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  3. Must be a FL approved ins. co., to even offer coverage in FL. There are ongoing changes to that list, check with FL state Ins. commission.
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  5. Is it in a RV park? Have you talked to any of your neighbors? Bill
  6. Looking for an insurance to cover my lot, shed and contents while I am away. Already checked with rv ins and it only covers if rv is on lot.
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  8. Welcome to the forum James Allen Jackson. Where are you located and where are you headed?
  9. James Allen Jackson ARMY October 27, 1964 - October 27, 1967 E-4 11B2P (Airborne Infantry) Vietnam May 1965 - June 1966
  10. The 2 small wires on the solenoid should have constant 12v one and 12v volts on the other when key it turned to start, and constant 12+ on one of the large battery cables. when key is in start position both large battery cable terminals should measure 12v. If that is happening, a cable is defective.
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  12. Look at the list in Wayne's post. Bill
  13. You should be able to set up an account with Cummins Quick Serve using your engine serial number (ESN). The ESN should be listed on a label on your coach somewhere, or worst case you can find it on the engine itself. Once you have the account and the ESN, you should be able to find the exact P/N you need using the schematics of your actual engine type. No guess work and you get a real Cummins part, always updated with the latest and greatest. Occasionally Quick Serve won't give you what you are looking for. Using you ESN, call your local Cummins dealership and they can get you what you need too. Good luck.
  14. I purchased a 1991 Monaco Signature Series Diesel Pusher.. Cummins Diesel. Does anyone by chance know the part number so that I don't order the wrong starter? Haven't taken it off yet.. Thanks 😊 Van Toliver Bainbridge Georgia
  15. Yes, I can jump start it from the solenoid on top of the starter
  16. Looking for a Texas chapter we live in Georgetown tx
  17. Welcome to the forum. Yes at least check your date codes on the tiers. I would not start your adventure with tires older than 6 years. I change at 7 years. Where in Main are you headed? Bill
  18. Welcome, but I would seriously consider replacing the tires. You probably will not wear them out they just age out causing them to have internal damage.
  19. Yes replace them with better quality parts. Bill
  20. Hello everyone, my name is Van Toliver and I reside in Bainbridge, Georgia..I retired from the Army having been wounded (shot) on my 9th and last deployment..I spent 31 years active duty and retired in Korea while stationed there as my last duty station on the 38th parallel, 2nd Infantry Division.. I am married to my beautiful wife Marilyn..We have 3 beautiful daughters and 7 absolutely great grandkids located in Georgia, Washington DC and Long Island, NY. Purchased my 91 Monaco Signature Series Diesel about 4 months ago..It was in storage for 15+ years..Installed new batteries and it started right up..Drove it home from Florida with the old tires and old fuel without any issues. Chomping at the bit to take a trip but still learning about it and test drives among small things to fix..It is absolutely immaculate inside and out. Can't wait to enjoy our first trip along the eastern coast to Maine in April.. Thanks everyone, I am glad to be a member of FMCA..
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    Battery charger

    I It's been a while since we've had a 5th wheel, but I thought the newer models with inverters, had a converter/charger and a separate inverter...not so?
  22. My RV light switches are getting hard to flip on. And the outlets are also getting hard to plug in appliances. Is there any thing I can do to fix these issues?
  23. If you have a inverter that is your charger. Make shure the charge feature is turned on.
  24. Are you sure its not part of the inverter?
  25. Does anyone know where the battery charger, not inverter, is located on a 2018 Cedar Creek Hathaway, FBD 38 fifth wheel?
  26. Not likely to be an inline fuse, but I have seen these fuses reside in both the chassis fuse block, as well as the house fuse block. I agree with Bill in that they are most likely to be in the firewall fuse block.
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