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  1. Still in the process of learning our new to us rig and we have begun to make some Mods to make her more ours!20220926_142452.thumb.jpg.12abb88580c5c333870e367d81eb4583.jpg Steps were looking old, tired black paint and non skid had seen better days.

    New paint and rubber step treads and an updated welcome to our door!

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  2. Yeah Don, best option yet!  That is obviously a weak spot, now that we know being super careful but assume others will fail.  When yours broke did you do any research on what models and what years this type was used?  Thinking of checking some salvage yards but not sure how to narrow the search.  Lots for sale on EBay but on the newer ones brackets are completely different…

  3. We are in search of these parts... for our Slow Rise Roll- up Shades, already checked all the usual places no luck. MCD no longer makes parts for these...they were in a ton of Monaco's for quite a few years. These are out of our 2009 Patriot Thunder. The shades are in great shape, hate to throw them away hate even more the cost of new! If you have any laying around we would love to buy them from you and scab the parts for our shades, so size is a little flexible. You can see where ours broke(very typical) where the rigid part meets the spring. Please reach out if you have any to sell! I will cross post to get to more Monaco owners...

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  4. Final leg of the maiden voyage today and she is tucked resting and badly in need of a bath.

    Would not want to have a completely trouble free day….the passenger side sunscreen just decided to unwind all on its own  and does not seem to want to rewind this is the second one that appears in need of repair.  Open to any suggestions or places to repair or buy new? 
    Thanks for all the help and suggestions along the road!

  5. Yesterdays trip Park City to Boise had its own special event, passenger front slide made loud bang sound when coming in at Park City we were too nervous to put it out in Boise to troubleshoot, thought todays trip to Bend would be safer to find help resources if needed.  Landed today and after searching around found this…not sure where it came from since can’t find any missing.  After disloging it from slide arms everything seems ok🤞

    Not to have a day without surprises, while on the road from Boise to Bend went back to turn on A/C and found the Cessna shower door had pretty much come off the rail.  A miracle was truly bestowed upon us because we know how difficult and expensive parts can be to acquire and nothing is damaged!

    pic below bolt in slide arms…

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    Took the shower door off since it was not sitting on the track well.  Moved the top rollers and bottom clips and still having trouble getting it to roll even and shut well.  Anyone out there that has one that works well that can shoot a pic of where the rollers are set, or can explain would be great!  If not, we will keep moving them around but that door is a seriously heavy sucker!💪

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  6. After picking up our new to us 2009 Patriot Thunder in Denver,  we have made it from Denver to Park City on our way to home in Corvallis Oregon…and the trip has truly been eventful!  First was the constantly cycling auxiliary compressor resolved by removing the circuit. Followed by the no hot water in the shower crisis resolved with a new shower valve cartridge. Next item bedroom a/c dead, after reaching out to Frank and Tom they helped us begin to troubleshoot… Frank walked us thru every step to come to the solution that the switch that controls the 3rd ac and washer was bad( Frank correct me if I did not use the right name for the part). We learned a lot more than we knew was there to learn through Franks patient direction, found our hidden switch it is in the wall in the pantry of our rig, got to buy a great new tester and now know our way around all 3 units.  We can’t even express how grateful we are that this group exists  (big kudos to Frank and Tom).  These 3 items would have cost plenty to resolve without such great support found here.  With each day we are getting more educated on this rig that we really love, but would be very lost without your help!  We look forward to the day when some newbie has one of these issues and we can reach out and guide them to resolution!  Also, hoping the the next leg to Boise is way less eventful😂😂😂😂 

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