Freightliner chassis usually has a Schrader valve (like on your tires) somewhere at the left front corner and typically accessible via a bay door or maybe the generator access panel. It is used primarily by tow truck operators to air up the suspensio...
No, it's not the same thing. "Exclusionary" refers to the components that are covered under the contract, i.e. that all components are covered unless listed under "excluded". It does not refer to the type or amounts of damages (repairs) that will be ...
I doubt it too, especially in their current legal situation. Any changes now would be tantamount to an admission that their designs were deficient to begin with.I was merely lamenting that neither of the major RV fridge makers bothered to make an ine...
I should clarify what I learned during the ARP field testing and the "long term damage" claim.It became evident that the cooling unit functions perfectly fine until the tilt reaches a point where there is insufficient return flow to the boiler, and t...
I'm the guy who wrote that piece on irv2.com and have been involved in testing of the device in real world use.I don't know if everybody needs an ARP or not - I discussed that very point in a follow-up to the original message. Nobody says your fridge...
