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Welcome to the Forum.
Contact a local RV dealer and ask for a local inspector.
Herman
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Jim, Welcome to the Forum. Have you considered a Chevrolet Tahoe, Suburban, GMC Yukon or Yukon XL in a four wheel drive all of which may be towed 4 down.
Just a thought,
Herman
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Chris, Welcome to the Forum.
I believe you mean chassis batteries. the AGM Group 31 is a 12 volt cranking battery NAPA has two different ones, a gel for $318.99and a commercial AGM for $326.99.
Herman
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mhabicht, Welcome to the Forum.
The best way to get the pressure for your RV is to have it weighed, all four corners. Then go to the chart for your tire manufacturer on tire pressure virus weight.
Hope this helps,
Again welcome,
Herman
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sportque, Welcome to the Forum.
With the coach in travel mode a level tow bar is ideal. However it is generally said that at the hitch 2 inches up or down is acceptable.
Again Welcome,
Herman
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Robin-one, Welcome to the Forum.
They have shown RV Financing Companies advertisement, but FMCA doesn't offer and financing through the origination it self. Try ESSIX in Florida. they are a broker and will find you the best rate RV financing.
Again, Welcome
Herman
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Lots of folks carry a spare tire but no rim in their bays. Roadside services will mount the tire. Without the rim you will need to utilize the space wisely. Put water hoses and or power cables in the tire. Lots of stuff can go in the center.
Herman
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tammeling,
I am a bit confused. You asked for advice and have had an objection to all. If you practice Water Conservation it won't mater if you have a 6 gallon, 10 gallon or tankless water heater.
Suggestions have been offered, use them or not.
Sorry,
Herman
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When I worked as a mechanic we took worn brake shoes and had them rebuilt. Are they able to take old pads and re-bond them with new Pads?
Herman
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We always practice Water Management whether Boondocking or hooked up to Water. That the way we roll.
Herman
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Take the pads to NAPA. They have always been able to match up part for me. May not help but can't hurt.
Herman
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I need to understand a bit about A/C current.
If you connect your generator to your main panel below the main breaker (both legs the neutral and the ground) and apply power from the generator will you have power feeding back through the neutral making it hot? I understand that the main MUST be turned off.
Herman
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Ross, I know you are from Indiana and I have the same feeling about Texas. But the only time we were in Indiana my wife spent 10 day in the hospital in Indianapolis. She received excellent care, I don't want to return, too many bad memories.
See you in Gillette.
Herman
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Bruce, I have been to Arizona and Gillette and Indiana is not the best route between the two.
Herman
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Sorry but this was the only time Doug was able to give us.
Herman
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Just a Reminder
Attention to all FMCA Forum Members going to Gillette.
There will be a social hour for all Forum Members, spouses and guest in Gillette.
When------Tuesday July the 6th.
Time------ 5:00 pm
Where-----Seminar 4 in the Energy Building
Bring your own Beverages.
Hope to see you there!!
(Please no Adult Beverages)
Herman Mullins
FMCA Forum Monitor
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Thank you Wayne. I'm sure your friend will vouch for the validity of the FMC Assist program. Hope he has recovered.
Herman
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1 hour ago, dbenoit said:So if I get one of those screen rooms for the awning do I need to drill holes in the side of the MH
Did you mean this for another Topic?
Herman
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recycleperry, first Welcome to the Forum.
Are you making reference to a particular case or just making a general statement?
If the proper procedures are followed and the person is in the hospital under Doctors care and the doctor said that the person needed to be transported to get the proper care then that is one case. If the person is being treated and is recovering then that would be a different case.
If you can give specifics to a case please forward all the information to three people, Jon Walker FMCA President, with copies to Rett Porter FMCA Vice President and Chris Smith FMCA CEO. They will look into it for you. Please be Specific with facts and not hearsay.
Good luck and again Welcome.
Herman
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There are three very good consignment dealers in our area. I say our because we live in the same area, McKinney for 40 years and now in Whitewright.
I-35 RV in Denton, TX just north of Hwy 380 on I-35. i-35center.com 877-891-4155
PPL in Cleburne, TX pplmotorhomes.com 817-758-0055
Motorhomes of Texas in Nachgdoches, TX motorhomesoftexas.com 800-651-1112
There also National Indoors in Lewisville, TX and Motorhomes Specialties in Alverado, TX
Good Luck,
Herman
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A tap can be installed on your power panel after your main breaker. The tap can be connected to your RV via a heavy cord Min. 8 gauge preferable 6 gauge.
Before making the connection be sure to turn off the main breaker!
Herman
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Not very. Find a consignment dealer close to where the coach is. Contact them and see what they can do for you. Please remember that you can't advertise any thing for sale here on the FMCA Forum. Good luck and we are sorry for the passing of your Father.
Herman
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Bruce, What number are you calling? 513-474-3622
I just called and got right through. After the voice said "Thank you for calling FMCA, someone will be with you in a moment" did take a bit longer the normal. It could be that it is lunch time there.
Herman
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My advice is to take it to an Auto or RV shop and have it done by a professional. I went the DYI and wasted over $100.00 worth of R134A and still had to take it to shop. Problem solved. And don't have a sticks and brick A/C tech work on it. They are great with Home A/C but not with auto.
JMHO
Herman
What food do you prepare in advance?
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Can they be used as a Crock Pot? More for warming then cooking.
They sound like a good appliance for the RV. Replace one for two, but only in the same space.
Herman