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leak under tub areaI have a 1988 southwind 30 ft. I have a leak somewhere in vicinity of bath tub but only a very small panel for access. Anyone had this o… Started by harry wiley |
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May 25, 2013 Reply by John Scott |
No electrical power at allI have begun to restore my 1974 Dodge Sportsman Brougham RV. I'm having problem with no electrical power. Things that have been replaced ar… Started by Joseph Villalobos |
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May 25, 2013 Reply by Jimco_W001 |
Screen Door for a 11' 1966 Aloha Tin CanHello, I have a 1966 Aloha tin Can that doesn't have a screen door. Do you think this will be hard to find or should we try to make one?… Started by Leah |
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May 25, 2013 Reply by Leah |
Anyone have any extra (KD460) RED TAIL LIGHT LENSHope someone can help me , broke a few of my rear tail light (KD460)Lens if anyone has a few please let me know how much you would like for… Started by Ron |
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May 23, 2013 Reply by Ron |
24 Ft Aerolite Need RepairI have a 24 ft Aerolite that the vent was broken on for years and now the floor is ruined, Should I attempt repair,try to sell in it's cond… Started by Michael D Wagner |
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May 23, 2013 Reply by Sylvia Ivie |
question about water valveI'm replacing the fress water inlet valve. I see I can get them with a pressure check in side. It says 65 lbs. is that about the right pres… Started by Bill Palmer |
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May 21, 2013 Reply by Bill Palmer |
propane systemmy 76 dodge explorer has the old long tank on the drivers side, Looks like it hasn't been used in years. How do I go about testing it out w… Started by Bill Palmer |
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May 17, 2013 Reply by Bill Palmer |
Best way to remove a lot of baked on pin stripping.I need to remove a lot of baked on pin stripping from my 89 Mallard Sprint. What is the best way to do this? Anyone have any experience to… Started by John Scott |
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May 16, 2013 Reply by Mark F. ODonnell |
looking for vintage RV to gutHi RV friends,, I am a Boston-based potter and am looking for a cheap smallish 15 foot or so vintage 60's era trailer that I can gut and co… Started by jeremy ogusky |
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May 13, 2013 Reply by jessica dunek |
Just bought an older model holiday rambler 22ft TT needs paint. So what is the best DIY route?Need to know how to paint a 22 ft holiday. Started by Michael Falkner |
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