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- toomoxyExplorertook out my washer/dryer to have a larger storage area.
HAPPY NOW...sore back ...LOL
generac generator running but no power.
Quoted locally $7,800.00 for an Onan generator replacement.
Shopped online and found an onan 7000 gas
Cummins Onan QG 7000 Gasoline RV Generator
for $4,400.00 free shipping no tax.
http://www.norwall.com
man those things are SUPER heavy and I
wish I brought friends to pick it up... had to put on side and
slide into my Element.
Paid $700.00 to put in and have new support built
for it that is more heavy duty.
Thought great... nope mechanic said one battery won't hold a charge and I should consider replacing the other...
so two new batteries installed.
3rd Camping trip, thinking all bugs ironed out.
I decided to run the generator and power the AC unit as was hot and humid .... turned the generator on and it is purring like a kitten... turned the AC on... ran kind of cool for 20 minutes on automatic setting (as someone on here suggested) it shut off and a pool of water came down..
SERIOUSLY ????
now no airconditioning... ARGH...
then it started raining and noticed pool of water forming near the front on the floor.... OMG.... turns out a corner bracket is missing (fell off ??) and water was coming in the "slide out's" corner that was open and exposed. So filled that with cocking...now trying to figure out where to buy a new corner bracket adn if there is a special way to attach it when I do...or should I just bring to a dealer... hmmm Anyone know what that little plastic "L" corner piece is called ??
I also notice that my hot water heater light is not glowing when
I push that.... hmmm what next...no hot water ???
Sad thing is I only bought this as was $40,000.00 less than what i had seen anywhere else and this made it affordible for me to buy...
But now with all these repairs... well i'm getting tapped out and not having any fun at all.
I read on here all the repairs and maintanence people all do themselves...wow I'm so impressed. - SRTExplorerLast night finished sanitizing the fresh water system. Dumped the water accumulation in the gray and black tanks so we'll be ready for camping at the kids cabin next week (can't go until Tuesday). Also cleaned the inside incandescent dusty bulbs and plastic covers. One of these days will change these to LEDs.
- JcoFS3500ExplorerCleaned the posts on the chassis battery and washed the back and street side. Still have to wash the curb side.
- maznchleExplorerI took the mass plates off and put the florida one on after a struggle geting the 7 year old bolts loosened.aah.paul
- falconbrotherExplorer IIlubed the chassis, fixed a leak at the Kitchen sink water supply lines, fixed the awning rail.
It's mechanically as perfect as it's been since I've owned it and ready for the road. If I can get my wife healthy we'll take a trip. - toomoxyExplorer
aboeck3 wrote:
Just looked at it in the garage. It needs a bath, but it has been too hot to be outside. Leave the the door open so the dogs can run in and check things out. Want to get going some place. 78 days to Disney!!!
Is that your motorhome in the photo ?
With a garage ?
IF so what brand or name of motorhome is that .
Sharp looking. - SRTExplorerPlanning on putting 1/2 of bleach in the fresh water tank today (it has to warm up some more before I go outside). We haven't used the motor home since late May. Will run the mixture through all the faucets and let it sit overnight.
- decan9ExplorerLooked at it!
- SPRING_STREETExplorerChanged the air filter.. still had about 10% but getting ready to hit the road and want to see if clean air will make a difference..
- falconbrotherExplorer IIFlushed the radiator, but good. Hooked up the toad and drove her to my house. Tomorrow stock the shelves and drive.
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