SissyBoyFloyd
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Are the one's that supply constant/instant hot water better than the traditional ones with 6 gal capacity tied to the truck's radiator for instant hot water?
Isn't technology a bit behind in many area of MHs? And why a water pump? Why not mount the water tank on top of MH and let gravity do its thing in place of the pump? It doesn't have to be the traditional thick round thing. It could be short, flat, wide and/or long. There also has to be a simple way to fill it up by capturing rain water on those rainy days too. For instance, an umbrella type thing could automatically open up when it is raining hard to capture and drain into the water tank, then close automatically when the rain stops. Or design the tank to open itself up like a refrigerator lying on its back, the doors could just open way out to a 45 degree angle or the like.
How about a small windmill on top of MH to recharge batteries? No shortage of wind when driving down the road.
And while I am thinking about it, are those small washing machines that have the dryer built in any good? Or, if space allows, a normal size washer and separate dryer the best option in a coach?
And having a dish washer in a MH? Just something to rattle when going down the road IMO. It would make a good place to simply store your dishes and let them drain/dry, saving cupboard space maybe?
One more thing, do we really need propane for the fridge or to heat the MH any longer? Wouldn't the A/C w/ the heat strip do an adequate job without needing the propane? Wouldn't that save us money on buying a new coach if that propane tank and heater were eliminated, giving us more outside storage as well? Do we need a heater in most MHs anyway? Might an electric blanket do the trick at night for those of us who follow the sun anyway?
Just a few appliance type thoughts!
Now wait a minute: Here comes the big one! Why not be the first MH manufacturer to include in its warranty a free service tech for the first week of ownership, to travel with you, teach and train you on operational things, while adjusting and fixing all the little things that aren't right on the coach. That should bring all the potential buyers your way.
Isn't technology a bit behind in many area of MHs? And why a water pump? Why not mount the water tank on top of MH and let gravity do its thing in place of the pump? It doesn't have to be the traditional thick round thing. It could be short, flat, wide and/or long. There also has to be a simple way to fill it up by capturing rain water on those rainy days too. For instance, an umbrella type thing could automatically open up when it is raining hard to capture and drain into the water tank, then close automatically when the rain stops. Or design the tank to open itself up like a refrigerator lying on its back, the doors could just open way out to a 45 degree angle or the like.
How about a small windmill on top of MH to recharge batteries? No shortage of wind when driving down the road.
And while I am thinking about it, are those small washing machines that have the dryer built in any good? Or, if space allows, a normal size washer and separate dryer the best option in a coach?
And having a dish washer in a MH? Just something to rattle when going down the road IMO. It would make a good place to simply store your dishes and let them drain/dry, saving cupboard space maybe?
One more thing, do we really need propane for the fridge or to heat the MH any longer? Wouldn't the A/C w/ the heat strip do an adequate job without needing the propane? Wouldn't that save us money on buying a new coach if that propane tank and heater were eliminated, giving us more outside storage as well? Do we need a heater in most MHs anyway? Might an electric blanket do the trick at night for those of us who follow the sun anyway?
Just a few appliance type thoughts!
Now wait a minute: Here comes the big one! Why not be the first MH manufacturer to include in its warranty a free service tech for the first week of ownership, to travel with you, teach and train you on operational things, while adjusting and fixing all the little things that aren't right on the coach. That should bring all the potential buyers your way.
