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A quick "Thank you"

Just a quick thank you to everyone for sharing your knowledge, experiences, tips, and support for these coaches.

Whenever we've had a question, needed to do research, or just didn't understand what something was, we've been able to find some type of direction and/or answer by either searching the forums, or asking a question.  It's been fantastic.

Chris

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 I'll add a thankyou also.
 My 88 GV has  long way to go but the tips have helped a lot .

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Add another thank you from me. I've gotten SO much help from all of you in keeping my coach going.

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Just a quick thank you to everyone for sharing your knowledge, experiences, tips, and support for these coaches.

Whenever we've had a question, needed to do research, or just didn't understand what something was, we've been able to find some type of direction and/or answer by either searching the forums, or asking a question.  It's been fantastic.

Chris
As a person who is mechanically, electronically, and mentally challenged (so says the wife!),  I have found this forum to be a tremendous asset.  I am planning my first long trip with the wife this coming September and one of the priorities in prepping was to be sure I could/can access this forum on all my devices....like having an angel on your shoulder...fantastic helpful group of people with a knowledge base beyond words....I am on this forum at least once a day just to be sure I don't miss something that might help me down the road someday...thanks for posting....a BIG THANK YOU from myself also!
Travel safe,
see ya,
dave
Dave
2002 295 36'
Build 6006
Motorcade Member 17931
Toad 2003 Jeep Wrangler
2008 BMW R1200 GSA

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I would like to thank a lot of people who are no longer here and left such good information that I read using the search function. I have spent almost as much time reading old posts as the current ones. Barry and Dave are good examples of people who posted on the Forum great information that helped me get our coach where it is today. There are too many others to mention them all but many thanks for the posts.
1999 40 ft. U-320 wtfe build 5563 Chuck & Lynda's "Rollin' Inn"  2030 watts solar
prev. mh's 71 GMC 5 yrs. 73 Pace Setter 1 yr. 78 Vogue 5 yrs 81 FTX 40ft all electric 18 yrs. 1996 Monaco Signature 3 yrs.
2014 Grand Cherokee Overland
Dream as if you will live forever. Live as if you will die today.  James Dean

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You don't have to be a DIY'er to benefit from the Forum. If you have read on

what ever the problem is, you have an insight to what needs to be done when

you do take it in for repair. You kind of know where they should start. So if you

were taking your coach in for a battery problem they would not start trouble

shooting on the toilet.....

Carter-

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I appreciate all the knowledgeable people on this forum that are so generous with their expertise. And the pictures that are included with the write ups are a big help to me. Thank you
John
1998 U270 34'

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I have to jump in here too, to say thanks to everyone, and especially to those guys that used to build or service these coaches as professionals that are willing to take us by the hand and walk us through some of it. And those that just say "hi" as a support person in a common interest and the comradeship and sharing. It's truly a family affair!  Thank you all.



Wantabe

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Here, Here, I salute all those who help. What a family.
Chris and Tammy White  CDA Idaho
Previous owners 1997 U295 36' 3126 Cat 300 HP Build # 4998
Former Foretravel tech & RVIA certified tech
Former owner Custom Satellite home/RV satellites 
Former owner Vans LTD  van conversions
Unemployed, panhandler, drag racer NHRA #6348
 

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Thanks to everyone,  past and present.
It's special here.