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timaz996

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    Timothy
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    Monaco
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    Dynasty
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    2000
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    Chino Valley, AZ

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    Finally Retired & Full Time

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  1. "My next step will be to jack up the front end (and block it with stands, of course), and see if I can find any looseness with weight off the front wheels." I would do this. You should be able to find it with the weight off.
  2. I went this route in 2019 and it has it has worked well and I full time dry camping 99% of the time. They have many models for the 1200 model.
  3. You also might want to check the back of your light switch to make sure nothings melted or burnt wires.
  4. I replaced my 6 year old Firestones last May because of sidewall cracking and I always kept them covered. (maybe the AZ heat) I replaced them with Sumitomo and so far I'm happy. I full time so they do get used. I dropped the covers and am now using a product called "Blak" It's a UV protectant. When you wash the tire you can't rub your thumb on the tire hard and get any black on your skin. There are YT videos on it and I bought mine on Amazon. So far I like it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blak+protectant
  5. Check the plug going up the steering column and make sure it's clean and tight.
  6. I stuffed them over the top of the AC ducting. They are about 3/4 of an inch thick and about 2 in. Square.
  7. The power resistor should do the trick. Get it at a stereo shop. I have so much noise in my coach I had to put them on my A/C units 12v power to keep them from short cycling.
  8. Mine is a little different. There website is not very search friendly.
  9. You’re welcome. If you go to their website, you will see my motorhome hooked up to my pilot as I was leaving shown as a happy customer.
  10. No water leaks of any kind and they do sweep everything off the top of the slide out as it comes in. Look up true toppers on YouTube and you can see many videos and a good one by AZtech. After I watched his video and a few others including the company videos, I made an appointment to have it done and they did it over memorial day weekend last year, and I am very happy with them.
  11. That's one of the reasons I converted mine to True Toppers.
  12. It provides smoother operation. I would keep one.
  13. I guess my rollers have been replaced because mine are the white ones. I have cleaned mine and I vacuum the floor before running the slides in. Thank you for the post. I will have to look and see if my fenders are hinged. It's blowing 40 plus today in Quartzsite so not today. I checked and my fenders are not hinged.
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