Corey
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Watched an interview of Christie in the bus on Fox News Monday morning. He even did a partial walk through for the news crew.
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Neither system should be rusty or have residue.
Coolants are designed to prevent corrosion and if they are maintained you should not see rust.
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This will be our 4th time there and have never been asked the year, much less a photo. Geo.
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Steve, you gonna be wearing a 3-pc designer suit the next time we see ya now that you’ve taken a few sips of that Liberty kool-aid ?
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We’re booked from April 19-25. I echo Diane’s comments! And Jim, they didn’t ask for any photos…
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Sounds like an unusual situation. Most competent techs enjoy dealing with owners who care enough to want to understand the coach. They are almost always happy to answer questions and typically enjoy the respect owners show them by acknowledging their skills.
I had an alignment done in Nashville this year and as can be imagined I was at the work station watching the process. Without saying much or asking questions the technician started telling me what he was doing, why he was doing it, and what the outcome was going to be. He was pleased I cared enough to watch him work, and especially pleased he could show me he was not only going to get the various settings in the allowable range, he was going to get them in the center of the range.
Maybe I am wrong, but the technicians who don’t like being watched or feel uncomfortable answering questions are those who are not sure of themselves. The competent technician rarely has people watching him, and when he does he seems very happy to demonstrate his skills.
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The acid is terrible for paint and must be rinsed good. I opened the AC’s up and took two bottles up with me. A bottle of 409 and a pump sprayer of water. I coated them good with 409 and rinsed with water. A little more work than the acid but worked for me. My labor is free.
Davy
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Cliff, go ahead and remove the screws and undernearh you’ll find another…then the shade unit should come down and give you access to the motor. Geo.
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Bring your bus, Ron.
The reason a lot of these folks build their own is they don’t want the usual, they want something different. Yours is a perfect example of a conversion that was not “cookie cutter” from the graphics to the interior.
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I think Dick is referencing the blue water tower. He’s being a wise guy.
I’m pretty sure Geo and Corey will agree age is a meaningless way of discriminating in an RV resort because some of these older coaches are absolutely great looking. I have parked next to Scott’s fishbowl and his Silversides (yes he is a member of the two bus club) and both are just really neat buses.
BTW, at the rally those photos were taken there were four late model Prevost coaches meaning those guys that build their own don’t discriminate against those of us with store bought coaches. Although Hardheaded Ken hopped up his early model Angola conversion with a 14 liter Series 60 and a 10 speed.
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Jon: What is the device that is raised out of the top of the nicely restore blue and white, single rear axle bus? Is that the dome for one of those really early satellite TV antenna dishes? I think some of those were close to 8 or 9 feet wide. The owner of that coach has really taken the retro thing to the nth degree.
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Thanks Mike and Peter. I’m very glad to have that information. My inverters are working very well right now, so no real hurry but I’ll plan to change out for the magnums soon. Thanks for the info.
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We saw you last night in the parking lot up front. We got here just a few minutes before you. Perfect weather for Disney!
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Ok boys…. What metal Polish?
I need something till till I can get my coach to Nashville to get it polished!!
Steve
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Mine are painted to match, on an H it doesn”t look bad, and takes care of the plating. Wouldn’t work on stainless I guess.