scotty54
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Hello all! I'm Scott. I own a 2000 Winnebago Itasca Horizon 38 ft diesel pusher. Had it for 8 yrs. No major problems...YET. HA HA. Familiar with mechanicals, not too sure on electrical. I live in Marana AZ.
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MN Blue Skies
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Welcome to the Forum! Lots of great RVers here. Many of us travel AZ.
John From Detroit
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Believe it or not electrical is generally simple. May save you a few trips to the barber shop (You pull hair out) I've seen a few "Who'd a Thunk that could happen" issues over the years both personally and "remotely" but generally it is simple.
Hi and welcome to the forum.
It's always good to have another experienced voice to add to the mix.
Jump into the conversations any time, and let us know if you need help with anything.
We are currently in Benson. Love Arizona!
Happy travels.
It's always good to have another experienced voice to add to the mix.
Jump into the conversations any time, and let us know if you need help with anything.
We are currently in Benson. Love Arizona!
Happy travels.
Adventurous Traveler
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Welcome Scotty! Can't wait to hear some of your adventures and the trials and tribulations of RV'ing.
Scotty,
I my life I have done a lot of electrical repairs and updates for both small water craft (less than 100 ton), and countless RVs of all varieties. While Winnebago/Itasco have been way better than most at supplying wiring diagrams, I suggest that you start a book of your own in a ring binder that started out full of blank pages and you make notes as you go.
I wish you much luck at tracking mystery wires.
Matt_C
I my life I have done a lot of electrical repairs and updates for both small water craft (less than 100 ton), and countless RVs of all varieties. While Winnebago/Itasco have been way better than most at supplying wiring diagrams, I suggest that you start a book of your own in a ring binder that started out full of blank pages and you make notes as you go.
I wish you much luck at tracking mystery wires.
Matt_C
Dusty Traveler
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Soctty54,
Welcome to RV Forums!
We are from the Sunshine State, on Florida's west coast.
We are H.L. and Jan, the campervan is Greta.
Remember, all Outdoor adventures begin and end with a road trip, drive safely with your family cargo!
Welcome to RV Forums!
We are from the Sunshine State, on Florida's west coast.
We are H.L. and Jan, the campervan is Greta.
Remember, all Outdoor adventures begin and end with a road trip, drive safely with your family cargo!
