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RE: Coach net vs FMCA road side assist
I always thought GS, CN, FMCA, All State, etc would all have to use the same vendors....none of them actually have equipment.
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Blaster Man
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08/25/19 03:10pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tire Covers - help me decide
Agree with Magne Shade.
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Blaster Man
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06/28/19 11:44am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Benefits of registration in SD
As noted above, states are cracking down on RVers claiming residence in one state to avoid taxes in their "true" home state. My state is checking out of state tags and when they find somebody doing what I stated above, they get fined, pay all past state taxes and state tax penalties. Check with an attorney.
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Blaster Man
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06/27/19 01:21pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: looking at a 2006 american coach tradition 42r
Traditions are fine coaches.
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Blaster Man
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02/25/19 07:41pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Induction cooktop
Does an induction cooktop run off of the inverter or is it genset only if not plugged in.
I am referring to a cooktop in a large DP. Tiffin, Newmar, or Berkshire.
thanks
You can run it off any AC outlet that is wired to the inverter. We run the M/W off the inverter and it draws more amps than the induction cooktop.
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Blaster Man
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02/10/19 10:10am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 04 Fleetwood Revolution taillights Fuse box location??
In my coach it was in the last basement, curb side.
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Blaster Man
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01/14/19 03:10pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Slide Out Toppers
When you replace them use Sunbrella, they'll last a very long time.
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Blaster Man
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01/11/19 03:00pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Diesel engine storage
Fill the tank and use a biocide. The biocide is critical, it will keep microbial growth (algae, bacteria and fungi) out of your fuel. Don't start the engine until you are ready to use it, monthly starts are not necessary.
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Blaster Man
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12/17/18 09:27am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Travel on I-24 through Nashville
...On a Sunday I would stay on 24...
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Yep, right through town, not problem on a Sunday and not that bad on weekdays...excluding rush hour.
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Blaster Man
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12/10/18 11:08am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Transynd vs Dexron VI
Allison ONLY recommends transmission fluid that is TES-295 approved. Several manufacturers meet this spec. I would not use any fluid that does not say that it meets the Allison TES-295 specifications. The older transmissions did come with a non-295 Fluid, probably Dex III in your case, but why go with any inferior fluid when Allison now recommends a fluid that meets TES-295 in their older transmissions. You do not have to buy Allison fluid if you don't want to give them the money but I would definitely recommend buying the newer spec fluid from someone, anyone, instead of using an older fluid. Saving a few bucks on a transmission that can cost $5000+ to repair just doesn't make sense. BP, Castrol, and others make the TES-295 fluid that you need. Try to find one on sale and use the right, most recent fluid, instead of using a fluid that Allison abandoned many years ago for their transmissions.This is the answer. If you want a graduate education on TES-295 fluid go to http://www.irv2.com/forums/f125/former-allison-transmission-fluids-engineer-89293.html but be prepared to read 51+ pages. EVERYTHING you need to know.
I talked to Tom Johnson last week about the sample of trans fluid I sent for testing. He said if you test the fluid annually, and it tests okay, the fluid is good for 300,000 miles...in other words "life" for an RV. The biggest concern is that it could get contaminated by coolant, engine oil, etc.
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Blaster Man
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12/03/18 08:50pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Newmar Mountain Aire
Close to pulling the trigger on a 2019. This will be our first MH have had 3 5th wheels.
Any insights on the model 4579
Should be a nice one, but my preference for the same dollar amount, would be for a slightly used King Aire or maybe a London Aire.
Should have less problems than a new one and with a large chunk of depreciation already gone.
Same here, any new coach will have it's share of problems. I'd buy a unit a few years old...save lots of money and the problems will be worked out (hopefully)
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Blaster Man
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11/17/18 06:19pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: In Dash GPS are they worth a darn ?
A portable big screen Garmin is much better. I don't even bother with the one in my dash.
Same here, I've had two built in GPSs....very hard to use and update. Get a Garmin RV GPS, free lifetime up dates and RV oriented.
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Blaster Man
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11/03/18 07:52am |
Class A Motorhomes
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