wildebill308
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What class A gas coach? Year?
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Welcome to the forum.
Interesting picture with the fog in the valleys. What part of Lake Havasu City is that?
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Welcome to the forum. Thanks for the information.
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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?
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Welcome to the forum. Did you look at the link?
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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.
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2 hours ago, tireman9 said:For motorhomes I would recommend all wheel alignment and spin balance on the coach for the fronts as brakes & hubs can be out of balance.
I don't know anyone who has that equipment any more. Tell us who does have the equipment.
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40 minutes ago, rayin said:I wonder if straight-acting jacks are constructed the same?
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.
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Good project. I didn't know about the screw inside before.
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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.
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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.
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Have you looked at the Virginia Beach KOA Holiday?
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5 minutes ago, mikevp said:I really don't want to buy a Newmar coach, or switch RVs at this point -- The Jayco is longer than I was really hoping for; we want to be able to camp in National Park campgrounds. A 36+ foot RV really limits you a lot.
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.
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Welcome to the forum. That looks like the "where is my snack" look.
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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.
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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.
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2 hours ago, dons2346 said:FYI, Jamie is no longer the vice president of the Rocky Mountain Area. He resigned a couple of weeks ago.
Do you know a contact in/for that area?
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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?
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Hope you can get them moving.
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Welcome to the forum. Look at this list. https://www.fmca.com/fmca-events-exhibitor-directory?event_code=GA23
If you don't see who you are looking for I would call FMCA and cheak.
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18 minutes ago, jlorek said:Not wanting to pay for a campground just to park for a day.
So where are you going to spend the night after spending the day with her brother?
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Interesting that you copied a post from December 8, 2021.
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7 hours ago, whiteeagle said:Haven't had much success in past so don't look at sites in National parks due to size of rig....
I agree, why do I want to stay in a NP at a site that was built by WPA for people to tent camp in with their Model T. Nearly all I have been in are massively unlevel and you are dry camping. For more money than a nice park outside. The only exception is Grand Canyon. They have a nice RV park and the park shuttle bus picks you up at the RV park so you don't have to drive.
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kcjones7, Welcome to the forum. Sometimes it is something simple. It is good to work through all the maintenance items when you get a new coach.
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Tech recommends Inverter Change ($2,500 job)
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See that was easy.
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