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RE: A/C condensation running inside
i have a 97 georgie boy p30 it has two a/c. i had a simular problem but with a slight differance. we were in oklahoma last mounth wirh high heat and high humidity. the front a/c dripped inside a lot till i took off the filter than it never leaked while filter was off. i could find no blockage. why only drips whith filter installed. the rear never leaks.
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jjacob7534
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07/15/11 08:14am |
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RE: Blue Sky Insurance
they will not insure an auto unless you have an rv with them. thats the only way they will insure auto's. my rv is with them and when all 3 of my veicles came due i switched them over. and saved a ton of money on one car i was paying about 600 every 6months and with them it is a little over 500 for the whole year. and it was even higher coverage.
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jjacob7534
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07/10/11 08:39pm |
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RE: Blue Sky Insurance
i have them for motorhome and cars. very reasonable. cant say anything about claims cause never had one. i had state farm for years too but cant say anything about them either never had a claim. my experiance with insur. has allways been you are covered till you put in a claim than you find out you are not. it has happened a couple times with the home. so i dont trust any company. so cheepest is best.espec.in todays time. i have my cars and motorhome ins. for 1 year for less than what i was paying for 6 months before JMHO
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jjacob7534
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07/10/11 04:16pm |
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RE: 4 wheel drive
thanks everyone for the reply's it is as i kinda thought. there would really be no big. problem. it would only be for short runs. if we were going to be at a campsite for a few days and doing a lot of sightseeing i would reconnect the shaft.but for a short dash to town for something or around the campground it would be ok. jj
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jjacob7534
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07/10/11 04:09pm |
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RE: 4 wheel drive
thanks for the reply. i have an 87 suzuki samurai. i know you can tow them 4 down or on dolly with transfer case in neutral and transmission in 2nd,. but there have been cases where the transfer case has jummed in gear while traveling and than your motor is toast. disconecting driveshaft is the best way to go but if you have to reconnect every time it would be a pain. if im going to be in one place for a few days that would be diff.it seams to me it would be good to go with it off. jj
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jjacob7534
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07/10/11 12:14pm |
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4 wheel drive
question, has anyone ever driven there 4 wheel drive in 4 wheel high with front hubs locked and rear driveshaft disconnected. just wandering if this could be done? for short dist. that way you could tow with with driveshaft off and create less chance of a problem. jerry
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jjacob7534
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07/10/11 11:32am |
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RE: plaement of sat radio portable antenna
I have a fiberglass cap. I run my antenna up thru the top and mounted it on a big washer that I silicone on to the cap, been on now for over a year and hasn't moved. I used it in side for the first year or so and I was all ways having to move it around to get reception.now i never loose recep.
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jjacob7534
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07/07/11 06:49pm |
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RE: 87 suzuki samurai
nice ride juguston. nice coach too. i bet you dont even know its back there. cant wait till i get to try mine out as a toad. i know the feeling about speed, when i get mine to 55 im done. but its still fun to drive. i will find out next mounth in colorado. schould be interesting..jj
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jjacob7534
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07/01/11 01:40pm |
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RE: 87 suzuki samurai
thanks again. i really didn't relise just how popular these little things were when i picked it up. it was a project and all in parts when i got it.as topflite said. it has a 1.6 engine in it and a weber carb. no emmission on it at all. just engine and carb and new exhaust header and no ecm. its been fun but never ending. jerry
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jjacob7534
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07/01/11 10:37am |
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RE: 87 suzuki samurai
thanks alot everone for the info. we will be taking it on our aug trip schould be fun.i will be using a dolly for the first trip cause i allready have one and funds are a little short for an aux. brake set up. i will be lookin into the ready brake set up when i get back than i can do 4 down. thanks again for the input jerry
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jjacob7534
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07/01/11 07:23am |
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87 suzuki samurai
just picked up an 87 suzuki samurai. searched but didn,t find anything. planing on using for a toad. i have a 97 georgie boy 32 454 p30. just wandering if anyone out there is using one and how they like it. and how it tows 4 down.
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jjacob7534
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06/30/11 09:19pm |
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RE: tow dolly fusion
thanks for all the replys everyone. yes i am talking about the security chains not the safty chains that hook to the motorhome.yes the car is secured to the dolly by the tiedown straps on the tires. but these hook from dolly to frame for security. im going to take one of the panels off and ck it out. thanks again for the replys
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jjacob7534
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04/11/11 10:12pm |
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RE: tow dolly fusion
the 2009 fusion can not be towed 4 down. per ford and owners man. we bought the car before we bought the motor home. we will loose to much to trade in. i allready have a dolly. the 2010 and 2011 can be towed 4 down. thanks for the reply. i have towed my daughters saturn with the dolly and its not that bad.
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jjacob7534
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04/11/11 09:29am |
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tow dolly fusion
i have a 09 fusion sel. has anyone towed one with a dolly? what i am wandering is how or where to hook up the security chains. i have been under the car and can realy see no way to hook up the chains. i have pulled other cars with my dolly but never the fusion. the underneith is all plastic panels. im just wandering if you have to remove some of the plastic panels
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jjacob7534
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04/09/11 07:56pm |
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