Peter
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Tom, since our buses are very close build numbers I am curious if your relief valves are rated as Jon describes?
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Dick the problem with that is that the coolant will still over heat the water heater and cause the pop off valve to pop off over temp. The way Jon describes stops the coolant from coming in and over heating the water heater, thus maintaining a constant temp.
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Yes Jon, I think too that would be the lower risk approach. Otherwise it would involve disturbing six plastic tubing connections that do not and never have leaked. And access is pretty limited.
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Don’t have a Tecma but it might be time to pull grinder and clean or replace. Doesn’t sound like flushing gonna do it. Glad I’ve got a straight drop to black tank on my electric Microphor.
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I agree Per, check’s in the mail.
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LVMR for sure.
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so sounds like the best plan of action is to schedule work at Prevost and stay there :). My brother is out at the JAX beach area and figured I would give flamingo a try based on what I could see from 295.
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Tom,
If you’re going to use the Advantage program, click the big red button at the top of the forum and you’ll be on your way to a no hassle program.
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Ive never been there, but have eyed it a couple times passing through JAX and figured if I were to stay in the area, I would check it out.
Flamingo Lake RV Resort. It’s on the north west side of the perimeter near the airport. Kind of away from downtown JAX and the beaches. From driving by it looked clean, flat and roomy.
If you are active/retired armed services, there is pelican roost rv park in the mayport naval facility
http://www.militarycampgrounds.us/florida/pelican-roost-rv-park
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Thanks Jon for the number.
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The reason I use a super crew pickup truck is I have a 14 year old Great Dane/Boxer male cross (135 lbs.) and a 12 year old female Ridgeback that I have to lift up in as they can’t jump in anymore. The 2 year old Pitbull guy could jump on top. Heck the guys have been going everywhere with us since they were pups even in the other motorhomes we’ve had.The same getting in the coach. Lift the back end up and they use what’s left of there front to climb up and into coach. Gotta take care of them and I know the sad day is coming when they don’t wanna go and can’t. They listen better than my Granddaughter does when traveling.. LOL. It (the Pickup) was easier loading the hounds than the Grand Cherokee and Ford Edge we’ve used also.
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Prevost.
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After Prevost fixed the air leaks on the bellows, I haven’t had to tighten the belts. The longest it has been sitting so far was two weeks. But checking the belts is part of the pre-trip inspection.
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Well KEVIN since you got this all covered , WE should not hear from you about things wrong on your coach ! It’s 100% So take over the reins and answer all the QUESTIONS !!!
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