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Lance Shower Faucet Hot Water Problem
I have a 2016 Lance 825 with the single shower faucet and it worked fine up until my last trip. The hot water heater is fine and I get hot water at the kitchen sink but I am not getting much, if any hot water when I turn on the shower, even all the way to hot. Has anyone else had this issue and if so, what was the fix? Nearest Lance dealer is 2 hours away so I am trying too avoid loading the truck up for this and Lance service still has not returned my call. Thanks in advance!1.5KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Jalousie windows vs. sliding windows - Pros & Cons
I really appreciate all of the feedback from both points of view. I have spent a great deal of time narrowing my choice down to the 825 so it was kind of frustrating being stuck over which windows! Both styles are thermopane from what I am being told so I guess it is really going to come down to whether or not I want to spent the extra money for rainy days.619Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jalousie windows vs. sliding windows - Pros & Cons
Good point about being able to leave them open when you leave the unit for while if there is a chance of rain. 67avion has a point though about the lack of issues with the sliders compared to the jalousies. I am leaning towards the unit with the sliders and spending a little money on a good MaxAir cover for the fantastic fan. Thanks everyone for the feedback!902Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jalousie windows vs. sliding windows - Pros & Cons
Jimh425 - Thanks for the reply! Your comment is well taken that there is always another way to ventilate the unit. I have been shopping from Arizona to Maine because I am not afraid to travel for the right deal. I have pretty much narrowed it down to these two dealers and these two units. Thanks again, Bob904Views0likes0CommentsJalousie windows vs. sliding windows - Pros & Cons
I am in the process of purchasing my first TC a Lance 825. I have seen the models in person at shows outside of my area and am going to be making my purchase from a distance. I have narrowed it down to two dealers, both with 2016 model years. My dilemma is that one dealer has one with jalousie windows and the other has the sliding windows. While I like the look of the jalousie windows, that dealer is asking a little more for his and won't budge on the price. Looking to get opinions on both from real-life experiences with both. I live in south Florida so the jalousie would seem to be better with rain but at the same time I would also probably be running the AC most of the summer. Any thoughts on either? Are the jalousies worth the extra money (about $500 more)? Thanks6.8KViews0likes30Comments
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