Roger
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Good post Harry, Peter just had a similar problem, I’m sure he’ll jump in here.
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Thanks, those dates will be perfect. See my daughter run and then a week a week at Camp Gulf before Bella Terra.
I need to retire and enjoy this life!
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Absolutely Gorgeous Photo !!! Beautiful !!! Would make a good Avatar for your signature.
Enjoy your rest and the beautiful scenery.
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The button on the floor is the override switch on your CC.
and, if you’ve seen video of stopped bus being hit in rear by speeding car, you wouldn’t worry about that possibility…
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I saw this ceiling light ring remover at Marathon shop. Built at the time to safely remove light ring replacing burnt out bulbs. Soft sponge provides a cushion so you can feel ring lock catch clear notch.
Working on LED change over… 50 plus lights I saw Grizz’s rattle can tool.
That reminded me of that Marathon tool, so I made one.
Shelf liner pad glued to plyword with Elmers. Let it sit overnight.
3 inch ring glued and screwed to small piece of 2X4.
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Why tow a Mini? Can’t you just pick it up and stick it in a bay until you need it?
Sorry about that.
Roger has towed a number of Minis and when we were with him he would run it for several minutes at every break we took. I don’t think the Mini is approved for towing 4 down, but I am not aware of any issues Roger had, but he was cautious and did run it perieodically to make sure the trannie was getting lubed.
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Morning,
Where are you located please Sir? Depending on the “Where:, I know of some very good folks that can help you.
If you wish to replace the heater, you have two choices. One is to reman your heater. Your heater would be removed, sent to Aqua Hot in Frederick, Co, remaned and shipped back to you. From start to finish is about a month.
Second is a new heater. Takes two days to do the work and cost about $2k more than the reman. New heaters run very well and have a electronic control board. Yours has relays to control the pumps and fans so a relay adapter board would need to be used to adapt your thermostats, fans and pumps to the new heater.
I would certainly like to help you if you could come to the east side of Houston in Baytown, Tx. I have 50 amp hook up under a large covered area for either choice. But I would be happy to share hints if you wish to do the work yourself. Sure would like to sell you the reman or new heater. I know how to get the adapter board if you choose a new heater.
It is your bus so please know I would want you to use folks you feel are best for you. My phone is 7 one 3 – 8 one 8 – 3234 if you would like more info.
All the best as you make you decision.
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Dont know I havent had it but 3 weeks. Im sure that the more you use it the faster it runs out. They did give me two extra refill bags with the unit. Im guessing that if you wash the coach the regular way and then use the deionizer to rinse it off that it will last much longer. -
We stayed there several times, but this last time we opted to stay at the KOA on the west side. We just got tired of the noise levels from I-10 at night, sirens, loud cars and trucks, etc. We have stayed at the KOA on the west side since 91 or 92 and really enjoy the drive along River Road and St Charles when we want to go into the French Quarter. But we also like it because it is close to the plantations we like to tour when we are in the NOLA area.
For convenience it cannot be beat. It is within walking distance of the French Quarter and all that has to offer, or at least a cheap taxi ride from everything, but this trip we opted for quiet nights. When we went downtown we parked at the big parking lot at Riverwalk and took the trolley from there into Jackson Square.
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Bob,
Don’t the headlights have relays already? (98XL) If you’re advising additional relays could you provide a simple diagram of their installation and location for us electrical retards? Larger wiring makes sense of course. A photo or two would be much appreciated also. Many thanks.
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Andre………
Would this be a replacement?
http://www.amazon.com/KC-HiLiTES-1786-Stainless-Single/dp/B0002MADGM
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Great picture Peter. Have a great tour.
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Come on early Gary….
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Never-seize is great stuff. In a clean, dry enviroment it should last forever. What’t gonna take it off?
On stainless: we have a great Do-It-Best hardware store here. Fastenall is a good source, also. Allen socket bolts are good. Brass is good, too. I’m feelin’ good cause it’s spring! lol
Ted
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be aware that pretty much everyplace in that coner of SD raises their rates for that event a good week prior to the actual event. almost better tp go out a couple weeks earlier, enjoy the black hills without the crowds and save some money 🙂
but as tom mentioned, elkhorn is a nice place. and i think liberty does a “rally” there during bike week (or they did last year).