Dick
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Tom you must be getting old because it did come from you about 2 years ago.
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My battery’s are 3 years old lifelines I believe, I did notice one of the connectors isn’t is the best condition, I’m going to clean them up as you recommended and report back.
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Doc, I’m just guessing, but I think this web site has a question limit. Beyond which your dues get doubled.
Take it easy folks. I’m trying to make a joke.
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Almost forgot the cherry on top of the ice cream, maxxima provided colored buttons to cover screw heads.
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The light is LOW BAT, not BAT BAL. Check alternator output first. Could be alternator or a bad battery connection.
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I’ll take one. Thanks.
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Can you post a generator picture showing a oil leak ?
AL
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I have AAA RV for the car, Suburban, and race trailer. They have served me well. Called them once for the coach, and they were scared to come out once they understood what we had, and I worked the problem out by myself at no cost. I never really expected AAA RV to hand a 45′ bus.
So on the coach we’ve been “self-insuring” for seven and a half years. I have roadside assistance with the tires I just bought, so that is covered if I need it. If I did get a roadside plan, it would be Coach-Net.
I believe that ANY of these plans are ONLY as good as the operators in their Rolo-Dex. If I have a tire problem, I should have help but I’ve never tested it. Beyond that I’ll use the PC Forum, the PC Facebook page, and maybe one of the Brand X Facebook pages (with a grain of salt). If I need a tow, I’ve got John Hawkins (Miller Industries) number in my phone on the presumption he’ll have a customer with the right wrecker to haul our coach correctly.
Maybe the admin’s could put out a poll on this subject. What do yo have? Have you used it? Happy or not?
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I have had Good Sams for 25 years, and this will be the last year. In the last ten years I have called for help 3 times. One flat tire on car, one flat on coach and the last time a blown air bag in Ohio. They couldn’t find me any help on any of the three.
This time I was at the first rest area south of Ohio on I 75 and it was on a Sunday. Stayed on the phone with them for over an hr. and no help. I found someone myself, but when I sent the bill to them they only paid $990 of the $378.14 bill.
Think I will give Coach Net a try and hope I never have to use them.
Jack
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FMCA made itself useless to most Class A/Bus owners when they stopped being a magazine for motorhomes only. I have had Good Sam roadside for about 20 years and never had a problem with multiple tows. Coachnet also gets very good reviews.
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I greatly appreciate everyone’s responses and comments my ears are always open and I am not an expert. I did speak to East Tennessee and the cost was rough estimate 15 K/20 K. Obviously they have to see the RV
One area of concern that someone mentioned was the rear electronics in the rear closet bedroom area they said that proper ventilation will be essential and finding the proper ductwork to remove humidity and moisture could be challenging. They said a sump pump will probably be the most logical way to remove the waist and having the rear slide is certainly a concern also. It appears that not until the converter has the RV in the shop of will they actually know if this is a realistic renovation
Please keep the comments coming thanks.
dr Gary. Gboya12 @aol.com. 201-663-0935feel free to call me if you’d like to chat
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Bernie,
LMAO…must get a little dusty and it’s time to change. I’am there also changing batteries every 3 years.
Pretty easy on the wallet with the NAPA card.
AL
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done it on a 98 45xle.. Like it you can shower and get dressed in private..Grand kids can have front of coach and stay up all night if they want..I’m a homebuilder–don’t listen to me!!! Bob Ps have a 1/2 bath foward of bedroom.
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Don,
I just signed into the AITA app on my phone and laptop. The clickable NAPA logo is missing in action on both. Sure hope it’s just a glitch. I guess time will tell.
Joe
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Larry have you had the window replaced yet? Are you in FL?
Bill III