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Thats a god one I would like to know that too! A guess, Liberty 800, Marathon 1500, Vantare 1500 Millennium 100, CC 100, Royal 50 All others 100, this is a pure guess,4-5000, Gary
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Good point Jerry on reflector lens. The old lens were more reflector then light for a turn signal application.
Doing most driving in the day time, I want to be seen when changing lanes. Most drivers are aware of our size and many have been courteous to us while moving over a lane. Bus and tow car approaching 65 feet, we do take up lots of room .
The idiots who stay in our blind spot and who knows why are the ones that can spoil our day. With the bright 6 LED
lights we get a little advantage.
I’am leaving my bottom row of side marker lights as-is for the time being.
Thanks for the imput.
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Great Info Al,
That’s exactly what I was talking about on other site. They must have just come out with those, compared to both I had bought before.
Being an Ole trucker, I LIKE “chicken lights”
And thanks again AL!
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Bob, Sounds interesting! I’ve decided to go with a residential 2 ton Trane split system. I like the idea of having home hvac cooling and heat. Also, check out this YouTube video ……. interesting for power if it really works.
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Perhaps this all relates to the specific gravity of turds, in that if they are floaters, no problem, but if they are sinkers there might be a problem.
Anyone going to volunteer to do a survey?
Who started this post?
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I found the culprit. It is the micro switch inside the door that breaks the ground if you pull on the door handle. Just needed an adjustment for a better connection.
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All Michelin COMMERCIAL dealers particpate in the program
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Sometime and I have ran acroos it before at sales the converters will run the bid up to keep the value up on their conversions auctions are not always on the up and up
I deal with a bank they sell their repos through sealed bids or take a offer and most banks keep a list of repos they have for sale I just bought a Prevost not long ago for a friend from the bank here where I live with no buyers or sellers fee just pay and go
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Dean and Heidi-
We are happy to hear your deal is now complete!
You are going to love it!
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My local ace hardware store has all the comp fittings try Ace hardware ,I did all mine not one push in fitting on coach now , leak free on all three gauges , I even did the three gauges with comp fittings six total got those from Fort Gary ……
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Thanks to Alvie, I found a great truck supply place in Ft. Myers called Dick Williams, Inc. Dick has tons of truck parts and the Alternator I needed, both re-man by Wilson and new on the shelf in stock. I decided on new, the price difference was minimal.
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Thanks Jon,guess some one bumped the cestron. Gary
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Hope we can still hang with ya after you win that Lottery!
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It’s a balmy 21 here in southern MO this morning. WooHoo! We leave here after church Sunday morning and head to Stuart, FL to pick up our new to us 2003 Liberty Lady Classic. Should have left here 2 days ago!
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I have replaced around 5 sets of air bags (or participated in replacing them) and 39 hours for professionals with all the equipment in the world is bullshit. Sorry for the language but if you have been charged that you have been robbed.
Even though your model year requires the removal of the forward fender liners ahead of the drive axle access and removal is quick and simple. Your model year used compression fittings so there are no issues with chasing leaks.
I would urge anyone considering chassis work to shop for prices. As Ron says doing it yourself is a great alternative but some stuff does require some tools or equipment you might not have, but if you do and are willing it is a great option to consider.