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I look at the Prevost listings on ebay. I can only speak for myself, but while I look at them daily there is no way I am ever going to buy one by bidding. There is far too much to consider when buying a coach, and nothing is more important that seeing one in person.
Having said that, ebay is the ideal place to get exposure. If there is an intersted buyer that person will begin communicating with you.
The problem is ebay brings out the crazies. Every whacko that thinks they can buy your coach for 20 cents on the dollar will contact you with ridiculous offers. You will answer endless questions from people who don’t know the difference between a Prevost and a Winnebago. But a serious buyer is going to be all over the internet and will have seen all the coaches listed, yours included. Ebay becomes another place for the serious buyer to understand you are a serious seller and just may be inspired to get off the dime and arrange to see your coach. The ebay auction seems to motivate some folks, not to buy, but to start moving towards a purchase.
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Sure .now you tell me Peter ! LOL OK next time im out your way Im bringing the baby buffer. Actually is a dual action one ,not suitable for compounding but for just applying wax its a real winner due to its small size and low weight. the price is attractive too.
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What happened to the “Tom” question ?
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Thanks everyone for your participation and please keep it coming! Here’s the link to vote:
Poll: where did you buy your coach?
(at Grizz’s request, I made a slight wording change to the last three choices; this was easy because there were no existing votes for these choices).
And, here are results so far:
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Don’t forget Direct has an RV service line. A real person answers and I have had great luck.
Direct TV RV — 1-800- 769- 4635
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Actually I think everyone that manages to get to OKC should receive free membership next year.
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Red’s is the stacked CAC and I believe most of them have been bullet proof, but wouldn’t hurt to check it.
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OOOOOOOOhhhhhhh that was good ! thanks for the help Mark Im not quick enough to come up with answers like that ! LOL ,by the way Jon ,how come you have all this time to answer stuff, shouldnt you be working on the ford ? When are we gonna see some pics of it ?
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Moving along on the retractable bed install….. starting to attach the deck segments(cut from the original bed deck) and re-installing the massagers from the lower deck to the top deck. Have to install the last two segments and put the new mattress on top.
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Make sure you haven’t accidentally hit the lighting master switches near the front entry.
It’s easy to do and will definitely kill all your lighting..
Just a thought…..I know I’ve done it enough times!!
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Sawbonz,
I don’t like not being in control of my power after having a Vantare with two 4000 watt inverters with two easy to use remotes.. I can’t believe you have to remove the remote to change the settings !!
So far that is the only thing I am not happy with in the Liberty, I could manage my power anyway that suited me which made it possible to run all A/Cs at once at certain times. I really miss that.
I would love to have remotes that could control the charging especially, but like Jon pointed out the wiring could be an issue.
Diane
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Jon,
I do not know about XLII’s but if that shaft brakes off in an XLV, no key in the world will unlatch that door as the deadbolt key mechanism is also attached to that same pivot point on the back of the handle. Tried that, no joy.
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I’m new, give me a little time. I did say it was a 2000 Vantare, sorry, did not say it is an XL.
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Jon,
Few shower valves are thermostatic. You said a pressure balancing valve at the shower. What does this actually do?
If the shower mixing valve is actually thermostatic (most are not), a mixing valve at the hot water heater won’t help the shower situation. I still advocate a hot water heater based thermostatic mixing valve to prevent scalding at all faucets.
Do you have the make and model of that hot water heater?
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I dry mine with a leaf blower