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Old 09-21-2010, 06:05 AM   #29
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Old 09-21-2010, 06:08 AM   #31
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Old 09-21-2010, 07:20 AM   #32
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For us it was the Sani-con, already had to do a dump 30 ft. away and worked like a charm.
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Old 09-21-2010, 07:18 PM   #33
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My best and most recent addition to my coach was one of those ''Max Air'' thingies with the three speed fan and the thermostat in it. The fan is reversible and you can set the thermostat and when your coach cools down the whole mess cuts off.. works fine. We bought it for summer boondocking because it works on your house batteries and in our coach 2000 Pace Arrow 33 feet the crank up vent had the wires inside the protective shell around the base of the shell. One suggestion........ Sometimes the vent you need to put this fan in is so close to the ''roof sunlite thingie over the shower'' that it wont work if you use the large one. Check this before you leave camper world. and YES.... YOU CAN PUT IT IN EASILY BY YOUR SELF....
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Best single thing we have added is the See Level digital tank level system. The original coach tank gauges never worked right.
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Adding a battery and a TPMS.
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From a woman's prospective----our greatest addition was converting our pantry shelves to slideouts. Love it, love it, love it!
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Tossing out the jack knife couch and building our own couch/bed using the cushions etc. on the new one.
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- Single best thing we have added is DIESEL FUEL as often as necessary!!
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- TRC SurgeGuard, hardwired
- MaxAir vent covers (non-powered as our FantasticFans are thermostat controlled)
- Watts whole-house water pressure regulator
- 1 micron sediment water filter
- Reversing switch on all three FantasticFans
- Horst Miracle Probes on gray and black tank ...priced right and actually work!
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