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RE: Cooper Tires
Appreciat all inputs here. I will be getting myself a set of 6 Thank you
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fourthclassC
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07/08/20 08:34am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Fibreglass wall laminate separating??
Just to share my experience. Many places in my 2003 Winnebago Mini 24V had delamination. Spent many hours repairing.... Used expanding cargo bars and wood plates against my barn to hold it. Used Gorrilla Glue (urethane and waterproof) After the delam. was rapaired. I put the molding back. Where the corner molding was curved in the front areas, I caulked with proflex then covered the corner with slit down eternabond then put the moldings back on. On the straight corners, made wider molding from ripping down PVC square fence posts and predrilled the screw holes. That fence post is available at home centers. Looks ok.....In most places, the original corner molding is way too small to provide any support/strength at corners....
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fourthclassC
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07/06/20 03:16pm |
General RVing Issues
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Cooper Tires
Howdy, has any one used COOPER DISCOVERER HT3 tires on their class C? Thinking about geting a set of 6 of these.
Thank to all who reply.
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fourthclassC
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07/06/20 02:48pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Are all RV's noisy and rattle?
Installed Koni FSD shocks and the ride quieted down a lot. Like others have said , typical places for rattles and noise: Stove and stove cover, pots and pans in cabinets, screen door spring. Door fitment and latch tightness (can be adjusted somewhat). Never gonna be like a car....
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fourthclassC
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07/01/20 08:42am |
Class C Motorhomes
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WARNING : Good Sam Roadside has changed
This topic has been moved to another forum.
You can read it here: 30097950
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fourthclassC
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06/20/20 07:29am |
Class C Motorhomes
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WARNING : Good Sam Roadside has changed
Howdy, I want to warn this community about my experience. I called good sam yesterday, because I lost my card (wife still has hers) to check and verify my account status - before a long trip I will be taking. The person on the phone told me that while I am covered and my account is in good standing, MY MOTORHOME IS NO LONGER COVERED and I need to upgrade to premium for it to be covered. I was shocked. I am still covered for automobile travel but Not the Camper. Luckily I am making this long trip by car. But how can this happen. BE WARNED
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fourthclassC
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06/20/20 07:29am |
Good Sam Roadside Assistance
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RE: Water miser issues.
Howdy, I found the oxygenics a huge dissapointment. I re installed my original shower head. It had more reasonable flow. I did use the oxygenics shutoff valve immediatly before the shower head as it was better then the old one.
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fourthclassC
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06/13/20 07:35am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Brake fluid flush
Howdy, I don't have any tutorials but I can tell ya how I'm gonna do mine on my 2003 Winnie with rear disc brakes. Start by sucking all the fluid out of both sides of the master with a turkey baster or suitible tool or mitivac pump. Replace it with new fluid. with a helper, pump the brake pedal an hold it. Open the right rear caliper bleeder screw (put some pb blaster on all bleeders ahead of time) allow it to come out till it comes out clear. May take a couple times. No pumping while bleeder open. Move to left rear then right front then finally left front. Making sure the master cylinder dosen't run dry. Need to check after each caliper is completed.
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fourthclassC
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06/05/20 09:54am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Black Tank Valve Replacement
Howdy, I thought I'd share my experience here. I had some leakage by the valve which made taking the cap off unpleasant. I changed the seals. seals only. This did not leak for about a year. Then it started leaking again. Just a little. So I think the blade itself is scored up from sand in the tank at some point. I think that if I change the entire valve (not just the seals) it will stop and last a long while without leakage/seepage.
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fourthclassC
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05/31/20 08:02am |
Tech Issues
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RE: 1999 Minnie Winnie: is the roof and cabover one piece?
Howdy, my 02 Winnebago 24v has a fiberglass roof similiar in appearance to the wall material just white. But I have a seam right above where the cab meets the box. I covered it with Eternabond. I bet you have a seem there also but just a very easy transition.
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fourthclassC
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05/29/20 01:19pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Prepping for a serious trip...
Dude -- Thanks for sharing. Very nice to see and makes me want to go with you. I would be quiet and buy the coffee.....
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fourthclassC
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05/28/20 09:25am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Coach battery not charging
Howdy, what seperates your coach battery from the engine battery? Either a solenoid switch or solid state isolator. It has been my experience in each class c I have owned, that the solenoid switch failed and needed replacement.
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fourthclassC
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05/28/20 09:22am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Thor Four Winds 29G too good to be true?
Like others have said. Inspection is very important. Especially the roof. Actually climb up in the over cab bed - remove the pads and inspect deep in the corners for evidence of roof leakage.
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fourthclassC
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05/26/20 12:21pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Floor & Wall repairs
Howdy, it would be nice to have a blow up assembly drawing of the structure for repairs, but I bet it you can't get one. I know I could never find anything like that for any of my campers and all needed wall / floor / wall repair. But the last one - a Winnebago has that on line. Full electrical , plumbing and pretty good structure drawings. So you are probably going to have to continue taking stuff apart to find out how it is put together. :You will probably have to make some parts (back up blocks, addtional supports.... yourself.
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fourthclassC
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05/23/20 07:04am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Turtles and Canada Geese
Howdy Mr. 8.1,
Excellent photos. Especially of the turtles. I love turtles....
and most of all thank you for posting them. Very nice to see today.
I appreciated it....
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fourthclassC
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05/18/20 07:02am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Chinese Versus TAIWAN Hand Tools
I share your frustration with lousey tools. But what I'm worried about is how I usually get my older, quality, USA made stuff. Flea markets - Gonna miss them...
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fourthclassC
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05/02/20 07:46am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Road Trip Planner Apps
Not exactly what you are looking for, but for overnights and boondocking I recommend Overnight RV Parking. It is a good deal more then just walmart locations. It maps to the approved overnight parking locations with comments from the last person who stayed there.
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fourthclassC
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05/01/20 02:13pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: 2019–20 CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC POSTINGS
35 years in the Pharmaceutical filtration (sterile and Ultrafiltration) and water filtration field.....What MEXICOWANDERER says is true. Masks just keep us from spitting on each other. It don't matter how good a filter is, it is the seal that matters.
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fourthclassC
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04/28/20 06:03am |
Around the Campfire
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Rear Differential Locker
Howdy, wondering if any one has outfitted their class C with a rear differential locker? I'd love to send out my class C for a Quigley 4X4 conversion, but I'm a day late and a dollar short.... But I have diff lock on my pick up truck and it is great for getting out of the mud. Thinking it might be a possibility on the camper. It would really help when in mud on a slight hill when only one rear wheel is spinning. It is a Ford E350 2002.
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fourthclassC
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04/28/20 05:58am |
Tech Issues
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Rear Differential Locker
Howdy, wondering if any one has outfitted their class C with a rear differential locker? I'd love to send out my class C for a Quigley 4X4 conversion, but I'm a day late and a dollar short.... But I have diff lock on my pick up truck and it is great for getting out of the mud. Thinking it might be a possibility on the camper. It would really help when in mud on a slight hill when only one rear wheel is spinning. It is a Ford E350 2002.
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fourthclassC
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04/28/20 05:58am |
Tech Issues
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