up on the latest trends. Louise loves the colors inside.
You done good A-1!
Jon’s going to need a king size bed to support his swelled head and the grin on his face when he takes delivery of this baby!
Boy it sure is pretty; I really like the beige laminates and the ultrawood veneers.
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Hi All!
This is my first post with my iPad 3rd generation! Seeing what works and what does not work.
Loading pics works!
