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Here is the link that explains the NC Quick Pass. https://www.ncquickpass.com/ We have the NC Quick Pass E-ZPass which works on toll facilities in North Carolina, Florida (SunPass), Georgia (Peach Pass) and the following states where E-ZPass is accepted. Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia I have 2 transponders. One I keep in the MH and one in the toad. When towing, I put the toad transponder in its foil bag and put it in the glove box so that both are not charged $$. Seven years and no problems.

Replaced mine with this 7 years ago. No problem since. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Z7NOOH0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Are you a member of FMCA?. If so, you can use their tire purchase program. I did and bought the Continental HSR2 275/70/22.5 and are very happy with them.

I also have a 8.3 mechanical engine. I did have an intermittent start problem. Found that it was due to a bad fuel shut off solenoid. Replaced it with this, problem solved. You can manually open yours to check if this is the problem. There is a 2 1/2" and 3" bolt spacing, so check yours before ordering. https://www.ebay.com/itm/271834521395

I replaced my 160 amp Leece Neville 2824LC with a 200 amp Delco Remy 28SI. The install was fairly simple (I have a side radiator) except on the DR you don't connect the excite wire since it is self exciting. I purchased mine with a extra pully wheel at:https://www.qualitypowerauto.com/ I found them very helpful. I would give them a call and ask for replacement recommendationsI had my old LN rebuilt and carry it as a spare.

Here's an article I came across which you may find interesting https://rvseniormoments.com/2016/08/24/ariston-washer-and-dryer-install/

I used this to recharge my AC system https://www.walmart.com/ip/A-C-Pro-ACP-100-Ultra-Synthetic-R-134a-Car-Refrigerant-Kit-20-OZ/353326131?athbdg=L1100

Double check the dimensions, but this is what I have in my files as replacement rollers https://vxb.com/products/6201rs-bearing-12mm-x-32mm-x-10mm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIycCIop3g5gIVU5JbCh3PDAEbEAQYASABEgJ5IvD_BwE

On the road now and won't be home until end of month. Contact me then, and we can make arrangements.

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See if this helps https://www.rverscorner.com/california.html

Here you go. Please ignore the yellow strips on the smaller lights, they are remnants from a previous attempt to update to LED

That's where I got the original idea from.

Just one. Each has 120 LED which provided enough light Definitely simpler. I tried using the strips, some burned out and the adhesive failed. One provided plenty of light.

I took a different approach. Stripped out the ballast and bulbs, and installed these into the fixture. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09QY8ZHM3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

I took a different approach. Stripped out the ballast and bulbs, and installed these into the fixture. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09QY8ZHM3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Could you please tell me the model no. of the Blizzard you purchased. When looking at the blizzard, the installation instructions show that it is attached to the roof with lag bolts from the top vs the long bolts from inside on the Penguin. How did you attach yours? Thanks

Replaced the springs on my HWH jacks. Get the model number of your jacks first, I found that my front jacks were different from the rear. Attached is a chart on spring sizes.A note of caution. Per the chart, and upon investigation, I found the recommended spring for my rear jacks was 18" long, however, the distance between the mounting brackets on my jacks when fully retracted was only 16". If I went with the recommended springs, my jacks would never fully retract. I went with a HWH spring rated the same that was 14" long.Here is the data on mine.Front Jacks APP40506 (9000#) replacement springs #R3847HWH Rear Jacks AP8805 (12000#) replacement springs R34692 (14") vsR38956 (18") HWH Spring Chart.pdf

They are franchise. You can find one near you on their website. https://www.fibrenew.com/

Great addition, informative and helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do this.

That's what I have.

A few days ago I embarked on the project of replacing my air dryer filter. As I explored what was involved, I asked myself the question of what would I do if I had a failure of this component while on the road and lost air pressure. After further exploration I found that it is a fairly easy job to bypass the filter, providing you have the necessary hardware. Now I started looking for the bypass kit I needed for my MH. I found one on ebay, however, it did not have the correct fittings. I contacted the ebay seller (plumbbobautomtive) and explained what I needed. Long story short, Bob, the owner, was very nice and helpful and after several exchanges of info and photos he designed the bypass kit I needed. In his words " I would not want you to break down with the wrong parts in hand. Getting you what you need is our goal." What I ultimately got was exactly what I needed. Thinking that others might be interested in this, I suggested that he add this item to his ebay store. Here's the link, if it's not exactly what you need, Bob will make it for you. https://www.ebay.com/itm/125994248712?hash=item1d55d7aa08:g:NCsAAOSwrV1knGmC

I installed the following ceiling fan in our RV. It comes in different sizes.https://rvandmarine.com/product/12-volt-rv-remote-ceiling-fan-28/Our RV had a ceiling light, so it was a simple job to replace the light with this fan. I did have to make a wooden plate to cover the opening left by the light which I then mounted the fan to. This unit is controlled by the remote, so no additional wiring was needed, I just leave the light switch on. If you have a bedroom slide, make sure you have the required clearance when the slide is in.

For those tight spaces, I bought a set of stubby end wrenches https://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/wrenches/12-piece-stubby-combination-wrench-set-97383.html

Had the same problem. Replaced mine with this. Less of a chance of the rubber grommet failing https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/TWDAC103?impressionRank=1