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    My biggest complaint with the Oxygenitics head was the lack of water. If you have thick hair it wouldn't penetrate to rise the soap out, which increased shower times. My DW said it best and stole my fire "I have gotten sprayed more walking past an animal display at the zoo than if I was standing under that". 

    I bought a Moen and it does the trick, the Box stores sell an on/off valve that attaches inline at the handle should you want one. 

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    4 minutes ago, hermanmullins said:

    I forgot Joe, with three Ladies on board when you travel, you will always require Water and sewer wherever you park. Or maybe a 500 gallon fresh water tank and 500 gallon gray water tank.      :rolleyes::D:unsure:

    Herman

    That would last me 2 days :lol:. 

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    I had that same model in the video above, I returned it after my test run to see what it was like. When I returned it the guy told me "I will toss it in the pile of them I have in the back" :blink:.

    I went to Lowe's and bought one for a house, we prefer all the comforts of home while on the road. If I had it my way there would be a rain shower head on the wall and above for a good soaking.

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    Glad to hear you are all fixed up. I experience this in the beginning of every season.
    This year it was not happening by rocking. I had to get my DW in the drivers seat, brakes released crawl underneath and tap the shoes with a hammer. I told her if the coach starts to move step on the brakes (engine was off). I had it on jack stands and wheels chocked but I wanted someone in the drivers seat just in case. 

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    The entire insurance industry is raising rates. Ours went up the end of last year, we shopped around and ours was still the cheapest. Its bankrupting the trucking industry and its being blamed on the cost of lawsuits which have multiplied significantly in the last few years.  

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    I would certainly take the unit to a frame shop for an alignment. I wonder what (if any) frame modifications were done by the coach manufacture. I good truck frame shop should be able to identify any defects in workmanship pretty fast.  

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    Brian, I have no experience with Crown batteries. I do have experience with Interstate, up until my last house batteries that experience was NOT good. However my wet cell 6V house batteries I had were  around 7 years old when I upgraded them to Deka AGM's. I upgraded figuring I was on borrowed time but they still worked perfectly. 

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