Jim
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Jeff and Sandy, Ignore the comments from those with lesser coaches. We Liberty owners see the envy all the time. You clearly made a good choice and your best way to deal with the others who own lesser coaches is to just smile and ignore them.
By the way, I believe Mark has a wholesale source for rose petals.
BTW, I wish I could have what others are spreading for my garden.
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I use the Biobor MD formulation in our coach (https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Biobor+md&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 ). We haven’t seen much if any difference in mileage, but our webasto does burn noticeably cleaner since we started using it. We sit quite a bit in the winter, and even in the high AZ desert 🫠I don’t want to have self inflicted problems. I have to pass on our thanks to Rudy…he recommended this particular additive to me several years ago, and it has worked well for us to date.
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Roof leaks are hard to isolate because depending on how level the coach sits, a leak that originates on a penetration can travel down a roof rib sometimes, and take another path some other time depending on variations from level.
The easiest solution is to reseal all penetrations such as antennas and vents as well as seams between the caps and roof skin.
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Sorry, my old dog Prevost does not have 3 air pressure gauges, only the 2 for the brakes and I “assumed” the OP was referring to one of those gauges swinging.
Thanks for the clarification.