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Just saw this on Facebook marketplace in Port Allen, LA just across the river from Baton Rouge.
Might be a nice project for someone.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/ite...852368604/

Some times one  or more of my circulation pumps needs a slight tap to startup. Not very hard at all. And I do not believe its the one way valve at the T. Though I could be wrong.

Is there any way to figure out or fix the issue.. It seems to always do it when i am already in bed! Running outside in the cold to tap the pump is not ideal!

Thanks!

My left (smaller) halogen burner has an elelment (bulb) out.  Are they replaceable individually?

If not... anyone have a working one they removed?

or I have seen an Induction AND ceramic radiant 2 burner that will fit the openiny...BUT it's only 110v Seems like it may be too wimpy on the radiant side... probably only 1800w, maybe 2200w.

From our family to yours, we wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving! We have many things to be thankful for. For those of you full timing in your rigs, post some pics of your thanksgiving feasts!

Good evening and hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!!

Had my eye on 1997 Newell, loved it and all the work done to it, had funds but the seller decided to go with a local guy.  Thought we had a deal but I cannot get there to the location and close the deal for a couple of weeks, since one of the weeks the seller was going to be gone. Guess it wasn't' meant to be. Disappointed but no hard feelings.

I'm looking for 2000 or older, at least 40' and at least one slide.  It will have a great home with me, have an enclosed barn for it, well cared for and will get to take trips around the US to Labrador dog shows.  If you know of a good one or someone is considering letting one move on to a new please reach out to me. 

Thanks!
Wendy

Has anyone replaced the dual windshield arms on a 90s vintage coach?

   


   

Someone was looking for wiper nut covers??

Dish recently had me replace my house receiver which has 2 TVs working off of it.  The tech did a get job. Now my problem.  They also said that I needed to replace the old receivers in the coach.  The tech left them at the house because coach was in the garage and they were supposed to be pretty much just plug & play for someone of my limited electronic skill set.  When I went to replace my old receivers with the new ones, I discovered to my horror that the new ones do not have the old screw on coax connections for output to the TVs.  Bear in mind my coach is a 1992 with original TV's.  Is anyone aware of an adapter that will connect the receiver HDMI output to screw on coax connections for the TV inputs?  I'm happy with the old TVs and not really wanting to fix something that works for what I want it to do.

I've read all the posts I can find on changing the engine coolant in my Series 60, and they have been very instructive. Based on those posts I am going to drain, fill with distilled water, bring up to temp, drain again, and then fill with Final Charge concentrate/distilled water 50/50 mix.  But I have a few novice questions:

1. Where are the drain points, besides radiator petcock?
2. Do I need to remove lower radiator hose as well for draining?  
3. I bought a pass-thru filter that I thought was correct... but I can't find any coolant filter on my coach. Where would this be, or is it possible I don't have one?
4. I'm planning to fill it up with distilled water, start it and bring it up to temp.  Then start again at #1 (after it cools).  Anything else?
5. Will I need to burp it anywhere? Or will air come out by itself?

Thanks as always!
Alan Johnson

Help!
  Just pulled out of the service bay (for the air leak.

Now after running/starting perfectly for a year, I get crank no start/no check engine lights..no computer codes at all. The only thing I see is the Fuel filter press diaphragm (the large rubber "button" at the top is leaking a bit of fuel and air.

I got it started ONCE and a hellacious noise camer from the vicinity of the fuel pump/compressor on the right side of the Series 60.

I would replace it if I knew what it was...but am running out of time before the holiday!

I am in Marion, OH and a bit despondent,

Any help would be great!