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How to Restore Old Fiberglass
I searched and could not find anything....
Our MH is 16 yrs old. It is white fiberglass with decals. All the decals are ruined from sun exposure on one side so they have been removed. I want to restore the fiberglass before applying new decals. Nothing seems to work. It is thin layer of fiberglass laminated to luan. Using an orbital polisher I have tried polishing compound, Maguaris One Step 67, others, no luck. Any suggestions?
If I am able to get the fiberglass white again (like the areas where the decals were) then what polish or product should I use to restore the shine, the original luster? Not confident that wax alone will do this?
Thanks, trying to take care of her....
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TC&Z
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05/18/23 04:54pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Differential Oil Capacity
Found out I should get 2 gallons.
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TC&Z
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04/26/23 06:31am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Differential Oil Capacity
Preparing to change the differential 75W-90 oil in my 2007 Winn. I am finding conflicting amounts, 3 pints, 3 quarts, many gallons!!
What is the correct capacity so I buy the correct amount?
Thanks....
Year: 2007
Make: Winn
Model: Voyage 38J
Serial: 10F90H253787
VIN: 5B4MPA7G573422088
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TC&Z
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04/25/23 06:30pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Router for Low Cell Signal Rural Mountainous Areas
This topic has been moved to another forum.
You can read it here: 30373600
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TC&Z
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12/12/22 03:22pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Router for Low Cell Signal Rural Mountainous Areas
We recently camped in the mountains of Alabama at Desoto SP. We had spotty cell signal.
When we got back I called Verizon to confirm they could activate a T1114 router, activation fee was $35 and a $10/mon fee. All is good.
So I bought a Verizon Novatel T1114, an Antenna Gear M39 and a painters pole to put it up in the air. Once delivered ****, I called Verizon to activate it and they reneged and would not activate the T1114 despite their previous commitment. They claim it is no longer supported by their system. That's bunk, my brother has a T1114 and they are continuing to support his.
Regardless, I now must return my T1114 and try to get reimbursed. This despite making sure it was legit, and must buy another router for rural low signal areas, just for Verizon 4G WiFi, no voice needed. My antenna I bought has SMA connectors.
Any suggestions for a good router that has SMA antenna connections, that Verizon will activate?
Thanks
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TC&Z
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12/12/22 03:22pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: How to Best Run New Coax on Roof ??
Seems like we replied to this a few weeks back. Take it you did not want to pull inside. Did you check just below the roof line where the antenna is installed. As stated almost always a connector there so only a few feet to add.
Not a lot to pull on the roof. Point A to B, glue, tape and drill a new hole and seal.
This might help you. Ideal
Correct, I had a post a few weeks back. Wasn't a matter of not wanting too, I can't. The Winnebago motor home has solid styrofoam in the roof. There is no air space. They cut out channels for the wiring harness and air vents prior to being laminated together. This makes it impossible to pull any wiring thru after lamination.
I did check just below the roof line at the antenna mount. I did not find any coax connection. I also checked with Winn Tech support. They said Winn runs a continuous line from the antenna head, down the crank up lift arm, into the roof, down the 20 ft length of roof to the electrical closet. So there is no connection under the antenna mount. The closest connection is in the electrical closet. Thanks though....
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TC&Z
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11/05/22 05:08pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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How to Find Drafts?
When you prepare a posting and save to drafts, how do you find the drafts again to finalize and post? Sorry I couldn't figure it out, thank you....
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TC&Z
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11/05/22 04:52pm |
Forum Posting Help and Support
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How to Best Run New Coax on Roof ??
A limb caught my crank up antenna and snatched it off the roof. The original coax is damaged somewhere inside the roof and is not accessible. And I cannot pull a new cable inside the roof.
So I plan to run a new coax from a new antenna, run 20 ft down the center line of the roof and adhere with blobs of lap sealant every 12-18 inches. Will drill hole in roof and drop new coax into an electrical closet.
Any tips? Expansion/contraction? Leave slightly off roof between lap seal blobs to allow for water drainage? Has anyone done this before? Comments?
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TC&Z
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11/05/22 11:26am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Norcold Frig Parts List ??
Hi,
The link is broken on the Norcold support page for Parts List – 1210 Ultraline. I can't get hold of them by phone.
The link address is:
https://norcold.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/PL_629700_1200_20220221.pdf but gets a 404 error.
Does anyone have the pdf parts list, or a corrected link?
My frig is model 1211IMWPM. I need to find p/ns for the door seals.
Thank you
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TC&Z
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10/29/22 04:40am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Has Anyone Pulled New Coax in Roof?
Hi, we have a 2007 Winn Voyage 38J. A tree branch caught the loop of coax at the base of my crank up antenna and ripped it apart. Only a stub of the coax remains. This coax runs inside the roof, from the roof antenna back to the hallway switch cluster, about 20 ft.
Reaching out to see if anyone pulled new coax for this line? I would love to pull all new coax rather then try to crimp a connector on the remaining stub. But I am worried the existing coax is potted or zip tied.
I plan to wiggle and tug on it and see if I can get any indication of possibility. But I can't get carried away tugging cause I may end up having to use it !!
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TC&Z
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10/23/22 06:48am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Need Coax for Roof Antenna
Hi, a tree branch caught the loop of coax at the base of my crank up antenna and ripped it apart. I need to cut, strip and crimp a connector on the stub that remains. Then I need a 4-5 ft length of coax with connectors to run up the lift arm to the antenna and a bullet to join them together. Where can I buy these items that are high quality and weather proof? Original was just RG-59. I want to upgrade to outdoor rated cable. Outdoor rated connectors with o-rings, etc. Not just the normal indoor bubble pack at Lowes. Moisture is what kills the TV signal.
Thanks....
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TC&Z
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10/22/22 06:05pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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