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  1. Radio is run off of truck battery. If left on long enough it will run it down. Shore power doesn't charge truck battery. Phone with Bluetooth speakers works great for music and you can recharge phone from coach battery 12 volt outlet Linda S
  2. I use a full sized feather bed. Full size should be the right fit. I have a high thread count duvet I made from sheets that I put it in. No other sheets needed and when I want to change the sheets I can just flip it over. Trying to get any other sheets on these overheads is impossible and hard to reach. Linda S
  3. What happened to the old ones. It's way cheaper to repair an old one than have a new one custom made. I do see these RV's parted out from time to time but very rarely. Linda S
  4. I don't think anyone has a complete kit but you can find all the parts here. List was put together by another member here. You can also search for part numbers here. 1990 Toyota Pickup 2 Wheel Drive Parts - ToyotaPartsDeal.com This a factory Toyota parts site and I have already put info in for the dual wheeled model your year Linda S
  5. I am removing him now. Linda S
  6. Bullshit. It's not rocket science. Linda S
  7. Dining and bathroom windows are conventional and sealed with butyl tape. Wraparound windows are sealed with locking weatherstripping like this https://www.amazon.com/TRIM-LOK-LK1179-25-Two-Piece-Stationary-Windshields/dp/B00NL48HSE/ref=asc_df_B00NL48HSE/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=367993487419&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1043611997874206832&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9032372&hvtargid=pla-801881653808&psc=1&mcid=2875661a9d0631d6afbddd49b0fbfa4c&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=79046771409&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=367993487419&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1043611997874206832&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9032372&hvtargid=pla-801881653808&gclid=CjwKCAiAiP2tBhBXEiwACslfnqpBbooMW8CQjfHtDxfpFiJZea_bMnXmooIrW2-ZMTm0vqw_SvOrMRoCN8EQAvD_BwE You need the lock strip to go with the 2 piece but there is also a 1 piece . 1/4 by 1/8 is the correct size Linda S
  8. If your tank is permanently mounted it means it's an ASME tank. They are very strong tanks. Some surface rust isn't going to affect the use. You need to get under there and thoroughly inspect it for possible serious rust issues. If all looks good you can sand it and repaint it. They do not need recertification but propane fill places are more inclined to refill a tank that looks good. Many of our tanks are that old and work fine. This is a Toyota motorhome site but most of the camper stuff applies to any RV. Please check that all the appliances, refrigerator, furnace, air conditioner all work before you buy. Appliances are very expensive. Linda S
  9. Industrial sewing machines are mucho money. BUT,old treadle ones can be found pretty cheap. They will sew through anything. I still have my gramma's. Made in 1880's. Have used it on leather, tent grade canvas and replaced rear window in a convertible a few times Linda S
  10. That trim piece above the window looks too close to the edge. You must be able to slide the slot of your trim-lok all the way in. Linda S
  11. I wasn't questioning your weight. Akwcanoe was the weight I thought sounded wrong. He posted a few years back his rig weighed 4400lbs. A full float axle is heavier but maybe a few hundred pounds, not 1400 Linda S
  12. That weight seems way off. My all stock 18 ft Sunrader with roof ac, on board generator and fully stocked for camping weighed in at 5260. Linda S
  13. Plexiglass bends with less inside cracks and deformation if heated from both sides. Aim another heat gun to run inside the pipe. Even if you get the bend to match the original exactly using the old window on top as a guide will always give you a smaller length to the new one. Add an extra quarter inch to the length on each of the long sides and adjust from there. What window seal did you buy. Windshield sealant seems extreme and messy. Mistakes can't be fixed. RV windows are usually bedded in butyl tape. Easy to clean up and lasts for many years. My 86 Sunrader still doesn't leak and it's just the rubber original seal. Put in properly they are pretty fool proof Linda S
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