jleamont

We stayed here in December 2020. Nice campground and close to shopping and restaurants. https://koa.com/campgrounds/kissimmee/

Sorry for your loss! In the current market, the demand is much higher than the supply. I would put it on consignment as mentioned above. Now comes the tricky part, do you fly out and drive it back or pay a service to pick it up....decisions.... hopefully you can get some photos ahead and send to a dealer to get the ball rolling. I'd even consider calling those dealer options above, they might know how to get it and you wont have to touch it. I would imagine this isn't their first rodeo with respects to a situation like this.

I know him, he’s my neighbor sorry...

We have a manual transfer switch wired into the house. You could install an outlet in the coach at the transfer switch and run a heavy cord between the two. We do that now but with a stand-alone generator https://www.amazon.com/EGS107501G2KIT-10-7501G2-Detailed-Instructions-Flexible/dp/B005FQJD7K/ref=asc_df_B005FQJD7K/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=167151917227&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16496119270690528530&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007361&hvtargid=pla-308399583010&psc=1

Greg, let us know where you found the seal kits.

Mike, Welcome! I believe we have had conversation on Facebook and if its the Mike I am thinking of I have watched your YouTube videos.

Just in case you want a trip down memory lane;

Pilot Flying J Good Sam discount card provided us a GAS discount on our toad.

Exactly, that's a lot of downward force and then you add hot to cold temperature changes along with the age and you could see how it fell off.

Bingo! I was thinking the same thing. That style pump reservoir is not designed to mount vertically. The small clamp couldn't hold the weight of the reservoir with fluid bounding down the road without something to support it underneath. It should have resembled something like this, the only thing holding MOST of those on is a large hose clamp.

Congratulation's!

Same here, NEVER! I swear they are related

Just had this conversation with my DW last week.

Interesting. They must be one of the few. I have seen shocks on larger high end trailers (over 40'), but not many.

What brand LED ‘a did you purchase? I have heard NUMEROUS complaints about off brands from China.

That looks like you are squatting, not camping. Hope that's not an expensive nightly rate.

I am also AC shopping, different model. I called these folks. They were very knowledgeable on parts. https://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/entertainment-comfort-camping

If you have that much blow-by that's a sign of a piston ring problem. Due to the extremely low miles id bet one is stuck or stuck and broke on start up.

Scott, one thing to add with getting the new one in and the old one out. Many-Many times people seem to take the hard approach. Flip up an emergency window and pass them through. If it has to go through a window try that before removing a window the hard way.

Herman, if it was maintained properly you should have no issues. We have them at work with over 1 million miles. IMHO that was the best engine Detroit diesel made pre-emissions.

I would photo and mark at each end (colored zip ties work well). Take them off and go to a hydraulic hose store and have them made.

NO!! I’d need a dolly anyway.

I will have to check this out in 5 weeks when we catch up. We will have the Mustang with us, not the Jeep.