[Corey]

Having ours removed along with the two cooling fans for the original plasma tv, all potential leak sources. Geo.

[Corey]

Turned around to keep it clean????????????

I would rather wipe bugs off the glass than to try to dig bug parts from the grooves on the rear.

BTW, I used the spotlight once in 25 years. Does anyone use their’s?

[Corey]

Tim,

I agree with Mr. Wilbur…. Just gives you more walkin around room,. Any way where I grew up at” the slides” are bad… Whether you got ice on the road, our ate too any greens. I intend to avoid both……

[Corey]

Jon said: “If you guys would pay more doooooze maybe you would get better quality corporate officers.”

I think we should stick with what we have. Lord only knows what kind of clowns would replace the two we have.

[Corey]

AMEN to that! IL has some of the worst roads around. I thought MN’s were bad enough, but IL puts us to shame. And WI’s are getting better, but the NW part of the state still has some bad ones. HWY 53 is slowly getting better North of Eau Claire. Another couple of years should have it almost done.

[Corey]

Thanks Steve, but my navigating the Prevost site was a cluster at best.

Glad you attended, next one you can do the HVAC portion.

[Corey]

U line makes an ice machine the same size and configuration as your fridge. Have one in our house. Geo.

[Corey]

Many thanks to John Hawkins of Miller Industries for his time and effort for showing us the correct way to tow a bus. Towing is one of our worst nightmares and watching John’s demo will give you the general knowledge to assure you are in control of the tow by understanding what equipment is necessary to prevent damage. It’s a 30 minute video, so plan accordingly.

[Corey]

You don’t have an EGR coach so you have no issue. The impact is on coaches from around 2004 and up.

[Corey]

Thanks Jon… Good to know that Prevost has a warranty that covers the possible delamination. I did clean the seal as described and it seems to be in good shape. We deal with water intrusion on our boat and you are right about the mildew/ mold danger (especially in Florida). The first order of business when we returned was to isolate and stop the leak, then we fired up the AC and supplemental dehumidifiers! (mildew and mold have a hard time at 65 degrees and 35% relative humidity) I will post the results of the fix after we contact Prevost in JAX.

[Corey]

Jon, fixed email address.I thought it was set up already, my appologies.

I completely understand about a dealer KNOWING the coach. I guess my issue is that if I don’t know, then I may not know a true line from a BS line; however, I am pretty sharp and can read through most BS. I just look back when I bought my first coach and compare it to my knowledge now and realize that I knew very little back then when I THOUGHT I knew alot…LOL I can’t afford to not know again if that makes sense.

[Corey]

Steve,

The release apparatus for the rose petals on the ’99 model was located in the 7th bay on the driver’s side just behind fourth axle…… it was an option.

Mark

[Corey]

Something I’ve never given much thought to but if a coach does not have the capability to hold its own grey water and discharge it at a later time with a garden hose that would be a deal breaker for me.

[Corey]

Thanks Al for all your efforts .

[Corey]

One desirable feature for me is no fussy one size does all remote. We have a remote control device that supposed to DO ALL. It does its job turning everything off. But try to turn on the TV. Argh!!!!