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It's direct TV and it still needs a receiver either a HD $119 one or a HD one that records $199. That allows me to get the receiver to lease as long as I have programming. If I quit I have to return the receiver. Once I get one of them and installed I have to call direct TV RV support and get programming. I'm not going to do that right now maybe better deal later.

That's because I live in Washington State with sky high road tax on the gas.

At least the dump truck empty it's load. Still there will be no stopping it even if the trailer brakes are good.

I have satellite dish , trav'ler dir tv. How do I hook this to a receiver?

The tire and wheel protection is a separate contract and hopefully I won't have to use it. I'm sure there are extremes when it would cost you more.

Does it look like this one? Mine 06 did. https://store.lci1.com/power-gear-pump-kit-horizontal-power-unit-16-gallon-tank-12-vdc-501364-359327.html

The wheel and tire warranty covers road hazards if I flatten and damage the wheels.

The extended warranty I have covers everything except maintenance items. Imagine if that large whirlpool fridge had to be replace and the only way to get it out is to remove the windshield. Yes, peace of DW mind.

Off the manufacture MSRP window sticker. I have the window sticker that matches the vin and serial number.

No, very little 50 amp unless at a FMCA rally so it's generator. OK you got me looking at some numbers. The K2 Spartan chassis was built on 02/2018 and the motorhome was built 04/2018 for the 2019 model year. Entegra was suppose to show their 2021 lineup at FMCA Tucson, AZ. So the chassis and the motorhome will be soon 2 years old. The factory probable took it to shows first before delivering to RV country. RV Country has 11 location in WA, OR, CA, AZ and NV including Quartzite and does at least one show a month. With this Entegra nearing 2 years old in January, the factory wanted it sold and deeply discounted it nearly 40%. That's when DW saw it a "fell in love with it" and you know what my job is to get it. Also by then it had 8,500 miles on it and 600 +hours on the generator. To deliver it from Quartzite, AZ to Mount Vernon, WA made the odometer read 9,842 miles. It had starting to show wear from so many customers had to look and broke a couple of small items. Many of that has been cleaned or fixed. When we picked it up Friday the 2 years factory warranty begins with added 5 years tire and wheel protection and 6 year 75,000 miles extended protection plan. Many may say the extra warranty is not worth the extra cost but DW is happy. DW is loading inside the coach and my job is the basement. There s no hurry to get it done right now so that gives my time to check everything out and get fixed what don't work right before the shake down.

Montana is still too cold this time of year as we like to get outside the coach also. I may change my mind and go to a RV resort on 82 in Washington.

Cummins don't supply kits for their carbs anymore. The last carb I brought for small engine was $12 on ebay.

I have 1 micron and 5 micron and one in the fridge. It won't hurt for you to hook that up. I may still use the charcoal one on the water hose.

Yes, this was a leftover that went a year of all of the shows shows. Generator is run to keep all lights fridge and freezer on.

Yes that one port is for pressure gauge, the whole unit is a aftermarket fuel pressure regulator and probably keeps the pressure and flow going at WOT. That might of been added if someone installed an electric fuel pump.

I did tossed out a couple cups of water from the water dispenser but yes it will be good to throw out a couple of batches of ice. I got the dishwasher going, I'm on a roll.

No ice this morning so I got the instruction for the Whirlpool fridge out. It said to turn on the switch and I couldn't find the dang thing. Finally I took the cover off the ice dispensor and there it was in the off position so I turned it on. Must be loading because when I put the cover back on and closed the door it was making all kinds of wacky noises.

Thank you to whoever fixed my signature picture as it was glaringly to big. I was going to ask, really.

Remind me the next time we are passing your way. The rear toilet has two buttons on it. One for quick flush water saver and the other button for larger flush. If you push both buttons at the same time it empty the toilet for travel. The front toilet has a fill and flush switch. To dump you turn the macerator pump on and pull the handles outside to dump. It uses a smaller hose than normal.

The fridge was on then to test the water and staying on to make ice. Haven''t made ice yet. Maybe in the morning there will be some. If not I have to find the manual about turning on and off the ice maker.

I manage to get the power cord reeled out into the garage. It appears that all is okay now.

You are brave to be out. We have a new coach and afraid to try it out until the virus things blow over. We cancel all plans until memorial day weekend. Hopefully it will be under control by then. Stay safe.

Installed the filters today and ran water pump to check for leaks. I didn't want to turn on the fridge yet but will once I get the cord plugged in the garage or run the generator. Learning the new electric flush toilets. I told DW as senior citizen we are back to potty training. 🤣

Seattle right now is a hot spot for the virus right now. It could get as bad as NY but I hope not. Pray for Gary to get well. Please stay home and practice 6 feet rule which means no touching including greetings.