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09-29-2012, 08:33 PM
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What a weekend...so far!
I left work early Friday for a family event that was canceled so, I worked on the RV. Seems the Florida owners had exhaust work done at wacky world. The tail pipes were held in place with aluminum muffler tape and bailing wire. I installed some real clamps and secured them with proper hangers. Done.
Saturday, we joined the Good Sam Club and purchased some of the items off our "list".
I replaced the awning roller on the door, made a new limit strap for the drivers door, added another grab handle so I can get in the drivers door, replaced a broken cup holder, replaced two cabinet door struts, found the short legs to go under the dinette table to convert it into a bed. I just had to relocate the under table mounts so it would fit back in the opening and sit on the legs. Purchased the 4 inch straight and 135 degree valve stem extensions so I can mount the braided hose stem extensions I got two weeks ago. I guess I'll have to remove the outer rear wheels to install these.
We then tested a cleaner we purchased two weeks ago, I can't remember the name, another orange based cleaner, anyway, it worked super! The passenger side of the coach looks new! We'll wash the rest tomorrow. Just a few things to finish tomorrow, we may be going to Georgia to the Pirate fest on Tybee Island! Going to have the Coach packed with Pirates!
I'll post pictures!
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1988 Coachmen 32 Ft. Sportscoach Pathfinder DL S
Class A gas, Chevy P37 Chassis 7.4L Engine
Retired Army, Swansea, South Carolina
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09-30-2012, 04:11 AM
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Moderator Emeritus
Nor'easters Club Fleetwood Owners Club Workhorse Chassis Owner
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Post some pictures. It's never ending on any Rv, we seem to look for things to correct or clean. Have fun on you trip to Georgia. Safe trouble free miles.
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FMCA F280542
2004 Bounder 35E
US Navy Vet.
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09-30-2012, 04:57 AM
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Tiffin Owners Club
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PirateCamper;Just a few things to finish tomorrow, we may be going to Georgia to the Pirate fest on Tybee Island! Going to have the Coach packed with Pirates!
I'll post pictures!
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We spent a month on the Georgia coast this past spring. We went up to Savannah and through Fort Pulaski. What, however, is Pirate fest?
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10-01-2012, 07:35 AM
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A Pirate Fest or Festival is a large gathering of those of us that do living history and re enacting as period Pirates. We use real functioning weapons, swords and cannons. We work with schools, museums and maritime organisations to preserve the history of the age of sail.
The Fest at Tybee Island, is a great street party with a Pirate theme. There is music and food and a good time to be had by all.
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1988 Coachmen 32 Ft. Sportscoach Pathfinder DL S
Class A gas, Chevy P37 Chassis 7.4L Engine
Retired Army, Swansea, South Carolina
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10-01-2012, 07:37 AM
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Sunday went down hill.
I must have jinxed it with my happy post for Friday and Saturday.
Had I known what I was in for, I would have slept in and watched TV all day...
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1988 Coachmen 32 Ft. Sportscoach Pathfinder DL S
Class A gas, Chevy P37 Chassis 7.4L Engine
Retired Army, Swansea, South Carolina
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10-01-2012, 07:57 AM
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Senior Dude
Triple E Owners Club
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Welcome to the "I Thought It Would Be Easier Than That Club".
You may also want to join the " If I Knew It Was Going To Be That Tough, I Never Would Have Started It In The First Place Club".
Once you have earned your long term membership in these, you are eligible for the "Pass Me The Phone Book Club".
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10-01-2012, 09:48 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dogpatch
Welcome to the "I Thought It Would Be Easier Than That Club".
You may also want to join the " If I Knew It Was Going To Be That Tough, I Never Would Have Started It In The First Place Club".
Once you have earned your long term membership in these, you are eligible for the "Pass Me The Phone Book Club".
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Now you tell me!
LoL, all part of the RV life I tell myself...
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1988 Coachmen 32 Ft. Sportscoach Pathfinder DL S
Class A gas, Chevy P37 Chassis 7.4L Engine
Retired Army, Swansea, South Carolina
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10-01-2012, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by PirateCamper
Seems the Florida owners had exhaust work done at wacky world. The tail pipes were held in place with aluminum muffler tape and bailing wire.
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That sounds like mine was.
Except they went the extra mile. They used copper water pipe to reroute the existing genset exhaust from where it stuck out 6" past the curb side rear of the coach bodywork into a U-turn and back under the coach and across to the drivers side. But it was at least securely fastened there with plumbing strapping and self-tapping screws back into the frame.
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Ted 'n' Laurie, plus Jackson (aka Deputy Dog, the Parson Russell Terrier 'fur kid') and, Rylie (who crossed the Rainbow Bridge June 14, 2012).
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10-01-2012, 11:51 AM
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Location: Swansea, South Carolina
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Murf2u
That sounds like mine was.
Except they went the extra mile. They used copper water pipe to reroute the existing genset exhaust from where it stuck out 6" past the curb side rear of the coach bodywork into a U-turn and back under the coach and across to the drivers side. But it was at least securely fastened there with plumbing strapping and self-tapping screws back into the frame.
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OK, you win! LoL
I guess mine isn't that bad after all...
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1988 Coachmen 32 Ft. Sportscoach Pathfinder DL S
Class A gas, Chevy P37 Chassis 7.4L Engine
Retired Army, Swansea, South Carolina
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