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Joel J

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  1. https://www.monacocoach.com/library/2006/2006_Dynasty.pdf

    Our coach is the 42 Countess III, on page 8, Classic Cherry cabs, 77K Miles.  Beautiful Brown and Gold paint scheme.

    Upgraded: Samsung household frig, 1 year old Convection Induction Microwave, New Chassis batteries, 2 New Tag axle tires, 6 Michelin tires, LED lighting, 8 cabin batteries, upgraded inverter, upgraded wiper system.   Washer/Dryer combo. Power windshield blind , Aqua Hot. Up graded TV. 

    We have been living comfortably in this coach for 9 years.  No Smoke, No pets.  We moved into our brand new home, got the coach winterized for storage and on the drive to the storage the engine broke down.  See the discussion "Cummins ISL Overhead" in this Forum.  You can view the coach at the Spokane Cummins shop

    Price: Lets talk

    Thanks,

    Joel Jacobsen

    509 671 0466

  2. Here is the latest.  Cummins wants to put in rebuilt engine for $56592.  I think that would be a bad move, considering the market value.

    What I would like to do is sell it "as is" and someone else can put a engine in it.  I found an engine at Visionrv for $10K

    Cummins will not do the install.

     https://www.monacocoach.com/library/2006/2006_Dynasty.pdf

    Our coach is the 42 Countess III, on page 8, Classic Cherry cabs, 77K Miles.

    Upgraded: Samsung household frig, 1 year old Convection Microwave, New Chasis batteries, 2 New Tag axle tires, 6 Michelin tires, LED lighting, 8 cabin batts, upgraded inverter, upgraded wiper system.

    Engine is Cummins ISL400  

    The coach  is in Spokane,  if any one is interested in a project, let me know.

    Thanks everyone !

  3. I am hoping to get photographs early this next week. Cummins does not seem to be a very fast operation here in Spokane. 

    What does the 16K core charge mean?  If my cylinder walls are pitted  beyond specs that will mean I don't have a core to trade back. Right?

     I'm going to ask around the neighborhood see if there's a good mechanic I can take with me.

     I will be calling vizione tomorrow.

     Thanks

     

  4. It is a ISL 400. I'm not mechanical and I don't recall ever having the coolant checked for Ph.  The first report from Cummins said there was scoring on 4 cylinders. I suppose when they got the sleeves out  that is when the cylinder pits were found.

    I want to get out of  RVing due my age. I am just trying to figure out my best option. Get a new engine to sell it,  or try sell it as is. Either way I expect to take a beating!

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  5. So now Cummins is telling me the whole engine needs replaced. They say the cylinder walls are pitted to such a degree that they can't be bored out. 

    Now I am waiting for a new engine cost estimate.  This was going to be our last year with the coach. 

    So now the question is: What should I do?  Put in a new engine and sell it, or try and sell it as is.

    Suggestions?

     

  6. Thanks a lot!

     I really appreciate all of your input. We are going to be putting the coach into a Fully enclosed barn with a concrete floor and no power. We will have the coach fully winterized before storing it and I will disconnect the House and chasis batteries. 

    If  This does not work, I will be back online with more questions ! Thanks again. 

    Joel

     

     

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  7. I have "looked" in all the closets, no  luck, how big is the thing?  I want to  reset it because in the past 7 years I have not needed to, but now the water pump switch is turning itself on and off at it's will, not mine!

    I guess I will have my DW empty her closet first.  That will go over well !

    Thanks ya'll

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