Mel S - '96 Safari

California is a nice place to visit by plane, train, bus and automobile.

California is a nice place to visit ...Not to register a motor home in.

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David Well said 👍 because (No 2 Coaches are the same)

https://cubicminiwoodstoves.com/collections/grizzly-cb-1210/products/cb-1210-br-cubic-mini-wood-stove

Congratulations go to Martin Perlot. However corporate acquisitions are seldom good for the the employees of the company acquired, or for the end user. .... Look what happened to SMC , (Safari Motorcoach Corporation). Mark's Daddy's company.!

When winterizing my coach for Wisconsin winter weather I have never "blown out with air" or used RV antifreeze.... (other than 2 cups full in the washer and a cup full in each of the 3 P-Traps). After completely GRAVITY DRAINING everything in the fresh water system I pour 2 cups full of RV antifreeze into the drum of the Splendide Combo and run it through a rinse cycle.

Peggy Groves posted this on FaceBook: Edmond Fahey Funeral Home Bay St. Louis, MS William “Bill” Warren Groves, Jr. 70, of Pass Christian, MS passed away Wednesday, February 3, 2021, at his home in Pass Christian. Bill was born in Adams, Massachusetts, January 24, 1951 to William Warren Groves, Sr and Barbara Groves Chapman. After Bill’s father passed away, his mother remarried, and the family moved to Pass Christian in 1965. Bill graduated from Pass Christian High School, already interested in electronics, which led him to Mississippi State University. Bill gained a degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Upon graduation he went to work for Square D Company in Metairie, LA. Bill met Chuck Ramsey and soon went to work with him at Bay Technical Associates in Bay St. Louis. In a few years Bill formed his own electronics business, GTEK, Inc. in Bay St. Louis, where he developed the “multi-port serial card” used in many personal and enterprise computer systems. GTEK was a family owned business. While at Mississippi State University, Hugh Castles, Bill’s fraternity brother, introduced Bill to his sister, Peggy Castles, of Starkville, MS. Bill and Peggy were married three years later. They had four children, Barbara Marie Groves, William “Billy” Warren Groves III, Joseph Robert Groves, and Michael Carson Groves. Bill’s thriving company allowed him to pursue his other interests and passions. In the mid 80’s Bill started taking flying lessons and eventually purchased his own plane, allowing him to take his family from coast to coast. He also loved boating as he and his brother, Kevin, purchased a Grand Banks which the family used for outings to Cat and Ship Islands. After many years the Grand Banks and the plane were sold and new adventures began for Bill, Peggy and the family. From the sky to the sea to the land, it was now time for family camping. Over the years, Bill and Peggy had developed a love for traveling across this country. In 2005 Hurricane Katrina caused Bill & Peggy to retire. A motor home was purchased the year prior in which they took their first extended trip to Montana for a family reunion. For seven years the miles added up, and the 1st motor home was replaced by the present model, the Monaco Dynasty, in which Bill and Peggy made “home”. Due to COVID-19 issues, travel has been extremely limited, only going back and forth to Bill’s hometown in Adams, MA. Through his RV’ing, Bill became exceptionally knowledgeable in how the Monaco motor coach worked electrically and electronically. This knowledge was passed on to other Monaco RV owners. Bill was a member of the Elks Lodge in Adams, MA, Family Motor Coach Association, Monacoers RV Club, Monaco International, Magnolia Ramblers, Dogwood Chapter, and the Northeast Pacers. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, Bill Sr. and Barbara Groves Chapman and son William “Billy” Warren III. He is survived by his wife Peggy of 47 years, and three children, Barbara, Joey, and Michael. One brother, John Kevin Groves (Cindy), five grandchildren Bailey Groves(20), Gavin Groves(15), Mina Groves(12), Felix Digges (12) and Blu Zaretsky (14). He is also survived by his loyal four footed companions Cinderella, Zippy, and most of all, Mini. Funeral Services will be Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at Edmond Fahey Funeral Home in Bay St. Louis at 12 noon. The family will receive guests from 10:30 am to 12 noon. Interment will be at Bellevue Cemetery in Adams, MA in the spring. Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, masks and social distancing will be required. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Humane Society or the charity of their choice. Edmond Fahey Funeral Home in Bay St. Louis is in charge of arrangements.

DavidL RV roof a/c units don't draw any OUTSIDE AIR into the coach. The Room Air Blower draws in ONLY INSIDE AIR and blows out recirculated/cooled INSIDE AIR, (as seen in this illustration)

Cribbing

Granville Barker $40,000? or $4,000?

Tim503 If you're dissatisfied/disappointed with your father's help I suggest you "check out" your own motorhome next time.

I was officially banned from IRV2 for LIFE in 2016....(I can read messages but I can on longer post).

Jack MCD tire covers?? Color??

wamcneil Try any awning, canvas or upholstery shop.

Fake news. https://speedco.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html

Tim Those "safety plugs" are known as GFCI RECEPTACLES... (aka: Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter OUTLETS).

From one of the 2 black wires.

This looks like a safer, easier to install, more expensive alternative for Tyron bands. https://www.rettroband.com/ https://rvbusiness.com/nirvc-rettroband-provides-tire-blowout-protection/ https://encrypted-vtbn1.gstatic.com/video?q=tbn:ANd9GcQr3DCebq-HXNRgtWYFm9c8zTfB6e505OmPbApBhTcfY1gw5k5J

The answer is NOBODY KNOWS....See: https://tvanswerman.com/2020/06/03/directv-subs-where-are-my-network-channels/

Jamie Chris' Appliance Repair, (920-210-0598), may have used Splendide door seals.

Tony What "Important information" was in the banner on channel 390?

Bruce I suggest that you have the steering & suspension components inspected and have a wheel alignment done.