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That will do it but, I was thinking the on/off switch on the fridge. When you turn it on, to try to get it to run on propane that it is not on auto but on propane. What I may not have been clear on is you don't need the batteries to be fully charged if you have shore power. The converter will produce all the 12V power you need to run the circuit board/controls. Try making shure propane is selected and see if you can hear the igniter and or the valve open. Bill

Didn't make it through Stark last summer but was in the area. Drove across just south of you on 2 to Newry and spent a week exploring the area. Nice area. So it worked on 110 when plugged in? Ok this is going to sound silly, do you have propane? Can you light the stove? Sometimes it takes a while to get the air out of the line going to the refrigerator. The burner will try to light but if it doesn't will shut off after a set number of tries. You have to turn the main switch off and try again. Look and see if there is a valve on the propane line just before the fridge. It could have been turned off for some reason. You should be able to hear the spark igniter trying to light if you go outside by the fridge. People with good hearing say they can hear the gas valve opening. That is something else that might be stuck from setting for a long time. You could try taping it with a screwdriver handle if you can't hear it open/smell propane. If you are plugged in to shore power even if it is 15 amp you should have enough 12V power to power the refrigerator. Bill

Lets start with some more info on your class A. Like make and model and what chassis it is on. Just so you know, if you add this info to your signature you won't need to type it every time you have a question. It will help you to get better answers quicker. Look at Wolfe 10s signature as an example. Bill

What year? Have you looked at the FMCA guide? Bill

That is a great area. Not far from Lake Winnipesaukee, where they have a great wooden boat show every year. We generally stay at Newfound Lake. May be there in a few weeks. Bill

Follow the links that Wolfe10 posted. It is easier than trying to explain how it works. But no they don't ship you the tires. I suggest you look at the Continental program. I used it not long ago and saved over $100.00 per tire over the Michelin sale price. Where are you located? Did the fridge work on propane when you bought it? The tune up is a good place to start. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Have you tried EBay? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately even though the tires look great and I know it is a big expense to replace them but the damage could cost several times what replacing them does. Does your fridge have an ice maker? Bill

I just don't have enough experience with the NEW set ups. Bill

Lyle, arn't RV tvs fun. After re reading this a couple of times and something I read on page 76 of your owners guide. "All television source selection is achieved through the input selection mode." Does this mean on a separate box? Wish I could see the setup. On my older coach we have the BOB Box of many Buttons. You have to manually select over the air/antenna, or cable or satellite for the input. After that is selected you have to change the input using the settings in the tv. Basically antenna or cable. Then do a channel search. Bill

Well at least not ALL the weight is on the tires. Bill

I like the sewer hose under the duels, so if the jack leaks down it will crush it. Bill

You should be able to fix that pretty easily. Bill

Ja, du sporer bedre Linda, hun har fortsatt den store hammeren. Kaller hun det til ham? Bill

Mais precisamente, você gostaria de poder brincar com um coelhinho da Playboy e não ser pego !!! But what do I know. Bill

Welcome to the forum. What are you buying the plan on? Bill

Que coelhinha de páscoa que você faz!!! Bill

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new RV. Not sure I understand "float". How many miles have you driven it? Have you driven outher gas RVs? How it drives is often a very subjective thing. Something to try. Like Carl and Brett said correct tire pressure is important. You should load the coach like you are going on a trip. full water full fuel, propane. Next take it to a local Cat scale and get the weight. There are benefits of getting the "corner weights" but axle weights will work for now.When you set the tire pressure (I always add 10% for a safety margin) You should get a better drive. You may need to have a All wheel alignment done. You will need the coach loaded for this to. When you have the alignment done you can have them check the play in the steering. Big rigs will have more play in the steering than your car. "rattles like an old school bus" If they are inside you can lessen or eliminate most of them by using cushioning material between dishes and whatever is making noise. Sometimes it is helpful to have someone track down what is making noise while you drive. Let us know what you find out. Bill

That whole area seemed a bit humid for my taste. Bill

Carl, there are pictures. I can't imagine a grandmother with 12 grandkids and a easter bunny and she didn't take pictures/videos. Now all you have to do is find out her email.....🐰 Bill

You are a better man than me, dealing with 12 kids on a sugar hi. Bill

Mark, welcome to the forum. Where are you leaving from? What do you want to see? What are your interest? How long do you want to take? Bill

I don't care about your blog or what you post somewhere else, If you are posting here you need to post the information hear. Please give us some documentation where it is ok as a general practise to run RV tires to 10 years. Who is going to pay for the damage if they go 9.5 years and have a blow out? This is true I have seen how badly a big 5th wheel abuses it's tires when turning sharply. The question is why arn't trailer rated tires made better? There is a large group of trailer owners going to LT tires because they stand up to the abuse better. Bill

Now you are going to make me feel bad about grumbling about the $353.47 I have to pay the state of Texas and the $7.00 state inspection fee. Also no state income tax. By the way welcome to the forum and congrats on the new Red. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Ok did you have a algae problem? I know about having the fuel "polished" Did you put the algae treatment in the tank before or after? You have gotten good advise, let us know what you find. Just querious, how long did the coach set. Bill