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haha -note the diesel gen behind the fence...

Take the air filter off, get it running and after it is warmed up mist carb cleaner in the air intake and try to keep it running by increasing the throttle while spraying. That should clean it up. FYI fuel stabilizer is only good for 3 - 6 months.

The batteries in that class C may be stored under the entrance stairs. If so, a 6 volt may not fit - they are too tall. OP may not need the extra capacity (and cost) if they do not boondock.

If not boondocking and you are usually pugged in, I would replace it with a low cost 12 volt deep cycle/marine battery(ies). That is probably what you have in there so just replace it with the same.

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Had the same issue with my Norcold. Hinge is part of the whole door so yes you need a new door or fabricate a metal brace to support the door. I made one that worked great - I thought I had posted pics a few years ago

At least one faucet must be open for the pump to be able to draw in the AF

Make sure you check to see if you need to replace your regulator... https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/sask-family-s-camper-consumed-by-flames-after-fridge-explodes-1.6548857

And to think this forum used to be the 'friendliest place on the web...' We are all sorry you are not having a good day Seiler...

I don't see a problem leaving it in for a few days with a good through rinse/flush. I use 1/4 cup vinigar per 15 gallons water and have never had an issue with smell or taste after a rinse.

The road is currently listed as bare/dry. You can see all the updates here: https://511.alberta.ca/

have a look at the Reese Straight line - mine works great

There are a lot of small municipalities in AB, BC and YK that have free dump stations and have drinking water available too. Sanidumps.com should list most of them. Off the top of my head there is one at the Lundbrek fire hall (AB), at the Canadian Tire in Hinton (AB), the municipal dump in...

No tags anymore for Alberta rear plates. No window stickers and no front plates.

As Mark said, if you are only going to be camping with power hook ups the group 24 should be fine. If you will be off the grid you need to move up to 2 batteries, preferably 2x6 volts so they are true deep cycle batteries. The marine batteries are for both deep cycle and starting and as with...