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  • Jim

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    April 12, 2015 at 7:20 pm in reply to: Glass Repair

    Let’s try again. Any place in the northeast that can work on the fogged H windows? C’mon boy’s, our reputation is at stake.

  • Jim

    Member
    April 12, 2015 at 1:15 pm in reply to: word of warning

    With rare exception Prevost owners get very good service and support. The converters and service centers, including the independent ones who specialize in Prevost conversions respect the owner’s wishes and go far beyond anything you are likely to encounter at the conventional RV dealer to satisfy a customer.

    That is not wishful thinking. If you have read this forum you will find a lot of very favorable comments about service providers. We do not censor comments critical of coach service so if you find a lack of complaints it is because there are very few.

  • Jim

    Member
    February 7, 2015 at 9:11 am in reply to: Gate code Prevost Fort Worth

    I just called ahead.

  • Jim

    Member
    January 13, 2015 at 9:21 am in reply to: Snead sealant

    As Red said, Pro Flex and you can get it at Camping World. I buy it by the can and brush it on.

  • Jim

    Member
    January 6, 2015 at 4:27 pm in reply to: PC License Plates

    Busy Boy !!! Temp is 57 not sooo bad !!

  • Jim

    Member
    December 7, 2014 at 10:18 am in reply to: Amana Strikes Again

    Our fridge got ruined when the power failed. Nobody could figure out howor why it happened.

    The stink was terrible, to say the least. Did not get the full dose because by the time I got back to the bus, they had already removed all the food. Still stinking though. Tried all the remedies offered on the Internet. None did do the trick for me. So … got a new fridge. I was very fortunate to find out that my 7 years old fridge model was still available as a 2014 model. So no carpentry required. it fits the old opening like a glove.

    Old fridge went out the windshield along the lines of how Jon described it. In our case, no need to remove anything at all. Just a few strong guys on the inside who lifted the fridges, old and new, over and past the copilot seat.

    The benefit of the new fridge is that it has 2014 technology and it is a better fridge overall.

    I got a good whiff of what the smells are like when food goes bad inside the bus. Several weeks ago, someone elses fridge gave up but they were lucky because it was being worked on so the technicians found out relatively soon. The people had a fridge full of shrimp. When they opened the bus door, the smell was still overwhelming for buses down the row!

    Well, Happy Sunday!

    Cheers,

    Ronald

  • Jim

    Member
    October 27, 2014 at 1:02 pm in reply to: Millenicom is no longer in business!

    I just received a notification message on my Jetpack Millenicom/Verizon device. It says,

    Free VZW msg. We want to discuss plan options for keeping your Verizon Wireless Service. Please call 800-233-8974 to avoid service disruption on 11/8.

    That is the first thing I have received from Verizon on this. I have not called yet but I plan too.

    Davy

  • Jim

    Member
    October 25, 2014 at 6:26 pm in reply to: Another use of bus air

    the gap was approximately 1/4 ” at the most. In the center of the window. There was a very strong crosswind.

    I talked to someone late yesterday in Nashville that said that the bolts at the bottom of the window could be in need of tightening.

    thank you

    Chris

  • Jim

    Member
    October 7, 2014 at 1:19 pm in reply to: New TV installed in outside bay

    Very nice. Can’t live without the TV for tailgating this time of year.

  • Jim

    Member
    October 1, 2014 at 5:52 pm in reply to: Just a big thank you

    I see no down side to me parking on the opposite end of the park from Jon.

  • Jim

    Member
    September 30, 2014 at 2:01 pm in reply to: winter camping in cold weather area

    Chip and Pam, we do a lot of ski trips and have spent a lot of time in weather colder than you are likely to experience in Viginia. When we had our CC XL40 we usually did as you propose- shut off the Webasto and run a small electric space heater inside during the day. We did that because the Webasto was smoky above 7,000 feet and it just didn’t look nice. We used a space heater on a kitchen counter instead of the toe kicks because we were afraid that our big furry dog could be burned while we were away. The bus usually stayed around 50 inside. We activated the electric bay heat, but with the waste heat from the electric water heaters, I don’t think it ever came on.

  • Jim

    Member
    August 17, 2014 at 8:37 pm in reply to: Battery equalizing

    Jim,

    You
    really haven’t hurt the batteries running them down below 12v a
    couple times. Deep discharge down into the single digits is another
    matter, I’ve seen that and the batteries were toast. Your inverter
    probably has a LBCO, low battery cut-off that shuts off at a
    pre-determined voltage. The problem is there are so many other 12v or
    24v parasitic loads on the coach that even if the inverters shut
    down, those other draws could kill the batteries.

    As
    for equalizing, if it makes you feel good do it, but I doubt you’ll
    see any improvment, but if so, it will be short lived. I’ve done it
    more than once over the years and gained nothing. Usually when
    someone starts thinking equalization, the end result is usually new
    batteries.

  • Jim

    Member
    July 22, 2014 at 2:47 pm in reply to: Wash & Wax – Elkhorrn Ridge

    Yeah, but he also has BUTTONS! Ithink one of them is for a slide or two.

  • Jim

    Member
    July 18, 2014 at 7:15 pm in reply to: OKC No Rally Rally – Sept 26 – 29

    Made reservations today for Barb and I arriving 9/26. We’ve never been to one of these, and I’ve never met anyone on this forum in our travels. Looking forward to another of lifes first time experiences.

  • Jim

    Member
    May 26, 2014 at 7:11 pm in reply to: The air horn, train whistle and the CB speaker.

    This is the stupidist bunch of stuff and it is time that Liberty re visits these products and decides that these do not have anything to do with a superior coach,if I was building a new coach I would demand that not only do they not delete this bunch of s.it and that the wiring is also deleted from the bus and the price is reduced as well.

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