Looks like it was a fun trip... you dog seems to be having a great time. Nice looking rig also.
A.
I don't think anyones dying statement ever contained the words "I wish I had spent more time in the office", so lets go somewhere!
DaChiNooK-440 wrote:
I made a little slide show of my recent trip to michigan in my little old dodge.
I made a little slide show of my recent trip to michigan in my little old dodge.
Neat rig! I like those Chinooks.
http://hughlauriefan.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/hlf_house6promo-006.jpg
That being said, can anyone give me links for the systems on it and how to's for operating everything in/on it. I am not sure what all works and doesnt right now, I am in the process of checking things over now and could use any and all help that I can get.
Sam
76 Dodge Leprechaun
Getting started.
![[image]](http://hughlauriefan.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/hlf_house6promo-006.jpg)
^ image from Trish's post.
Welcome, noob! We're all noobs at some point. Dodge is your chassis maker, your coach maker should be noted somewhere on the rig (Shasta, Coachmen, El Dorado, Champion, Chinook, etc). If you let us know what your manufacturer is, we can help you a little better. Also, each of the systems installed has its own literature - Coleman or Suburban furnace, Atwood water heater, Magic Chef stove, Dometic AC, etc. We'd have to know what you have to point you in the right direction.
'73 Concord 20' Class A w/Dodge 440 - see profile for photo
I dont know all of the systems yet, trying to find out where all the information labels are but I have these so far...
Generator- Kohler Model 3CMS21
WaterHeater- Bowen Model G6A2
Frig- Royal Dometic Model RM-67
Like I posted, still trying to find out where to get the rest of the information.
Not sure if I have the right 'attack' plan or not but I think my first project should be to check over and make sure the generator is working properly first.
RVnoob13 wrote:
Sorry, like I said I am totally new to rving.
I think my first project should be to check over and make sure the generator is working properly first.
Sorry, like I said I am totally new to rving.
I think my first project should be to check over and make sure the generator is working properly first.
No. Look for leaks.
Take it to a high-pressure carwash, that's how.
Buy some Eternabond tape (NOT from Wal-Mart!) and get at it...
Search this thread for how to clean off old putty and put on new Eternabond.
Seal the coach, then repair drivetrain, then the propane system including fridge. Then water and holding tanks. Then the interior electric and genny.
Trust us on this --Keep the water out.
Leeann wrote:
^ image from Trish's post.
^ image from Trish's post.
Oh, come on, Leeann.
You don't totally love Cameron working on the engine in an evening gown?
Yeah and who said "Chanel work boots" ;0)
Seems like Thirteen is looking to shoot PO's with her crossbow.
Fair enough... most of our PO's deserve it.