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RE: Taaadaaa! Took the plunge. Airbags on the Class A
If those titainium bits are not of a good grade bit, go to Lowes and purchase a good quality high speed bit. I got some bits from harbor freight that were supposedly titainium that would hardly drill a hole in wood. Having worked in machine building for over 20 years of experience a 1/2 " hole in mild steel with a good bit shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. If you have a Industrial tool supply huose would be a goodplace to get one or maybe two, but again drill a pilot hole first.
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kdk
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01/17/21 05:37pm |
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RE: Taaadaaa! Took the plunge. Airbags on the Class A
Drill a 1/4" pilot hole first, then the 3/8" hole. Your drill wll do it.
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kdk
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01/15/21 05:50pm |
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RE: Buying New Class A Questions
Dutch Star 40 ft with tag axle would be a good choice
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kdk
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10/26/20 12:59pm |
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RE: Microwave is dead?
The power to my microwave comes from the inverter which has a separate 20 circuit breaker on the inverter. Don't about yours but take a look
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kdk
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10/09/20 01:30pm |
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RE: New Wiper Blades
My MH had the large "J" hook on the arm, blades were $45 bucks each. These blades with the large frames would lift off the glass in high winds. So I went to the junk yard and got some arms off a ford pickup. Cut the last 3" off these and the MH arms. Welded the smaller "J" hook to the larger arm. Now I buy frame less blades for $10 at wally world.
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kdk
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09/26/20 05:14pm |
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RE: Step out dash light sensor
Call Lipert components (LCI) and they can probably help as they manufacture most of the RV steps.
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kdk
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07/13/20 07:48pm |
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RE: faucets
Purchased mine at Lowes, same as a house faucet. I got one that the neck swivels side to side, kind of convenient with a smaller sink.
Blessings Keith
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kdk
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07/12/20 08:28pm |
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RE: 2013 THOR MOTOR COACH CHALLENGER 37DT
Will definitely need new batteries. Request and review all maintenance records including generator. Also a good investment to hire a qualified inspector to give a thorough inspection. JMO
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kdk
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06/27/20 12:05pm |
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RE: Onan 8000 Generator
Had a similar problem ans eventually found a corroded connector if I remember correctly 5 or 6 pin above the axle on the right side of the generator. I sliced around it and all is good. This start and stop circuit works a little different as the switches do not provide power the the gen start circuit or stop but instead provide a ground for relays.
Hope this helps; Keith
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kdk
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06/18/20 08:23pm |
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