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We are signed up and ready to ride! Dan & Jo
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I think that everyone who has owned a coach for a number of years has done something that they would rather
their buddies not know about!
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No way can we miss it !!!
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Well, this should bring many opinions from those that do their own work. I use Teflon tape. I have successfully used it for many years while I worked in the petroleum industry. The material is approved by numerous fitting vendors as compatible with their products used in gaseous service. For example, the molecules of air are much larger than molecules of hydrogen. The key is to get a correct application of the tape on the threads. Also, Teflon tape will not harden or crack, causing leaks.
Their is a right way and a wrong way of applying Teflon tape to a threaded fitting. First, always start the Teflon tape two threads back from the end of the fittings thread (the part of the fitting that is inserted into the threads). This will prevent tiny strings of the Teflon tape from being extruded in the air/process line (causing havoc plugging small orifices). Second, wrap the tape on the threads such that when the fitting is screwed in, the tape will will “tighten” and not become lose when threaded in. Simply put, grab the fitting in your left hand/fingers, with the threads pointing outward. Wrap the tape, starting from the top of the fitting, wrap away from you and pull under, then wrap min of 4 wraps and 6 in better.
I know this sounds technical in describing what many of us have done hundreds of times. This is the approved process demonstrated by representatives of this product.
Hope this helps. It works for me.
Hector
Also, posted this on POG
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Glad to hear that everything is exceeding your expectations on the new coach. I’m sure it is overwhelming on some of the Crestron stuff, but once you have it for a few days, that will become second nature to you.
Have fun! Post some pics when you have time!
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How old are the batteries ?
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Chuck,
If you keep pursuing this you are going to make all of the rest of us feel bad. What’s worse is if you clean the ducts and it solves the problem Barbie is going to be so happy she will share her joy with our wives at the next rally so that means we will all be cleaning ducts. Is there any way we can convince you and Barbie that dust is a good thing?
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Welcome Georges, we’re glad you found us. I think we now have 2 or 3 H-3 40’s on here, so you have lots of company. Any of our Advertisers would be a good place to go and if you’re near Sanford, don’t forget Millennium.
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Jon,
Does Chuck realize your 97 has the Binford 3000 Dust-er-Nater and Barbies worries would be over!
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Hello everyone, we are new on this forum.
Having just purchased this H340, I would love to replace the J lounge dinette with the standard 2 benches facing each other or a table and chairs. Also replace the curbside couch with a laptop desk/work area and one of those swivel recliners that we see a lot of.
Can anyone recommend someone in the Florida area for this? I have been in touch with Excalibur in Sanford, but they are extremely busy with much larger projects.
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Roger,
When you go to the Prevost Ad, just click their website and shazaam, anything you may need is right there for your viewing pleasure. Thank you for choosing PC for you information, we sur do preciate et!
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Well since you ask—-
It may already be there – but I didn’t find it.
Add the Prevost service center phone numbers to the Prevost Ad. I needed to call the Nashville branch the other day and naturally looked to PC and ——-
Congratulations on the membership numbers – that is amazing. Keep up the good work.
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Best of luck to you Bob and hope the ole back gets better. I feel your pain, I deal with lower back pain every day.
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Conceptually that would work except for one thing……..the baffle that drags is in line with the tires. I see a rubber baffle that can flex harmlessly in my future.
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Never thought of the relays, excellent advise for getting to a service facitily.
Thanks Prevost…..