Congrats! It's always a great feeling when you accomplish a task like this.
That's what makes this forum so great. Hope you can make it to the rally in June.
(12-21-2012, 06:08 AM)folivier Wrote: [ -> ]Congrats! It's always a great feeling when you accomplish a task like this.
That's what makes this forum so great. Hope you can make it to the rally in June.
Thank you, Yes the mood gets way better after you fixed problem , aspecially here where I could not move anywhere and we need to hit the road in week.
Fortunattly we wont be able to attend the rally , would love to!
We made early planes to spend month in Isalnd Park area in Idaho on the Henry's Fork , we will be fly fishing there, after we are slowly heading trough WY, CO, KS and might winter in NM and back toward AZ
We were in Dakota's last year and love the states.
Les
(12-20-2012, 09:06 PM)encantotom Wrote: [ -> ]Les,
outstanding job. glad you got it fixed yourself.
tom
It was something I have never done before other than working on some master brake cylinder in the car.
I was scared to take task as thsi since I was limited on tools I have.
Since I have good size compressors on the coach i might get few air power tools for next projects.
Well done! Have a drink on me!
(12-21-2012, 04:39 PM)Express1 Wrote: [ -> ]Well done! Have a drink on me!
Haha thanks will do! hope we done with repairs for while ( 2 big ones while 2 months in one spot ) A Hot and the brakes!
One advantage of doing these repairs ourselves, is that we wind up learning much more about our coaches and its systems.
thats for sure. if only 4-5 of us lived closer together we could fix ANYTHING together.......but the forum sure helps with that anyway.
but i would really like for all of you to move near me if it would be possible. please?
tom