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wayne77590

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About wayne77590

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  • Birthday 07/06/1941

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    Texas City, TX
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  1. So far the FMCA Assist has me renewing. Last year a friend from BC passed into our Lord's hands. He was in Niagara, CAN and his MH and spouse were in Niagara Falls, NY. FMCA transported her, the dog, and the MH back to BC. No cost to her. Not bad for $60 USD a year. The Canadian FMCA "IS" different, but it worked for her.
  2. That probably means another 6 months or more stall for you MH!
  3. I check this forum every day. First in the morning having coffee and then again before going to bed. I don't have a lot to say but if the occasion arises where I might be able to help someone I typically chime in.
  4. The air brake gauge seems low to me. My MH's always read 125 psi.
  5. My wife comes out and says, "Does this make me look fat?" I answer, "No, your fat makes you look fat! Did that once. On another light side: we are going out to a gala event. I get dressed and walk out. She says, "Your not going to were that are you?" I said, "What, and she replied, "That tie, it doesn't go with that shirt!" I said, "Ok, come pick one out for me." So, as you all know, men are dressed way before a woman gets ready. Many minutes later she comes out and says, "How do I look?" Now I'm the guy that can't dress himself and she's asking me that question. Y'all know what the ansear is: "You look great!" Sorry, off topic, just couldn't resist with a reply. As I stated, my wife gets up all the time to move around in the MH. Most likely that will not stop.
  6. Wow, My wife gets up all the time to use the bathroom. The wife in the video. was reported by the person ejected, as having fallen asleep.
  7. Does the hose just need tightening?
  8. After driving the pressure will most likely build up to over 110 PSI, but it is factored into the tire. The 110 is the max pressure when cold. When you have driven many miles it will be much more the 110 psi and when it sits for several hours it will go down to the cold inflated pressure. It's designed that way. For everything needed on tire safety, visit Rober Marble's Blog. You will find your answer there. I can say that I have read your specific situation but don't want to pass on info that might be wrong because it has been a long time. You can also contact Roger and ask that question.
  9. It might be the seal allowing air from outside to get to the coils.
  10. Lights: Oh, but it's cool. Yeah, right! A follow up video on that 18 wheeler shows he sheriff's department busting open that cab and dragging the guy out. That was a 3 hour chase and standoff for those that didn't watch it. Happy New Year everyone!
  11. Superbus, what model RV do you have?
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