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Old 05-01-2014, 11:03 AM   #603
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Installed new digital thermostat. Checked tires. made a list of things to do to get it ready for a trip across the country. We are debating if we should take it from home in north eastern Nebraska to My wife's mothers in south eastern Kentucky. She has a small house and there is never enough room for all of us.
The wires to the brakes are cut I finally figured out why. It has the old small round 5 pin plug. My truck has the big 7 pin. When using an adapter it locks the brakes. Gotta get that problem fixed. Priced new trailer tires. It has newer passenger tires on it but there are small weather cracks. Not going cut it for a 3000 mile round trip in june/july.
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Old 05-01-2014, 08:56 PM   #604
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Replaced a $1.00 fuse so I wouldn't have to replace a $100 microwave.
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Old 05-03-2014, 05:31 PM   #605
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finished up the finishing touches on the long winter replacing the back end of the Amerigo TC. Look it has a door now...
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Old 05-03-2014, 05:43 PM   #606
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Old 05-03-2014, 06:12 PM   #607
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Looked for what is causing a strange ticking noise in the right front as I drive along the roadway. Ticking sound goes up and down with the speed of the unit and not with the RPMs of the engine.
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Looked for what is causing a strange ticking noise in the right front as I drive along the roadway. Ticking sound goes up and down with the speed of the unit and not with the RPMs of the engine.

I would just turn the radio up. That should make the noise go away.
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Old 05-03-2014, 07:10 PM   #609
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Looked for what is causing a strange ticking noise in the right front as I drive along the roadway. Ticking sound goes up and down with the speed of the unit and not with the RPMs of the engine.
My ticking was the speedo, had it rebuilt and no more ticking. One of the plastic gears was broke or something.
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Thanks guys I wish it is something so inexpensive. FAQs have me pulling the front tire to check for a cracked disk.
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Thanks guys I wish it is something so inexpensive. FAQs have me pulling the front tire to check for a cracked disk.
Hmmm, Cracked Disc. What's that got to do with a wheel?
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De-winterized and hooked up at a KOA for the weekend to prep for camping season. Shakedown 2014!
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Old 05-03-2014, 11:16 PM   #613
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More waxing today (by hand) 1 1/2 sides complete. Front cap 3/4 rear cap 3/4 done. I said I wouldn't do it again but that's what anal is all about Perfection It takes a certain breed.
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Old 05-04-2014, 07:07 AM   #614
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finished up the finishing touches on the long winter replacing the back end of the Amerigo TC. Look it has a door now...
Fantastic photos. They serve two functions. One is what grit and determination can do. Your whole family is to be congratulated on a job well done. Two is why you must keep a camper sealed against water intrusion.
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Most cars don't have wheel covers or hub caps anymore. But I remember in those days, ill fitting wheel covers would click from the spring tabs hitting the ridge in the wheel rim.

If your rv has stainless simulator covers try taking them off and see if the clicking goes away.
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