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  1. Paul J A
    sourcerv.com makes tanks tgey designed
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    http://www.centroidproducts.com/
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    I would buy a coach in Europe and sell it before coming back. The challenges with a Coach size made for this market, are not worth the anticipated enjoyment of the trip. Just address the type/style of trucks used over there for mobility on their roadways. Kinda tells you the answer you need. And the access to shore amenities too. Electrical standards in the EU country's do vary too.
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    Some ppl use a awning rod to turn the end oblong hole in the drive.
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    Contamination of the air system in the coach would be my primary concern. Replace it. It MAY be 23 years old.
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    Lots of ppl are selling take off's for 200$ each. That's what the tire shops get . More demand than supply for sure.
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    AS an upgrade or replacement in the future, please consider; https://www.microair.net/pages/easytouch-rv-thermostat-replacements-select-a-brand The performance options are terrific. Bluetooth, etc.
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    I would spend some time considering the Truckers seats available. They are far superior to the OEM one's in most RV's. Mr. Google is your go too.
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    Great post. The guys at Source really know their business. It is so nice to pay for service WHEN you get it. And after going down the road 3-400 miles it's still performing as it should. https://eliternr.com/120-2/ is another entity I would recommend.
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    You need to be realistic about the value of the coach and how long you intend to keep it. Those answers will direct you to the resolution that would be appropriate. You really do have some great options to choose from. Good luck.
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    RV Parts & Salvage Yards https://camperfaqs.com/rv-salvage-yards https://bontragers.com www.rvdoctorgeorge.com https://colawrvsalvage.com/, https://www.veurinksrv.com/ https://www.rvyard.com/ findmyrvparts.com rvparts.visonerv.com anyrvparts.com finditparts.com https://www.nwrvsupply.com/
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    We ALL have been the benefactors in this situation Brett endured. Happy that there is an excellent successful resolution in site. ALL of the Kongsberg Chassis Multiplex System coach owners must be elated.
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    Erie for over 20 Years.
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    THE goal is to never have to resort to the DELETE KEY. Thanks to all for the great posts and opinions.
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    I think the inversion is appropriate.
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    See how simple it was to stay on topic of the POST. Love it. Thanks all for your time and input. LOVE the "Novella"
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    Use the hip principle. Worked for me . Common sense from prior driving experiences from driving any vehicle may be an alternative for you.
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    With the immense increase in membership, the number of posts posted daily has increased. Shorter posts, to the point of addressing the problem will provide more time to read less and be more effective.
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    Thank s for your comments. Ask the moderators or the site owner. THAT's what matters.
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    The large print edition is sometimes hard to find. But it makes it soo much more user friendly, and they really don't get out dated. The "I" system is not expanded very aggressively. We always checked the specific State DOT sites for construction, etc. current issues too. I just do not like to rely on a devise that gets it's information from an entity and then publisher's it. TEIO. I'm from the paper generation, NOT the screen society.
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    I did not state I was having a problem.
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    On which coaches does this apply??
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    We had the fortunate opportunity to full time, 2004-2014. We used common sense and a Truckers Road Atlas, LARGE PRINT. Never had an incident. We ALWAYS looked at ANY route or stop on Google Earth as necessary.
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    This site continues to grow at a pace that is respective to it's quality of support and respect to all. It is abundantly clear that we ALL should concentrate on keeping "the" posts at a length that is both informative to the post being answered and not opinions or speculations or assumptions. Thanks to all for the desire to keep this site as great as it is.
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    "Some" ppl have ran a new heavier gauge power wire to the pump and experienced a terrific improvement in performance. Similar to what the ppl who have ran a new heavier gauge power wire for their RV Sanicon.
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