wildebill308

I think you have a problem with 12V as all the things that aren't working need 12V for the controls. See if you have power going to the Battery control box. if not work back from there. Bill

Great job on decorating. That is starting to look like some of the areas down hearer when the Christmas decorations are up. There are areas people pay to drive through to look at the decorations. I had to laugh at people hearer taking down Halloween decorations and putting up Christmas decorations. One place has a blow up turkey in the middle as a nod towards Thanksgiving. Kind of smart, after turkey day just unplug the turkey and you are ready for Christmas. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=interlochen+lights+display%2c+arlington+texas&qpvt=Interlochen+Lights+Display%2c+Arlington+Texas&FORM=VDRE This is a link to a bunch of light displays. Bill

Just as a follow up can you get the pin out? It might be a good idea to weld a bit on the end and reduce worry that the glue won't hold. Bill

You are right but some times it is just the management. When in that part of the world we are in RI or Freeport Ma or up at New Found Lake area. We did stay at Moody Beach one time for a rally with the Granit Starters. The cost is nearly impossible to find a spot in the "season". Bill

Great they got it fixed. Unfortunately this is another example why many of us self insure. Bill

One thing I recommend is when you get ready to retract the jacks after an extended use. Wipe the exposed shafts down with the same fluid you use in the jacks. This removes dirt and lubricates the shaft. If you don't do this you can damage the bottom seal. Bill

Thanks for reporting back. Bill

No need to open the motor case. Make a dam around the shaft where it goes into the bearing. The porous bronze bushing will wick the oil in. there maybe a felt washer agents the bearing where it goes into the motor. I would slide it out a little to get more direct access to the bearing. I am thinking as you said it hadn't ben used much the bearings had dried, or gummed up. Bill

Did you try oiling the bearings on the motor? Bill

Welcome to the forum. It is always good when you find a good shop. Bill

Welcome to the forum. I would take it some where else like a Freightliner shop. I can't be more helpful as you haven't added your information and coach information to your profile or signature. Bill

One place that is fairly centrally located is The Vineyards Campground & Cabins, 1501 N Dooley St, Grapevine, TX 76051, vineyardscampground.com , (888) 329-8993. Nice campground and good location. Your problem is why I never leave home with out my toad. Bill

It's not like he is camped under a bridge till the new coach comes in. Bill

I bet the OP is busy at his niece's but I am curious I think it is a battery charger. Bill

Bill, You may want to call around and get a better idea of how places charge. This is from QualityCo.com. BASIC ROAD SERVICES Emerg Road Svc Call-Reg Hrs./Per Hr. 8:00am - 5:00pm Mon -Fri, $105.00 Emerg Road Svc Call-Reg Hrs./Per 1/2 Hr. 8:00am - 5:00 pm Mon - Fri $52.50 Emerg Road Svc Call-After Hrs./Per Hr. 5:00pm - 8:00am Mon – Sun & Holidays $125.00 Emerg Road Svc Call-After Hrs./Per 1/2 Hr. 5:00pm - 8:00am Mon – Sun & Holidays $ 62.50 Supply Point may elect to charge a 2 hours minimum for afterhours emergency service call. NOTE: All service charges are PER HOUR (or half hour) and INCLUDE at NO EXTRA COST: 1. Miscellaneous road service labor charges such as flat repairs (incl. standard patch and cement) up to 3/8” diameter 2. Mounts and Dismounts Charges for MATERIALS used may be assessed: 1. Valve Hardware 2. Studs 3. Tubes, etc. Most have a short distance as standard and it is extra mileage $$$ after that. Bill

You still have your old coach right? It might be a good idea to rent a pickup for the time you need it most rental company's have a couple, saves the wear and tear on the cooper and you. Bill

Welcome to the forum. I haven't heard that but it is possible. One more good reason to inspect and recalk all seals. Bill

Paul, Just for fun check the voltage at both the house and chasse battery's. What is the voltage at the battery's. Do you have heated tanks? Do you have any lights on in your storage compartments? Do you have a fan behind the refrigerator? Let us know what you find out. Bill

No just like Bill A. said it is a vehicle on runners not tires. Bill

He has already done that. Now he is trying to get it fixed. Bill Welcome to the forum. Sad to hear about your service problems. Did you know Rev Group has a Factory service center just south of Fort Worth?South REV Technical Center, 5201 South IH-35 West , Alvarado, TX 76009 Service Hours: 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m. CT Monday-Friday Parts Store: 6:30 a.m.-4 p.m. CT Monday-Friday 800-299-1158 This is a long way to go but it is the factory repair center. I, would call and 1, see if you can have some one else do the repairs under warranty and 2, When can you get in their facility if you can't get some one else to do the work. How is your windshield mounted? Is it in gaskets or supposedly glued in? Do you have pictures? "when using the windshield washer - the water came down inside the coach and ran down the back of the TV - due to the fact that the feeder-hoses had not been connected." So connect the hose so your washers work. Let us know how it goes. Bill

Let's face it locks are to keep honest people honest. If you use the bolt cutters I posted about earlier you can have the surge guard and the copper cable. And a lot faster than that guy opening the lock. Bill

Usually you have a time period after the closing to vacate. I would talk to your real estate agent. You may have more time than you think or have them write a week into the deal. Bill

No but I bet a dog sled would qualify as Recreational Vehicle. Bill

How has the RV version worked for you? Bill

Well it will be interesting to find out if it's true. Sounds like engineers coming up with a fix for something they messed up with little concern for what happens down the road. Bill