Ronald
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Harry… I think it’s about time you start writing another book.
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Yes, the panel has opposing CBs for the grill, they are one on each side just like the stove top, and they are labeled “cooking grill” or something like that. My question is what amperage are the breakers? Unlike a home electrical panel where the breakers have a number on the handle or body showing the amperage, the breakers on the Liberty panel are all just white toggles with no markings. For that matter I don’t know the amperage of any of them. I suppose if I went behind the panel – by removing it seems the only way, unless you can get at it by taking out the refrigerator – no fun either it might be marked on the body of the breaker. Otherwise you can’t tell the amperage of the breakers. I suppose it might be on a wiring diagram somewhere that I don’t have, or don’t know that I have.
Yes thanks for the buddy plug suggestion, I was thinking of when I am hooked to shore power. Also I would need to make up an adapter for the 50A four wire outlet to a 3 wire 220 plug and would not then be CB protected except for the main generator output breaker amperage.
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Hey sticks can warp!
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here’s the link……
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What was the problem?
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Bill, we are being fed a line of shit by someone. I just changed tires this summer and I ended up with 4 365 tires with 2016 date codes and if Jeff had not been vigilant they would have tried to sell 2015 date codes.
That tells me someone is trying to eat through a mountain of inventory so somewhere in the Michelin distribution system there has to be 365 tires.
Remember the dates are about the time some of our members were forced to wait for tires because none we available which was a lie. None were available to us as customers. I will pass your troubles along to the local Michelin distributor rep. If he responds I will post it. We brought it up at the seminar since he was a presenter and we did not cut him any slack.
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Hey Glens, Hope I never have to use Mine either. I would put that in the category of the fire extinguisher. Hope I never need it , but something that could save the day, Or the coach or Myself and passengers.
Busnutt,
A good TPMS system if You do not already have one. Air gauge and hose with air chuck. Spare belts , CB’s , relays and fuses. Of course those are not gadgets , I am sure You have already thought about them. Plan for the worst and hope for the best.
Best wishes on Your journey’s and BSafe !
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Harry,
I should have been more clear, but my wife and I go back to her family farm in Kansas for three months of the year to help out with Harvest … i.e., wheat, corn, soybean, etc. The other nine-months of the years, we’re in our bus.
As a “city boy,” I wouldn’t know about “harvest” either, until I worked on the farm driving a tractor or semi. Talk about hard work 🙂
My respects to those who farm full-time …
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I think I am correct but can’t be sure without looking through my log books from my previous coach, but I replaced the bearing(s) on pulley(s) and I got the bearings direct from Prevost. That would have been seven or more years ago.
The problem that is becoming more widespread is manufacturers including Prevost and apparently Detroit are getting their suppliers to assign proprietary part numbers to their purchased parts so they can get substantial profits from the sale of replacement parts.
Bearings are generic. A good bearing shop can source bearings with the key dimensions.
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Mark….
Nobody I talked to had ever heard of that problem before, either. I asked everyone I could think of trying to determine what was going on, but never got any thoughts. There are certainly alot of Ford Edge and MKX’s being towed with satisfactory results…mine had some weird gremlin.
The MKX is history and I like the little CRV….so I guess the mystery will remain unsolved.
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We will need more information to help you, could be any of several brands and style of toilet. a picture would be helpfull. in the meantime look for a valve that will shut off the water to the toilet.
Glenn
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Jon,
That is one of the reasons we practically always camp in a campground. We have never camped in a campground where we did not feel safe. So far we have not had any problems finding a campground that will fit our coach, including here at the AF Academy Famcamp, where we shoehorned the coach in between the gorgeous trees.
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Lady Di, turn off the sound, I did on mine after my playback on the school bus deal, couldn’t even put the original on YouTube.:)
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The bulb is a very small LED in a small round plastic tube. See picture below.
Any ideas where to get these?
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Hi
I live near Lubbock, call me and perhaps I can direct you to a good shop.
Glenn Williamson
806-828-4138