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Old 01-06-2010, 06:49 PM   #15
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Gary (PolloMan) will be at Qzite with the CD and hopefully some initial copy of a write-up on doing the pad change-out. If anybody is doing this, please take clear, close-up photos to include in a final DIY instruction set for the Tech Library. These pads are a wear item that we will all need changed out some day.

Gary & Rich- how many miles on your rigs when the pad problem reared its ugly head?
Anybody else that's had pad replacement- how many miles on yours @ that point?
Mike, I have about 62,000 miles on mine, but I spend a lot of time off-road, so I would assume that contributes more to my problems than most.

Gary and I spoke a while ago and he has sent me the instructions and some pictures I need to review.

I will then decide if I want to do it myself or have the local guy do it, since it will be in the shop on Monday.

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Rich- If the photos don't cover enough of the detail for a full explanation, hopefully you or the local guy will be able to record those Kodak moments sufficiently for a good instruction set. Let us know how it comes out, and how fully it solves your carpet issue.
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We have 86,000 and from day one or 13,000 noticed the problem. Fixed the pads before recapeting.
Previous to that tried adjusting the slide but it never helped.
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Skirt comes off and large brackets. Typed out the instruction for the process, gathered some photos and Friday will take a couple more that should help.
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Can videos not be posted on the ACA Tech Library?
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Gary is putting together a good tutuorial. I believe his plan is to get together with Mike at Quartzsite and make it a polished effort. It will be worth waiting for. Now that I see the pictures, I understand the problem a lot better. Due to things on my plate, I probably will not attack this myself, but will have the RV shop look into this next week. In talking to Gary this seems like a very DIY task.
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Gary (PolloMan) will be at Qzite with the CD
I have a pile of blank CD's and a computer as will others at QZ. Maybe we could copy the CD.
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