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OK!  I had two issues.  First, the easy solution was to turn the valves on verrrry slooowly.  I checked the water column for 13, turned on the furnace, and watched the column drop to 11!  Previously it would go down to 3 and the furnace would cycle and lock out. Next, I checked each of three...

I haven't changed the air/fuel mixture on the water heater since it was working properly before last weekend.  I suspect, because both the furnace and water heater stopped working properly, it is upstream at the main regulator.  I measure water column inside at the stove before the stove...

I will try the slow turn on process; that makes sense.  Low volume since the pressures seems to be correct.  13 inches is the correct reading with nothing on and no less than 11 inches with all appliances running properly but I'll go through that process just to triple check my readings.  Water...

Yes, I did have the tanks turned off.  I'll try the warming of the regulator and the opening of the valves slowly.  Yes, all three stove burners work fine but like you said, they operate on a lower pressure.  Yes, it seems like a main regulator problem.  Maybe moisture but it seems repeated...

Atwood appliances.  All rebuilt within past year.  New regulators.  New flame sensors.  New main regulator.  New temp sensors.  Etc.  Full tanks. Heater and water heater were working last weekend.  This weekend the furnace fires but shuts down; tries three times before lock out.  Water heater...

OK, Got it.  Thank you for the feedback.

I'd like to purchase a used 33ft Layton and move it about 100 miles to be parked at a building site.  The Sienna van I have would be over the towing capacity by a factor of two.  If I take it easy, is this possible (understandably not the safest thing to do) or would I not even be able to move...