Mike
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Yay! Country Coach similar vintage to mine.
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My Webasto sits in a frame on Rubber feet. The ground wire in the frame, goes out to another point on the chassis.
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You made a good choice Art, i will be installing these batteries soon.
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House, Yes 12v only The only 24v is some things on engine, It can get cold here mid 30’s once in a while, If they get to cold or hot they will shut off, No built in heaters, Hauled off those old Lifelines felt good,Damn their heavy. Watched a few sail boat video’s and they were mostly using Li Time and had good things to say about them, One of our Prevost guys are using them also. Time will tell
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Mikee when you say torque converter does that something that I should bring to Allison trans to check out.If is a converter problem do you have to take trans out and rebuild.I hope not
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Ouch! Inflation is a killer!
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If you desire you can sue aluminum, the differences are cost, corrosion chances increase, especially in an outdoor installation,
You would need 2 ga aluminum to do it in copper. Now, think about related costs, larger conduit may be required, corrosion prevention goop. Some receptacles, etc are not rated for aluminum, be sure what you buy is if you choose to go alum.
For me, the material is but a part of the cost of the job. Labor, peace of mind, etc ned to be figured in as well.
Yes, copper is more expensive up front, but may be cheaper in the long run.
Your installation, your choice.
Good Luck either way
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Average…. estimate 1 gallon or less per hour
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I saw that 4 gauge copper I thought it was up to 100 ft??
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50 amp at 240 vac with a 160 foot run should be 4ga copper
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Hey Don! Did you replace your front rotors?
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Also have the 2812. Love it.
please let us know when you figure it out.
Thanks
Bill III
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Yes, ETLC/Trans-Specialists are Lifeline battery dealers
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I use a Shurflo pump as a backup to my headhunter. To make it able to flush the toilet with such low flow I added an expansion tank in line with the toilet water supply line. I believe the new expansion tank is a one gallon size and I have no issues using the low volume Shurflo.