Liam
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Just ship him so more free PC branded stuff like cup holders, pens, tablets, carry bags and anything else you can come up with and that will make him happy agin !!!!!
Tom can send him some of his old brass fittings.
Al, why do they pick on you.
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So the batteries were already discharged in excess of 50% before you tried the coffee pot.
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You would think he would at least put the jacks down for safety.
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Hey Dick,
I’m thinking that coupel ate one too many wheels of extra sharp cheddar cheese. Did you happen to notice if they were wearing there cheese wedges and going toward Green Bay during football season? That could explain everything.
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We use to always tow 4 down, but now I sometimes put the toad in a trailer w/other stuff.
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Fred, high marks on the excellent photography and extra marks on the sales pitch. Amazingly, I already have in stock the very same Handy Dandy, I can’t believe my good fortune! Thanks!
Kirby
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Where did you buy the LED unit & where did you get the glass to replace the plastic piece?
Also, what about your lower door entrance light?
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i will have to work on that just got idea on new tubing job once i can get started cutting floor under kitchen/bath sinks will be slow go fuse panel on end of bath sink will drill pilot holes connect holes for access to sub floor ie bay ceiling will use flex stainless lines from faucets to tubing may leave stored water system with pumps alone can cut it in later camping this weekend with 5 gal jugs prevost roughing it the shower is a big problem jeff rowe said i could remove lower cabinets under kitchen cabinets above sink that will give me back of shower faucet but where do i fish new tubing from hate to breakout tile to run new lines this bus is 25 yrs old looks and runs great thanks to this site i met jeff will see how it goes thanks TAG1
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I know that the Tecumseh AK111AT-004 will work as a compressor but it is only rated at 12,000 BTU where the origional cruise air compressor is rated at 15,000 BTU and it is #AK147AT-009.The cruise air condensing unit is rated at 14,000 BTU and I assume that the smaller compressor will work but I would assume that it would not cool as well as the correct one.I know that the cruise air compressor can only be sold by their distributors and is expensive(around $700) but if the smaller one works and cools well then it is a bargain.
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Drove it daily in the winter as well as summer in tour/ski busses, with manual trannies. We’ve even done it recently in several of our Prevost MH over the years including the current coach with 8V. Do as Jon and others said, or even better not using the brakes going down,We always follow rule, whatever gear used going up, use the next gear lower going down. Just remember to use 4 way blinkers
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your side marker lights are approx 2 by 6 inches. You could cut a small hole under light thru siding to locate wire that is broken off. Just a thought that you have to weigh in before dismanteling inside wall. seal back up with GE Silicon. Light covers up inspection hole. I have simular problem left rear and that is how I did it. Can’t tell it and it is water tight. Your new led lights will prob(if like mine) only take the two outside screws any way. FWIW. Bob
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Made it back home yesterday afternoon. Next thing is to get all the stuff we need loaded up and organized. I have to say, this coach is much better driving than the XLII it replaces…quieter, and rides a bit better also.
Hit a couple of rough patches during the delivery, but all appears well now. Liberty does build a nice coach!
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Joe,
Here in Nashville if you’re going to be arriving after hours you need to call ahead and get the gate code, probably the same thing for other locations..
It’s a small thing but a great option for us Prevost owners.
Ken
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Tom said, “Dick in Wisconsin was suppose to send us a donation, but he backed out.”
I blew your money on a new Vanner Battery Monitor. But I’m going to stand tall on paying to extend your PC membership a year for winning the What “was” this? contest. The bite me coins on are their way.