wildebill308

Where is your filler locates? When I have to use smaller gas stations I use the end islands and stay on the outside. Keep an eye on the awning/cover over the fuel islands. It gets easier as you gain experience. Access is anouther reason I start looking for fuel usually around 1/2 tank. Bill

Ray is right. Not many could look at a RV like yours and tell the age. I always tell places that ask that my camper is 9 years old. Let us know what you find out. Bill

What camper do you have? Have you tried Mc Farland RV Park? or Salem Village Mobile Home Park? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Don't know any welders in your area. Some one may come along that does. Bill

Welcome to the forum. Bill

Well the OP hasn't responded to questions. I sold my last RV at https://www.pplmotorhomes.com/ . They were running a special where they giving the cleaning if you listed. It is such a good cleaning I would have it done to my current coach but you have to list it to get the deep cleaning. It took about 30 days to sell for my agreed on price. Bill

See that was easy. Bill

What class A gas coach? Year? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Interesting picture with the fog in the valleys. What part of Lake Havasu City is that? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Thanks for the information. Bill

The 2003 Fleetwood Tioga 23E is a nice RV. Like Dons2346 said the AGM batterie would make a good choice because they are a low maintence batterie. Where are you located? Bill

Welcome to the forum. Did you look at the link? Bill

I don't know of one in the Dallas Fort Worth area that has the equipment, including the machine to true tires by shaving some of the tread off. The place I used, Cowser Tire and Service, 1700 NE Loop 820, Fort Worth, TX has a new computerized machine that seams to do a good job with the big 22.5 tires. Bill

I don't know anyone who has that equipment any more. Tell us who does have the equipment. Bill

We will see if the OP can tell us. I can't imagine a hydraulic cylinder you can't rebuild with out cutting and welding. Bill

Good project. I didn't know about the screw inside before. Bill

You are back to finding someone who has the proper equipment to do a 4-wheel alignment. It doesn't need to be a Freightliner dealer as long as they know how to do it. Look at all the rubber bushings on your suspension. I changed out all my bad ones with polypropylene ones that are stiffer. Bill

I added the LED bulbs when they wired up my CRV. I believe we got the light kit from Blue Ox. It has worked well. I made adding the baseplate and bulbs as part of the deal when I bought my CRV. Bill

Have you looked at the Virginia Beach KOA Holiday? Bill

That is why you take a toad. So you can park the RV and go explore. I have never not ben able to find a place to stay. Just because you show up in a 36' or less RV doesn't mean you can get in to a camp site in the park. Bill

Welcome to the forum. That looks like the "where is my snack" look. Bill

What about this one? https://www.mobile-lifts.com/motorhome-and-rv-lifts/ If you can't find a standing lift you could just stand on a wheelchair lift. Have you looked at the line of Newmar coaches that are hardscaped assessable? By the way welcome to the forum. Bill

nowberv, Welcome to the forum. I use to have a Bounder 38N and I would recommend getting a "all wheel aliment" I also only used spin balancing and weights to balance the tires. I was amazed how much the rear axel was out of alignment. Bill

Do you know a contact in/for that area? Bill

Welcome to the forum. I don't know and I have a Oasis they are similar but. Have you tried pushing the "reset" button on the unit? Bill