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Also check your 120 VAC box for a 20 amp GFI breaker. Our coach has one in it that I had to replace. It controlled my bath and kitchen put let's. Herman

Not unusual for 5 to 6 year old Michelins. Herman

Sometimes it is hidden up under the dash. Herman

txtiger, Why not get it done before going to Florida? Just a thought. Herman

GoValue, need a bit more information. What make, model and year is your coach and who is the step manufacturer? Herman

IMHO, I would go with the tire size the manufacturer of your coach put on when it was built. Them there should be no issue as to the rims width. Herman

Sorry I wasn't trying to be political. I was trying to say that some say that they will quite if they don't like something but seldom do. Herman

Martin, Welcome to the Forum. Do you have a replacement mirror? The mirror is connected to the coach with a plug and the replacement mirror should have the matting plug. At least that was how it was on my replacement mirrors. Also the wires are color coded. Lets us know how you make out. Again welcome, Herman

Phil, As Bill asked, what power do you have your coach plugged into? 15, 30 or 50 amp? Also can you bypass your surge protector? It may be your issue. Also, please let us know what coach you have. Knowing that can get a lot more information. If you put your coach information in your signature we would already know. Good luck, Herman

sideboomer, Welcome to the Forum. We are in Texas but Joe Leamont is from PA and will be awake soon and he should be able to help you. Good luck, Herman

Does anyone remember when so many actors and actresses said "If that persnon wins, I'm leaving the country." But yet they are still here. H,mmm. Get my point? Herman

Looks good Ray. Herman

Does it make removing bugs off the the front the coach any easier? Herman

Turn all glasses upside down. Before traveling place a tee towel in against the glasses then close the cabinet door. For plates put a paper plate between each plate. In the refrigerator use small spring loaded curtain rods across each shelf. For can goods try putting boxes like cereal in front of the cans. Remember, you are Camping and paper plates are alright to eat off of with very little clean up. I would advise against glass plates and bowls. Happy camping and with as little clean up as possible. Herman

Tim, My thought is a bad valve and bad check valve. Herman

Wayne, Thank You and Earlene for your combined service. I see that you USMC Retired. Did Earlene retire also? We have a gracious lady that is a Past National President of FMCA Lt. Col. Connie Pool whose husband was also a Marine, Col. Corbett Pool. Thanks again and Semper Fi. Herman

If you would like to makes another comparison give Farm Bureau of Michigan a call. 800-292-2680. Texas Farm Bureau has been good for us. Herman

I have been told that I'm a bit different and I guess i am. When I used to winterize our coach all I did was drain the Black Tank, the Gray and the Fresh water tank. Then the water heater. I would then Blow out the lines with compressed air one outlet at a time till i have nothing but air coming out. My thinking was if none of the tanks have liquid in them and the lines are empty what is there to freeze? I am fortunate now since I have an insulated barn I keep the coach in and when it has been as low as 10 degrees it has never gotten below 45 degrees in the barn. Herman

Sorry but if you didn't shop for another insurance company when Safeco went from $610 / year to triple that amount to $1910 you were very foolish. Sorry to be so blunt but you let Safeco take advantage of. Herman

Luciemaggie, Welcome to the Forum. I understand the rule of coaches no older then 10 year old. They don't want a broken down unit arriving that can't move and then are hard to get them out. But at the same time I have seen RVs that are less then 10 years old that look like they were rode hard and put away wet. Most of the park that have the 10 year rule, will allow you, if making a reservation, to send a picture of your unit. Also if you drop in and they see that your RV is 20 years old and looks like it is new, most likely they will allow you to stay. I have never been turned down and our coach is 17 years old. I am not saying I like the rule, just saying I understand it. An again Welcome, Herman

Doc, First Welcome To The Forum. Second, good luck with fleetwood. Their standard answer is "not our problem, you are out of Warranty". Maybe a letter from an Attorney might help. It would be like giving chicken soup to a dead person, it may not help but it couldn't hurt", a line for an old joke> Herman

Rotating is not something I would do. Tires in different positions have different amount of tread wear. Tires that wear together stay together. Herman

Give me a shout. I will be on a Golf Cart with SAFETY on the windshield, there are three of us and I am the Good Looking one with Gray hair. Herman

Agree, my 400 ISL runs at a constant 180. Up a grade maybe 190 and down 178. When in the mountains and going up steep grades I will down shift one gear to keep the fan on high. By the way, I now have a new water pump and am full of ELC coolant. Well road test it in a couple of weeks. Going to Shreveport to volunteer at the Fair. Herman

Until you have your coach weighed I would use the setting listed on you documentation sheet on the wall next to the driver seat. Good Luck, we will also be in Tucson in March. Mapping out the trip as we speak. Same answer as Brett, his typing is faster then mine. Herman