
wildebill308
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This looked interesting and quite advanced for it's day. There is a rummer it might be one of Carl's early coaches. Bill https://www.classic.com/a/mecum-chicago-2019-ln1yLnB/lots/1937-western-clipper-motorhome-peq6krp/?fbclid=IwAR2BXH7ObxERdueVdgCnUGzzIee-jnVWUw8eKbAtpM5fixHGvhu2ld1VxM0
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So explain this, on my last 4 stops at Love's the "fees" were all $0.40 per transaction. Yet the number of gallons varied. So at this point I will just take my $0.16 per gallon savings and keep on smiling. Just like I said in a previous post. I don't mind giving them $0.40 to save $15.42. Do you have a card? Bill
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Need suggestion for strategy to safely get out
wildebill308 replied to jon48's topic in Type A motorhomes
I am wondering if you could do retro fit with a door like the newer Newmars have. You open the door and there is a set of folding steps that deploy. Looks like a realey good system. I like the PROTENG Fire suppression system to. Bill -
Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk
wildebill308 replied to hermanmullins's topic in General Discussion
When did they say coach will be ready? Bill -
Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk
wildebill308 replied to hermanmullins's topic in General Discussion
Nice, If you can, stay out for anouther week. We are getting a artic blast next week back hear. Bill -
Class C motorhome - tire purchase and installation
wildebill308 replied to C-928382's topic in Type C Motorhomes
First, welcome to the forum. What size tires are you running? If you are running 16" tires that greatly increases the places that can handle your tire purchase. If over 16" you will need to find a more commercial type dealer. who has the equipment. There is no need to lift the whole RV off the ground to change the tires. Let us know what you find out. Bill -
Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk
wildebill308 replied to hermanmullins's topic in General Discussion
Great old coaches. I think I saw Herman and Carl in a couple of shots. Bill -
Fresh water tank replacement
wildebill308 replied to schoonmakerjon's topic in Water and Holding Tanks
I agree with Kay. However I can just see the germophobic crown reaching for their bottle of sanitizer just because they read that. Bill- 28 replies
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Congratulations on your new job. Welcome to the forum. Bill
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Yes, I went back and re read the web site. Where it said "Our fee is 10% of the savings per gallon." I don't mind giving them $0.40 to save $15.42 (sample transaction at Love's).So that is why I couldn't see the correlation on savings. The fee was the same because savings per gallon was the same even though the total savings varied. Bill
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Yes I have ben running at the $0.15- $0.17 range with Loves. I went back and looked at my transaction details and I was charged $0.65 for TA and Loves was $0.40 I don't see where you are seeing a 10% charge. Bill
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Interesting as of now the posted price at that Loves is 2.899 the price with my EFS card is 2.729 or a $0.17 savings per gallon. Across the street the Petro is showing $2.899 at the pump the EFS price is 2.268 or a $0.263 savings. Bill
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As you are in the know about what is going on at the office why don't you give them a heads up? Bill
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Never tried it. I just plug in and let the charger handle both banks. Bill
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Fresh water tank replacement
wildebill308 replied to schoonmakerjon's topic in Water and Holding Tanks
How was the old one held in? The picture shows groves like it was held in with straps. Bill- 28 replies
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Welcome to the forum. Are you talking about just the fabric or the whole assembly? Bill
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You are good to go. From the Allison web site, "We recommend you use fluid analysis as the primary method for determining fluid change intervals." Using my transmission serial number I found a duty cycle of 300,000 -400,000 miles using TS-296 transmission fluid. https://www.allisontransmission.com/my-allison/customer I would go enter your serial number as you can find lots of good information. I would run a good full synthetic gear oil like Valvoline or Mobile 1 in the appropriate weight. I ran royal purple in my last coach. Bill
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Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk
wildebill308 replied to hermanmullins's topic in General Discussion
Yes that is the one where they used the big square needle. I was on mobility so we had to keep at least 6 months immunity at all times. Bill -
Who, What, When, Where or Just Lets Talk
wildebill308 replied to hermanmullins's topic in General Discussion
Yes I got most of my shots in basic that way. One time we got 6 different shots in one time. They had 3 cormen on each side with the guns. Step up and stop and they hit you from each side. Long day. This one was no problem barley felt it. Bill -
Welcome to the forum. Like Carl said look for the "Salesman Switch" also look on your control panel for a battery off/on switch. For fun check those outher circlets powered by the inverter. Bill
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California. Older diesel engines in 40ft diesel pusher
wildebill308 replied to ejperry's topic in Type A motorhomes
Ok, I missed the California in his post. Richard is right. Might try a different office. Makes me appreciate Texas. $7.00 for the inspection and $364.75 for a new sticker. Bill -
Yes but What is a drill arm machine? Referring to a diesel engine? It would be interesting to have someone from down under to get their perspective. Hope you are doing well Ray. Bill
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WOW, the power of Herman. Bill
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California. Older diesel engines in 40ft diesel pusher
wildebill308 replied to ejperry's topic in Type A motorhomes
First, Welcome to the forum. As Herman said, We need more info. Where are you, what state is saying this. Have you registered it there before? If you add your coach and some outher pertinent data to your signature it will save time when you post. See Herman's signature for example. Bill -
Buying a 2021 Class A with a 2017 chassis
wildebill308 replied to Dennis Heider's topic in Type A motorhomes
Yes but the post must be intelligible to start with. That is simple.