IN MY PANEL BOX IN FORWARD PART OF COACH ON THE INSIDE,THE PANEL HAS 2 BUTTONS FOR LP,LP1 & LP2 WHICH WHEN PRESSED INDICATE THE LEVEL IN TANKS.
I ONLY HAVE 1 LP TANK UNDER COACH,WHY 2 INDICATORS??
ANOTHER QUESTION,CAN I RUN A NORCOLD 1200 WITH A 2000W FREEDOM INVERTER,WHEN CRUISING DOWN THE ROAD??
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LP ON 2003 FLEETWOOD EXCURSION
Started by DWAYNECHERAMIE, Feb 01 2013 03:27 PM
1 TANK VS.2 INDICATORS
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 04:21 PM
Dwayne,
Some coaches are prewired for several models however I have never seen a Motor Home with more then one tank. You didn't say what make and model coach you have. If new they may have put the wrong panel in.
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Herman
Some coaches are prewired for several models however I have never seen a Motor Home with more then one tank. You didn't say what make and model coach you have. If new they may have put the wrong panel in.
(Side note, all capitols indicate that you are shouting.)
Herman
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 09:59 PM
I have two lp tanks. One for the gen, liquid withdraw, and the other for stove and refrigerator.Dwayne,
Some coaches are prewired for several models however I have never seen a Motor Home with more then one tank. You didn't say what make and model coach you have. If new they may have put the wrong panel in.
(Side note, all capitols indicate that you are shouting.)
Herman
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:00 PM
I run my Norcold on the inverter while driving all the time.
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Posted 01 February 2013 - 10:14 PM
dd69,
Now I have heard of a coach with two tanks. What are their capacities? Is there a space problem where one larger would do? Just wondering.
Herman
Now I have heard of a coach with two tanks. What are their capacities? Is there a space problem where one larger would do? Just wondering.
Herman
"Fair winds and Following Seas"
Herman & Bobbie Mullins
McKinney, TEXAS
F302225
'02 Monaco Dynasty
40 ft 400 HP ISL
Chevrolet Silverado (M & G air brakes)
US Navy PR-3 1956 to 1964
Lone Star Chapter FMCA
Southcentral Lucky Rollers
Rally in The Pasture
Herman & Bobbie Mullins
McKinney, TEXAS
F302225
'02 Monaco Dynasty
40 ft 400 HP ISL
Chevrolet Silverado (M & G air brakes)
US Navy PR-3 1956 to 1964
Lone Star Chapter FMCA
Southcentral Lucky Rollers
Rally in The Pasture
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Posted 02 February 2013 - 03:47 PM
I bought a wrecked 98 Discovery for the engine, transmission, air suspension, radiator, charged air cooler, transcooler, front and rear axles, and the lp tanks. This was a Freightliner chassis. The 2 lp tank was from the factory. I sold the smaller vapor lp tank on the spot before I left the wrecking yard. It tool me 3 days to get it all apart and load my flatbed trailer. The tank that I mounted is in the center just ahead of the rear axle. It has a remote fill and electric shut off valve. Its about 32 gallon.
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 02:25 AM
Thanks guys for the info. Dwayne
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 10:33 AM
Hi Dwaynecheramie, I run by fridge while driving down the road without the inverter, I'm not sure you have to use it just for the fridge. Smokeater75, 
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 03:16 PM
With the inverter on you save on propane and also the Directv receivers stay live and don't have to boot up when you plug in.Hi Dwaynecheramie, I run by fridge while driving down the road without the inverter, I'm not sure you have to use it just for the fridge. Smokeater75,
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