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Posted by: folivier
07-09-2021, 06:22 AM
Forum: Suspension/Tires/Wheels
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Every now and then there is a topic started asking about driving on old tires or someone wanting to know what pressures to run without having any idea of their axle weights.  
No idea of the age of this 18 wheelers tires but just to show how an obviously inexperienced driver can lose control in a front tire blowout.  Tragic results for the other drivers.
https://www.theadvocate.com/acadiana/new...9bfa5.html

And as an aside we just drove 1300 miles in the Lexus and I can't understand why anyone would slowly pass an 18 wheeler on a 4-lane.  Get around them as quickly as you can so you don't suffer the same fate as above.
Here's one of the trucks that were hit in the opposite lane, one guy died, 15 calves in the trailer died, other guy miraculously survived.

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This is a follow up to my post from the other day. It's coach 629, not 638. 
Anyway, looks like it has moved to a consignment lot in FL. Below is the link. 
https://hornersrvauto.com/product/2002-newell-coach-45/

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Posted by: Winegrower
07-07-2021, 08:36 AM
Forum: Tools
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        Knipex square jaw pliers available on Amazon, check multiple vendors for best pricing  Richard's best tool recommendation at Spearfish.  He must like good tools and doesn't shy away from the price tag.  Please see attached photo of a smiling Glen displaying the product

Blackhawk AW 1350  chain link wrench for those of us who don't happen to carry hugh wrenches in multiple sizes this one size fits all works great if you have room to get around a bolt or nut.

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Posted by: Winegrower
07-07-2021, 08:15 AM
Forum: Plumbing and fixtures
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The Headhunter Mach5 outlet fitting cracked which required breaking open the 3/4 brass union above it.  After replacing the cracked female to male part on the Headhunter the brass union would not seat and leaked.  There being no replacement near our location I went to NAPA and picked up some valve grinding compound. I used a small vice to hold the lower half and a cordless drill motor with duck tape over the chuck to grab the upper half.  With a small amount of lapping compound between the parts I was soon able to get the two parts well mated.  On reassembly no leaks with less torque on the mating ring as well.

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Posted by: Fulltiming
07-06-2021, 07:47 PM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1983-Ne...5016857509

Cummins 903, 300,000 miles, 15kw diesel Kubota generator.

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we will be selling our newell very soon, full tile floors no carpet and is a bath n half model. has recliners and no couch (thank goodness) tires all Michelin and another 4 years good. overall good coach, has a few minor things we are still working to fix and having newell fix. contact me if interested 231-three-seven-three-6878 darren

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Posted by: [email protected]
07-06-2021, 03:05 PM
Forum: Anything else
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[attachment=8664]There are two of these spray nozzles, one on each side. The PVC pipe attached to them appears to come from a solenoid valve back in the water compartment although the piping is difficult to trace back. Are they some kind of a system to mist the radiator with water for extra cooling?

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