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naganthunter

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About naganthunter

  • Birthday May 16

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  • My Toyota Motorhome
    1992 Dolphin
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    Nothern San Diego County, CA

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  1. You have to see this. https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/rvs/6037104646.html
  2. Saw this today in Oceanside, CA. If the owner is on here, I am sorry for your loss.
  3. So good to hear it was recovered. I'm sure they took everything of value, but at least he got his ToyHome back!
  4. Yeah, getting a stolen vehicle into Mexico is a breeze. Part of my job is recovering stolen vehicles that end up down there. The problem has not gone away. I recommend a kill switch that's well hidden.
  5. digging up an old post here - but need some clarification. I am assuming that you'd need to get under the RV and put the Slime direct into the bag, and not through the tubing at the inflation point on the side of the RV? Thanks in advance...
  6. In case anyone is in San Diego and looking for a cabover bunk cushion. I am giving it away. I have to move from my house, and have to do it quick. http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/rvs/5797572132.html
  7. I found bondo all over mine. Get it all off. Take the time to do it right. You'll be thankful you did.
  8. Water will follow the path of least resistance. Unfortunately, that leak could originate at any point on the roof and work it's way to the escape vent. I would check everything that needs to be sealed near that leaking vent and work your way out from there. Hopefully someone else has a easier idea than mine?
  9. Is it possible that they are a part of the plumbing? The low-point drains in mine look like what you're describing. I don't have a photo right now, but here is what they look like - the white valve that the person in the photo is handling...
  10. Ahhh....the madness of figuring out the prior owner's wiring mess. Some of the stuff I've found in my Toyota baffles me.
  11. mine was hanging loose inside the same door as the shore power cord.
  12. Please pardon the mess. Big boulder items done. Yay me. Wallpaper in. Sink area done, with inverter switch and solar remote controller in the wall. Stove area done. Vent hood was also rebuilt with new wiring/switches/LED light and installed. No photo.
  13. I can't stop looking at that. I am really impressed. Very nice job. I have striping envy.
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