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Re: Generator 110 question
That is CLASSIC ! deltamaster wrote: My funniest bonehead was when I decided to clean my black tank. I dropped a bunch of laundry detergent in the tank and used a sprayer wand to agitate it. Then I proceeded to fill the tank. I was standing right under the vent pipe and a guy walked up and we started talking. I forgot all about the water pouring in to the toilet! Next thing I know brownish soap suds start dropping on my head! The other guy's jaw dropped! I looked up and soap suds are pouring out the vent stack. I ran inside and stopped the water just at the edge of the rim of the bowl! Did not help that I had a head full of brownish soap suds and the other guy could not stop laughing.431Views0likes0CommentsGenerator 110 question
Not sure if giving details will help with this question but, I have an Onan Microquiet 4.0 with 2 12 volt coach batteries. Question is; I tried to turn my TV on with the Gen running and no current, is it normal because of the load running only AC and lights to NOT have the 110 attached to the Generator or am I missing something ? 2001 Jamboree3.5KViews0likes15CommentsRe: Rv Manufacurer Customer Service
Sure there is an answer to my problem, either I can affix an after market ladder or I can't. Question 2; either my rig did or did not come with a ladder, both benign questions. My point being I don't think this industry should have 99 cent Store customer service at ANY LEVEL. Rv's are Luxury items with big ticket expenses to maintain and upkeep, you shouldn't have a Motel 6 experience staying at the Ritz Carleton.365Views0likes0CommentsRe: Fiberclass clearcoat help.Sandpaper
Thanks so much. My Neighbor who knows everything, seemed to think it was a Clear Coat applied at the Factory, it is a very thin membrane so I didnt think it was Gel Coat even though I don't even know what that is. But this stuff thats on there sure sticks like the dickens. But my question still stands about the wet and dry, I had a sheet of 600 grit that really didn't do much so bought 400. This sanding idea came from a Boat forum.240Views0likes0CommentsFiberclass clearcoat help.Sandpaper
I just went through the whole inside of my Newly purchased 2001 Jamboree, now I'm attempting to spruce up the outside. The finish is fading so I purchased the 3M Rubbing compound/restorer based on the popular reviews. Come to find out upon closer inspection that someone made a poor attempt at spraying clearcoat on the finish and its blotchy. Used the the 3M with a High speed buffer and it's taking multiple efforts and elbow grease to remove this Clear Coat and get a good finish. My question is; I read on one or the restoration posts that 800-1000 grit wet & dry may be used prior to buffing. I just want to Make Sure before I attempt this. Or its back to wearing my Elbows out :(2.1KViews0likes7Comments
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