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Same here, Fred. Silicone'ing them back on as they fall off. "Shrinkage" for sure.

Ed, we are about 35 miles north of Abilene, Texas. Come and get 'er - she's all yours -R

I just can't bring myself to take it to the scrapyard because it still looks and works fine. -smiles-

In the unlikely event you want to stay with a NotSoCold, I have a complete 1200LRIM in working condition, WITH manuals - FREE to the first person who shows up with a truck (yes, I am still trying to get this off my porch - LOL).

Tim was AWESOME. Post some pics and I'll see if I can help. -R

Thank you! -R

I can't seem to find their #. Can you provide it, please? My 86 year old father is in Melbourne and needs an awning replaced. Thanks! -R

Amen

My only observations is, you must have time to burn. Wish I did.

"then hit the drums with a 4 lb hammer" Try a 10#. Make sure the wheels are chocked first, as another poster suggested. Had a close call once because I thought I could get away with it....WRONG. You won't hurt the drum.

No worries. Offer stands.

I have a working one in pretty decent shape from a 99. Free to the first person that shows up to get it. Needs 2 minor things, but works great. Abilene, Texas

You never saw a hearse pullin' a U-Haul.......LOL

No thanks necessary, Carey. They earned it. Merry Christmas, bud.

Okay, Carey - I don't mean to embarrass you, but I have to tell everyone what a wonderful bunch of grand-kids you have. They have really touched my heart. In the mail today, here is what I found: These things are QUALITY. I have some (14?) of the last Atwood's (one side only) from when they were still available. I wouldn't put them on the coach now if they were all that was left (I obviously didn't). These replacements fit snug (no RTV required), are built more durable, and should last LONGER than the originals. Carey, your grand-kids hit a home run on this one, and I am VERY much appreciative. They solved a substantial problem for me. Now if I can just get Henry to learn how to spell "order" (this made me laugh). Thank you, Carey. And please convey my appreciation to your very special grand-kids. You are one lucky dude.

We ALL know they are worth more, particularly because of the quality. Let's help these kids get their business going!

I just realized that an "Atlantis" is a Class C. I didn't know this. Prolly should just throw it out. -R

Such a DEAL! 😃

Scotty, When I bought my 2004 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 37PCT, there was a whole bunch of stuff that came with it, including a DVD. But the DVD isn't for THIS particular coach. You are welcome to it. I was going to put a post up offering it to anyone that perhaps had a Holiday Rambler "Atlantis". The title of the DVD is "RV Anatomy 101, Holiday Rambler Atlantis", and I suspect it is circa 2004 because it was in with my coach's documentation. It is still in the protective case. Consider it my donation to your collection. 😁

The Atwood part numbers for this specific style were 130-030397 (Passenger), and 130-030398 (Driver). Yes, Winnebago has/had a number for them as well, but I wasn't successful at finding anyone that still had them. I don't recall what the Winnebago part number was, and I didn't record it. Sorry. But I think the old (found online) Winnebago parts catalog has them listed with the Winnebago part number. At least that's where I remember finding it.

14 x driver's side, please.😀

Breath taking. Wow.

The fun never ends......

Oh Jesus, JD. Does the fun ever end? It's bad having one OUTSIDE running around, or up in the frame. But you already know, the BAD ones are INSIDE. Your wife is a lot braver than mine. She won't even go IN the coach until I bring a/the carcass out. I got another one this week too. Under the hood of my prized Chrysler 300C SRT8. I think this is the one that got into the coach after I killed the first one that ate the wires. He went in once, and never went in again. But the trap in the Chrysler got him good. A friend of mine has a body shop and my H2 is over there getting some work done. We were talking the other day and he has ocassional problems with our furry friends as well. He uses a peppermint candy on the treadle, held on with a zip tie. Says that whenever he does this, he almost ALWAYS gets one. Wanted to pass on his advice. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm going to. For now, I think my rodent problems are finally solved. I started the coach and ran it over to the storage shed on Saturday with no issues. But I still haven't removed the center console......... Happy hunting! P.S. That is one BIG rat! You could've put a leash on it!

Was just sitting here thinking the same thing, Ray. Since Ivan said he controls his from the porch light, his solution must be 12V. Mine is 110V (unless I fire up the inverter). For short stays, Ivan's solution might be best just to get some light out there and expend relatively little effort (flip a switch). For longer stays, perhaps set up my homegrown "trinket lights" (love this term). I may splurge at some point and install the LED's as well and wire them into the porch light like Ivan did. I would just need to find some that aren't 10,000,000 degree Kelvin headache makers that could double as 747 landing lights.