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Tim,
You didn’t put a Subject in your post, I made it live anyway.
I put 1 SMX in HU at 85, but I suppose more would be needed in high heat and humidity.
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Thanks everyone, good advise
Ray
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There was a time when most Prevost conversions had names or phrases on the front cap.
Ours was “Classy Chassis”. Some have been cute like “Roamin’ Holiday”. Some have been a statement such as “My Way”
The worst in every respect we saw at the old American Coach in Allen, Michigan and to this day it still wins the prize for stupid. In foot high letters on the rear cap was “Screaming Orgasm”
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Curious, what kind of oil these take??
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FYI – You should insist on Agreed Value, otherwise in case of a loss, you’ll be screwed. You’ll probably only get that from companies like National Interstate who understand the conversion market. Be sure to talk to our advertisers that are bus experts.
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There are some coaches a lot of us know that are so well maintained that no inspection is needed except to confirm what is already known.
Al’s coach is one of them. Another just recently sold. They don’t last long on the market.
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The Zoro replacement (identical) for the failed Thomas compressor in my Millennium is $387. You must have a very unique compressor in your Marathon!
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Did he mention who was going to be providing the InMotion HD units for Directv? Now you have really thrown a wrinkle into our plans of changing TV’s and satdish to the stationary Winegard HD for Directv. What to do, what to do..
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Chuck,
To change the charging current levels on your coach, assuming you have the Freedom inverters you have to change the dip switch settings on the rear of the remote panels.
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Jon,
I would gladly provide representation but to be fair and in the interest of full disclosure the Court I have in mind is a non posting PC member who happens to own a CC and has a brother in the Cowboy Hall of Fame. Just saying it could be a hard row to hoe for a northern born Liberty owner. Let me know when you and the defendant can appear. I will have the case fully prepared, plenty of beer and barbecue available for the jury and a wash bay reserved for sentencing purposes.
Tom I think this has article and video potential as learning tools for bus cleanliness.
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That’s pretty cool Dick…
Tom
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Jon,
For the record, I just went to the “add map item” and filled out all of the information requested.
This is exactly what I did a month ago… not complaining…..just giving the information…
It is for Catherine’s Landing… Hot Springs, AR… great place.
Let’s see if it works.
Pres
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Peter, Can or Scott let us all know what the issue was and how it was resolved?
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Jacky,
Do you know what topic you posted under or specifically when you posted? I know I did not delete any posts and I doubt if Tom did because we usually discuss things before we do something like that. The only thing we do without discussing with one another is to move a post that might be under the wrong heading.
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needtocamp
MemberFebruary 22, 2016 at 12:20 pm in reply to: Dash/AC/Headlights flicker with Parking Brake OFFInteresting new piece of info:
When test driving the bus before purchasing – and checking the engine, trans, etc… out we never noticed this problem. Nor did we on the entire trip home from Pheonix to Livermore.
We drove pretty much straight through to get home in time to take the kids out for Halloween, so we drove all night too. That’s when we, like many of you, figured out the headlights were pretty lame.
Very quickly after that, one of the first things I did was change the headlights from a halogen bulb – to an HID setup for much better light. I’ve done that on quite a few vehicles and that was that.
Then – quite a bit later, we drove the bus around and discovered this problem. During the daytime.
I don’t know why… but the other night, I ran the bus trying to figure out the problem and as I was sitting there I reached out and hit the headlights. Don’t really even know why I did…. and the problem stopped.
I then did some testing and figured out as long as the headlights are on – not just the parking lights but the headllights – the problem doesn’t happen.
Yesterday we took a “learning” trip to Bravo Farms for the kids to play in their playground. A nice 2.5 hour drive each way and I left the headlights on the whole time. No problems.
So – now at least I figured out a way around the problem… now I’ll have to figure out what it is. Obviously, I now think it has to do with the HID modification I did. Which is pretty simple. Take out the old lights and put in a new light. Same plug and everyhting… no “modification” there.
We’re planning to go to Prevost Mira Loma soon – I will discuss it with them in person when the bus is there to see it.
Thanks all! Posting so it’s on the record hopefully to help someone in the future…