wildebill308

It will also put you over the George Washington bridge even when you don't want to.🤩 Bill

Welcome to the forum. Yes check the thermostat. You can also just turn the thermostat to the off position. Let us know what you find. Bill

Welcome to the forum. I have used a kit like that and it did help for a while. Be shure to tape around the edges with blue painters tape to protect the paint. Bill

Any news on the new line of tires that is supposed to be added? Bill

Don't worry Carl is in the Pipe Creek area fairly often. 😁 Bill

Good post. The good part they did the diagnostics for free. Bill

That is right and some designed for extra high preshure have a "H" stamped on the top. There is a specific torque called out for the installation of a valve core between 2 - 5 inch pounds. As you can see, it doesn’t take much to torque. Also it is best practise to always replace the one you took out with a new one. I would take it to a shop and find out what is causing the leak. Have you checked the stem, extention and the installed TPMS for leaks with soapy water (I like kids bubble solution) Let us know what you find. Bill

Have you looked through the big bag/box of documents/instructions for all your appliances and systems? Have you called the manufacturer's help line? Have you asked the dealer to contact the previous owner? Bill

Yes you can do that but why? Why run the generator and the roof air when the furnace will easily and cheaply take up any slack keeping the temps where you want them? I have found that if the temperature gets much below 45 the thermostat will automatically switch to gas heat. Bill

That is why we keep you around. Do I need to start pointing out any flaws in your post? Bill

Never seen or heard of that probleem. I would get my furnace checked. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Nice set up! Bill

No this actually happened at the rally north of Marshall. Yes I was hooked up to water. Yes I was using a preshure regulator.😄

No, I don't think it will hurt it. Joe would know better than me. I would follow his suggestion on changing/flushing the current fluid. Bill

Nice light display. Merry Christmas to you. Bill

When are you headed out? Once you get headed south you can run the refrigerator, de winterise the water system and then you can run the water heater when you are driving so you have hot water whenever you want it. Bill

I bet there are some who don't know you can remove the bottom of the valve to drain it. Just to mess with your calculations. I was using more water than you might normally to insure I would have plenty of water when it came time to dump. What about variations in leake rate depending on water preshure variations.😄 Bill

If your 38N is wired like my 38N you have 2 circuits that are powered off the inverter. You can find them by plugging in a light with shore power disconnected and the generator off. (make sure the inverter is on). If I remember correctly one circuit powers the front TV and the microwave and the refrigerator and the outher one powers the outlet by the front of the counter the outlet in the bathroom and bedroom. I can power everything else off the dash 12V power receptacle.(cigarette lighter) You can get the charger with up to 4 outlets to power charge 4 different devices. The furnace runs on 12V and does not need the generator to run. The alternator will keep the batteries up when you are driving. I have run the furnace all night with just the batteries. Yes you need to run the generator to run the roof air, but you should have limited need for your roof air this time of the year. Bill

I do it all the time. Bill

What are you wanting to run? Bill

Me to before it overflowed in the coach. ☣️ Bill

There is nothing like having the black tank burp at you because it is full 2 days after you emptied it. This with little use. After a quick trip outside in the rain to dump the tank. (why is it always raining and dark when weird stuff like this happens) I did a little investigation and found a little water under the water valve on the side of the toilet. I waited till I got back home to pick up a new valve at PPL. It is a pretty simple R&R job. I used a 1/4 drive ratchet and a short 5/16 socket to take the screws out. Good news new screws come in the package The access is kind of tight to get the water lines loose but if you pull the screws you can move it up for easier access. The same going back together. Hook up the water lines then put the screws in. Don't tighten the screws to tight. You can make the foot pedal to tight to move. So when you get it snug test the pedal to see if it moves freely. Bill

I would think the burnt wires would be fairly easy to spot. Bill

That may be a group who isn't organised enough to have a site. I have seen few if any post on the subject. Good luck Bill

Try looking in account settings then in other settings. Bill