CamperUSA is in West Bridgewater on RT 18. Top of the hill heading south before Bridgewater. They are a retail store plus an RV fixit shop. Very nice people. When I purchased my RV last year I had their mechanic go over all the RV stuff with me. Then everything was running and I knew how it ran, I hope.
Heapie
Bob
Karsty (The Wandering Viking)
2012 Winnebago ERA
Karsty wrote:
Took the Winnebago ERA to the Mercedes dealer to have a taillight bulb changed. That's right a bulb. You almost need an engineering degree to change the bulb. Only cost the price of the bulb ... $2.13. I watched the technician change it and just shook my head. The vehicles are over engineered with no thought to DIY maintenance work.
Took the Winnebago ERA to the Mercedes dealer to have a taillight bulb changed. That's right a bulb. You almost need an engineering degree to change the bulb. Only cost the price of the bulb ... $2.13. I watched the technician change it and just shook my head. The vehicles are over engineered with no thought to DIY maintenance work.
Karsty, quit, quit! you're scaring me! Wonder how much it would cost to change the dipstick?
George 20 yr USAF & Lesley
georgelesley wrote:
Karsty, quit, quit! you're scaring me! Wonder how much it would cost to change the dipstick?
Karsty wrote:
Took the Winnebago ERA to the Mercedes dealer to have a taillight bulb changed. That's right a bulb. You almost need an engineering degree to change the bulb. Only cost the price of the bulb ... $2.13. I watched the technician change it and just shook my head. The vehicles are over engineered with no thought to DIY maintenance work.
Took the Winnebago ERA to the Mercedes dealer to have a taillight bulb changed. That's right a bulb. You almost need an engineering degree to change the bulb. Only cost the price of the bulb ... $2.13. I watched the technician change it and just shook my head. The vehicles are over engineered with no thought to DIY maintenance work.
Karsty, quit, quit! you're scaring me! Wonder how much it would cost to change the dipstick?
You can't afford it George. LOL
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You'll have to read my write up about it in the DIY section.http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27619990.cfm
Next check the roof with a bottle of Capt. Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure in hand, then a coat of marine wax.
This mess was cleared up eventually, but not before trying heat, goop, mineral spirits and finally WD40 & Methyl Hydrate alternately on rags and lots of elbow grease.
The new screen, Magic Mesh,bought at a local hardware store, has more info at www.magicmeshinfo.com. There are two panels. The LHS panel was installed full width, which put the opening in the centre of the door walkway (the rear of the two side doors remains closed and is used for the left hand edge of the LHS panel). The RHS panel needed to be cut off on the RHS. Both panels were too long and were shortened. Because the sticky tape comes through the mesh on the RHS panel, electrical tape was used to cover each one. The original Velcro strips were about 4 inches long, but were cut in two to provide a better fit for the mesh over the curves of the van body. The raw panel edges will be sealed with carpet tape or something similar.
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2008 Roadtrek C190V 6.0L Hella Fog, Nighthawk Driving, Halogen Reverse Lights, Fiamma Air Horn, Firestone Air Bags, Custom Bed & Mattress, Custom O/Head Tray. website www.sen-f.ca
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I have a 1989 Dodge XPLORER RV Class B - Purchased 10/15/10 IN CASH
Fiance' purchased a Class C 2002 Dynamax Carri-go on 5/1/15 IN CASH
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