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Same in Dallas-Ft. Worth!

Saw nothing about a 19.5" tire....I would not trust any Wanli on my cars or light trucks!

Ray, I had a 400 ISM in a 1997 Allegro 34'....smoking! Felt I could do a wheelie in 4th gear going up a 7% grade! 😂

geofk. Welcome ! I have no ladder, so mine is low center of front windshield, by suction cups.

Wanli? Nope! Since you got 6+ years on the Goodyears, why change brands?

The above Ray is patethic and has no place on this Forum....another troll.

OP maybe asking about outside base. I have been to Benning, but got mine washed before entry & don't remember anyone getting washed on base at Campground.

Don, TxTg is good on all Toll roads in TX. I used to have EZPass in Houston, Its also good in TX.

I knew you where all jealous! 😂 Herman came aboard in 2009, 3 of you in 2012, me in 2013, Joe in 2014 and RayIn in 2017!

I'll have to pass! But, would love to go back to Cochran and play some golf. All 27 holes at the RV Park!

I go with Richard on the TPMS, had it on my previous coach! Due to your length, weight of coach and 19.5", I would go with Kelly or BFG's! I used Kelly on all my coaches from 1978 to 1998.

We took the I-635 thru Dallas yesterday, mostly in the HOV (Express) lane, speed limit 75, no traffic to speak off. The "Free I-635" had stop & go, wall to wall traffic and a 60 mph limit. If you want to test your shocks, I-635 is the road to take, 50/50 air born at 50mph! 🤬 HOV=smooth! Wayne, Yes!

In the newer, high end coaches, they are putting the Traveler dish antenna, in the center of the roof....mine included. Also my AC unit is right in front of it.

From East to West, I take the Katy HOV/Houston HOV, straight thru. Only beef I have on occasion, is the young female, on the phone and doing 40 mph, driving her snowflake car! If I honk, I get a finger. 🤬

Richard, OP wrote "3 years old."

I suspect water damage, that was makeshift fixed by original or last owner. Mid cabin, how close is that to a AC unit or fan? Also, Sky light. We have had a lot of storms in the past 3 years, like Hurricanes! If the coach was fixed by insurance, their would be a record under the VIN#. I just went thru this with my current coach, in rear bath, previous owner lived in Harris County, TX. and coach got water damage thru rear AC, per Progressive they cut a check to owner (bad idea), owner took coach to IN., and traded for a new one! We got it fixed at NIRVC, along with a lot of other items....we are here now, in coach and leaving today!!!

2nd time in 2 days....how did I become the wiping boy? Easy, their jealousy is showing! 😁

Also, your advised not to list email or phone # on Forum, its open to public (non FMCA members). Better to put it in your profile.

My best friend has the 2000 Ford 350 true 1 ton dually and hauls a 29,000# Track Dozer with it.....not on Hwy, on 1,400 acres of bad roads!

I have had both "on/off, Roker Switch" and "on/off, Toggle Switch!"

Camoman64, welcome to the Forum! Thanks for posting!

Herman, how did I get involved? Ross, I do agree with you! I have the same problem on my iPhone! Bill, I think their both the same person and their are a few others also! FMCA computer system was breached, so its very possible that we have Trolls! pogiroheat. HUH?????

Rich, I know...but most chassis & engines are at least 1 year old, before house is built on them! That was especially true back before 2007! Beaver filed BK in 2007!

shumalax. Welcome to the Forum! Interesting commentary, you in the AC/Heat business?

Gary Roe, I suspect you have, Kwiiki, or Lipper, manual steps that you fold in and out by hand and they don't hinge into its own box! Our step cover, slide over the interior step well and the outside steps fold in on itself and stays flush with chassis...motor driven and a on off switch, auto, open door & step comes out, close door and they come in! The first auto steps I had was in a 1987 Barth Class A coach, mid entry and it had a electric step well cover! Don't know if you can adapt to a 2000, 5'er, rig...HWH or Lipper industry (they bought out Kwikii). Try the internet to see if there are adapters for each unit, or call HWH or Lipper!