MOTOR HOME REPAIR

I would suggest a local “mechanic”. Cruising up the Alcan I lost my house charging circuit. Pulled into a garage that obviously fixed everything mechanical and they diagnosed and repaired in no time. At home I manage a community farm and one of our walk behind tractors needed transmission work. I took it to a local mechanic who works on cars and cycles and he said it’d be fun and fixed it right up. It doesn’t take a specialist, just someone who understands how things work.

Dave

ScottG wrote:
:B Old Al's going to fit in just fine here LOL.

Give the man a break. Maybe he's hard of hearing! :)

:B Old Al's going to fit in just fine here LOL.

al hillman wrote:
Well then thanks for no help.

No reason to get snippy. He helped and you learned and adjusted. All good.

BB_TX wrote:
Can’t help with any specific recommendations. But you might google mobile RV repair and the name of your nearest city. Usually turns up multiple hits with reviews and ratings.

x2

I once broke down near Hot Springs, and managed to get to Unique Automotive Services in N. Little Rock. They pulled off some magic. I can't find the card or I would give you a phone number.

Matt

Can’t help with any specific recommendations. But you might google mobile RV repair and the name of your nearest city. Usually turns up multiple hits with reviews and ratings.

blown fuse or circuit breaker?

Well then thanks for no help.

Why are you yelling? All caps is considered very bad form (notice no one else is doing the same).

Good luck with your issue