katcandeux

Thanks for the link to the pics. It is great and just what I had in mind.

What are your thoughts on eternabond tape vs a liquid rubber sealant , vs a rhino liner coating? The previous owner of my N/H removed the interior ceiling panels and I think got discouraged because of the needed repairs. ( I'm talking seeing daylight through the many pin holes on the roof!) I see on youtube that rhino linings has a product that would be great for an rv roof, but unfortunately none of the local rhino guys carries it. I'm considering just the standard truck bed lining as a roof sealant. Any oppinion? Katcandeux

Hello, I am a new member and a new rv'r. My m/h is an '87 New Horizon and it needs lots of attention. I can't get the dometic frig to turn on with either gas or electric. ( the plug for electric has power but the frig isn't cooperating) I would like to try cleaning the switches and connetions as you said in your post, if you can give me a better idea of how to do it without having to remove the frig from the rv. Is there any way to check to make sure the system still has amonia in it? Any suggestions? Thanks, Katcandeux

Thank you for the comments and suggestions and questions. I am having trouble uploading the pictures of the tank and lable but will keep trying. I believe the tank is original equipment because of the date stamped on the safety collar as well as the sticker on the tank. But when it's all said and done it will have to be safety first. If it can't be certified due to age etc, I will have to consider buying a new tank or retro fitting for something vertical. When I called the local propane business they suggested I take it to an RV service center. The RV service center says it needs to be checked out by the propane service co. Hmmm.

Hello, I'm a newbie here so please bear with me. I just purchased a 1987 New Horizon that needs lots of love. The propane tank was not secured and looked just like a bbq refill tank. When I got it home I pulled the tank and found a label under the dust that read the info on the "neck". I believe I have the original tank but an updated gauge has been added. The barrier has the date of 7-87 stamped on it and a sticker reads " arrow up when used, transported, filled horizontal. California Permanent. There is nothing to indicate a recertification other than the newer looking fill gauge. Any suggestions or information? Thanks, Katcandeus