[Michael]

Doug,

I am pretty sure that is to power up the modem and stuff if you need to have your coach call home to marathon for an update of any sort. On my bus there is a phone jack and a bunch of electronics that connect to the tech link computer it is located on the DS bay foward of the water bay. Leon could confirm for sure but that is my best thinking.

Bill

[Michael]

my Kenwood will occasionally go blank , there is a small hole in the front that you can put the point of a ball point pen into push and it will reset

[Michael]

Brett:

I live near Sanford and Excalibur, but am on the road right
now.I will be back home in Florida May
31.If you still need someone to go over
to Excalibur at that time, let me know and I will be happy to go look.

Fred

[Michael]

I’ve got time this week, so I’ll pursue your suggestions …

[Michael]

Bryan, I am going to be sorry when you do sell your coach, but I understand that as our needs change we have to adjust and sometimes the coach does not fit in.

I hope you can continue to contribute because your posts have always been good and very helpful.

[Michael]

Border Stew

• 1
  Medium or Large Onion

• 2 lbs.
  Ground beef

• 1 Pkg. Old El Paso Original Taco Mix (2 pkgs if using McCormick)

• 1 Pkg. Hidden Valley (Ranch) Dressing Mix

• 3 Cans diced Mexican, Italian or Cajun Tomatoes

• 1 Can Hominy (drained)

• 1 Can Pinto Beans (drained)

• 1 Can Red Kidney Beans (drained)

• 1 Can Rotel Diced
  Tomatoes and green chili (do not drain)

  1 Can Corn (drained)

  Brown diced onion and ground beef add Taco and Hidden
  Valley Ranch Dressing mix, then start adding the 3 cans of tomatoes and the
  other ingredients. The beans are to be
  drained and rinsed if desired. If the
  mixture is too thick add 1 can of water.
  This stew is usually better the next day, it give it time for all of the
  spices to be absorbed. Warm and serve it
  is excellent with corn bread.

  Bon Appetite

[Michael]

For a quick fix, try this. The air seat is most likely feed air from a 1/4″ air line in the compartment directly under the driver seat. If you open that compartment and look up towards where the bottom of the seat is, you should see an air line going thru the floor. Now that you know which air line feeds the seat, put a valve in the line to shut off the air to the seat. Lowe’s and Home depot carry small air valves or a local NAPA may be able to help you.

A better way, would be to locate the leak and determine what part has failed. But closing off the air line will take care of the issue so you can spend time with your son.

Thank your son for me for his service. I am retired AF and spent some time in Korea.

[Michael]

Truk, it’s beautiful. We just put a floor in…don’t tell Nancy that we had to use more material. Geo.