Re: appointment @ RnR Spokane Reply #60 – September 02, 2016, 10:45:49 pm Yes Mike. Just got back from Spokane about 7PM Friday 2nd. The repairs actually came in UNDER their estimate.They had labor to removed & replaced the AH, Shipping charges for the AH, Rebuild charges for the AH, They replaced the AH fuel lines and updated the fuel filter to a better location. A new AH exhaust system was installed.I also had them update the trailer plug to a 7 pin round and install a new hi tech brake controller.When I dropped off the coach. They estimated $10 K for all the AH, and $1k for the other items And of course a whole bunch of tax (9.3%) which would have been another $1k.Much to my surprise the total bill was $9,600 including tax. $2,500 less than expected. So that was good news indeed. Quote Selected
Re: appointment @ RnR Spokane Reply #61 – September 02, 2016, 11:02:19 pm Now you have some fuel money to use the coach. Quote Selected
Re: appointment @ RnR Spokane Reply #62 – September 02, 2016, 11:28:46 pm Propane furnaces work well depending on your sensitivity to humidity and temp swings.Propane furnaces for safety require the fan to come on first after the thermostat sends the start signal so if you had an internal propane leak you will not have an explosion.At the temp cutoff signal the flame cuts off. The fans high temp safety system keeps the fan on until the unit cools enough.The aqua hot produces heat at the fan turn on then when the higher temp opens the thermostats contact the fan stops immediately.Plus and minus 5 degrees or so on the propane system. Plus or minus 2 degrees on the aquahot. Quote Selected
Re: appointment @ RnR Spokane Reply #63 – September 02, 2016, 11:29:58 pm fishing tackle........ Quote Selected
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