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I would look at PPL.com as they sell a lot of coaches. Bill

Jim, there are 2 kinds of people with toads. Those who have had to disconnect and those who will have to disconnect. Some times you can do everything right and still get in a situation you need to unhook to maneuver. Fortunately it only takes a short time to do it. Bill

I agree. This summer coming south crossed using the Tappan Z. The good part is there is no toll going south. They are getting closer to finishing the new bridge that runs parallel. I haven't looked it up whether it is a duplicate for more capacity or to replace the old bridge?

We stayed outside the park. as we were poking around in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest as well as Yellowstone. Buffalo Run RV Park & Cabins, 3402 US-20, Island Park, ID 83429 buffalorunrvpark.com, (208) 558-7112 With any major attraction the sooner you make reservations the better. Bill

I use a couple of electric heaters and for more load the pre heat on the convection oven and or a hair dryer. Do you have electric heat strips in your AC units? Bill

We appreciate your input, don't be a stranger. We do the same thing I like having a big map to see the overview and use CO-Pilot and Google maps for my navigation but like to check the route on a bigger format map. Not understanding the rout got me on the Georg Washington Bridge once and that was enough. Bill

Hay, I am good at finding work for you. I can keep you busy all winter. Bill

Paul, I would spray every connection down with leak check . It might not be the bag leaking. Bill

"I think I'll use my time being more concerned if they really used pink air in my tires." I hate to tell you but Pink was recalled and the only official color is Green. Bill

Yes, like Brett said the tined and sealed cabling will outlast the non tined welding cable. Hearer is one source. http://www.bestboatwire.com/ Bill

Welcome to the forum. Make shure you have 12V power to the panel. Bill

The key to good results with any sealant is surface prep. You have to get all the old sealant off and clean. I use as atone as my final step. Bill

Jim, I think he found the problem. If I need to replace my residential refrigerator 5 times in the next 10 years it will still be cheaper than replacing with a new Domectic or Norcold once. Bill

I have to thank Herman for stepping up and taking on that job and all the headaches that go with it. Bill

Carl, welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new Bounder. I used a setup very much like yours when I was towing a dolly. It looks low and should drag but didn't have a problem. You need to pay attention to steep ditches or curbs and not hit them square but at an angle like others have posted. Have fun on your trip and keep us updated. Have you looked at Bounders of America? There may be a chapter near you. http://www.bounder.org/ Bill

Welcome to the forum. When some one ask a question but never post a follow up, It is always good to get feed back on whether a answer was helpful. Bill

Yes you can just like all the reply's so far. Unless you have a residential type refrigerator you can run the refrigerator on propane. The next thing is yes you can run the furnace while going down the road (with out running the generator.) Now the next unasked question. Yes you can run the hot water heater on propane when going down the road. Your wife will appreciate the hot water when you stop for a break. Bill

Keon, Good video and good solution. Bill

I was thinking just pull the new one up next to the old one and swap them. There might be a independent road side assist tire guy for not to much. Call Motorhomes of Texas and see what it would cost for them to buff out the swirl marks. I think Carl had some work done there. It sounds like you made out ok. Lots better than a lot of people down there. It is hard to wrap your head around how many cars were damaged. Hear is one storage place with only 30,000 cars. of possibly 500,000 in the storm track on the golf coast http://autoweek.com/article/nhra/houston-area-drag-strip-dumping-ground-30000-and-counting-hurricane-harvey-damaged They areal ready auctioning them off to guys that fix them and resell them. Bill

You may be able to polish some of the swirl marks out. Well hope the insurance payed enough for the new tires. How are the ones on the new coach. I wonder if you could swap with the old coach. Bill

There should be some numbers cast into the lens. Try googling the number. Bill

Heather, try this with your thermostat. turn all controls to off, remove the front cover, there should be a fuse in side. take it out and verify it is good, now re install the fuse and see if it will work. Bill

I don't know, you have not enter your coach or any supporting info in your signature or in your post. What make and model of RV do you have and what year. Look at your steering wheel, what does it say in the center? Bill

He did say "Our resort" Bill

You should have the invoice from FMCA. Print the invoice and go write down the date codes. Bill