Recent content by pheasant16

Just back from shop. He figured the original tray rusted or leaky batteries destroyed it, and the current home brew is a result of previous owner seeing the price of a new slide out tray. New ones he showed me ranged from 200-500 bucks, plus a couple hundred to install if they do it. He did...

LOL!! I've known him for 40 years, I'm getting lazy in my older age, have the money, and he gives lots of free advice when I fix stuff myself. Want to give him a little scratch now and then. Also, they might not want to mess with the battery mess unless they have something else on the order...

Now you're cooking with gas. :)

Living in ND, we had totes delivered year round. Delivery companies trucks are not heated or air conditioned. Ambient temps here range from -40 to 100 F. We never disposed of meds unless a bottle had frozen, expanded and leaked, or shattered and leaked. Every business has trade secrets the...

The spot is still the same. Charles' above post nailed it. Will never know the reasoning why it was changed. When I talked to the RV guys yesterday, they agreed going back to a slide shouldn't be terribly difficult. Generator needs an oil change, buddy gives me crap because I do most of my own...

If it's latanoprost, normal refrigerator 36-46 is fine, can also keep at room temp for 6 weeks after opening brinzolamide fridge or room temp Azopt dorzolamide room temp Trusopt travoprost fridge or room temp Travatan brimatoprost fridge or room temp Lumigan all the others...

First question RV guys asked: Was previous owner a farmer? Yep! Battery setup isn't factory. My first impression was correct. Remove straps, lift up, then slide an inch to the right then pull forward and out. Huge PITA. Oh well, question answered. Maybe time to invent a slide out tray this summer.

Thanks for the ideas guys. No way I can take pictures as the batteries have plastic covers over them, and with 1" clearance, they have to come out to even take the cover off, much less look into the cells. Like the watering system idea. More things to read up on. For now, think I'll talk to a...

Real close in appearance. water heater, furnace and stove on driver side. The generator and battery are directly behind the driver on ours.

Your top picture is what I expected to find when I opened the panel cover; a slide out tray. What I have is a rigid frame with 2 batteries, I think strapped to the frame. I have maybe an inch on top, 2" to the right, the generator frame on the left. No access other than external panel. All I...

Yeah guess that would help LOL 97 Travelmaster 29ft class C on a Ford Super Duty.

The one thing the previous owner didn't show me, figured how hard can it be to check the electrolyte level on the batteries. Brought it home today, checked the vehicle battery, added water and threw the charger on. Opened the generator door, checked the oil, then figured the camper batteries...

OK Guys. Tires were fine. Beads were good. The stems were replaced with longer ones, and the extensions were taken off and thrown away. Shop said the extensions are the problem. Was cold the day I went to get it, couldn't see the stems, asked how to check pressure. He cheerfully said we're...

Found a commercial tire center that didn't give the deer in the headlights stare. Will take it in next week to see what they come up with. Hope they will stay inflated until I get it over. Thanks for all the ideas

Kind of ruled out a bead leak as it was all tires, not just 1. If we replace stems and extensions that would kill that bird at the same time