Not sure this is a 100% true but,

I believe Prevost commissioned Michelin tire company to make the 365 for Prevost and had a 7 year exclusive on the tire when it first came out. The 7 years have long passed but Prevost still gets first dibs off the production line of 365s, meaning 365s will always be available through Prevost although most…

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My front is heavy as well. I dump the tag to raise the front up if needed. The canelever effect is a wonderful thing.<div>
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I never use my HWH Leveling system on my H3-45. The H3s are notoriously heavy in the front and the HWH Leveling System dumps all the air out of the bags then fills the ones necessary to level the bus. The problem comes when the system is trying to lift the heavy front. It is a slow process lifting the front because of the weight.

I learned…

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Try ETLC (East Tennessee Luxury Coach)

365 carry more weight hence more safety margin on the steers. 365 have been had to get over the past years so 356s on the tag give you emergency spares for the steers.

Emergency spare to get you off the road, not down the road

Never known Featherlite to use vacuum toilets. They have always used Headhunter toilets that use a jet of water at the bottom to break up and push the debris through. These toilets require a MINIMUM of 60 PSI to break up and push debris through (especially solids).

Your description sounds like a Headhunter toilet that is working without the…

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Hi Matt:

Keep me updated and let me know how things go. I still have two of the three used CruisAir units.

Chuck

Unit has been flawless. It was a direct drop-in replacement, System had to be flushed then unit was installed, vacuumed down, checked for leaks, then charged with the new Freon R-410A (I Think). All the old controller boards and control panels still are in place and work fine.

Aqua-Air has been building marine units for yachts for years;…

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Don:

Don’t have a source for the Allison transmission filters and gaskets other than Prevost?

Chuck

Over the years I have Whittle down the tools in the box to a minimum. Always thought I needed every tool I owned with me, but have learned you can do quite a bit with just a few select tools.

As for a spare tire, now that you have one you will never need it.LOL

Chuck