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Last Activity: 07-09-2020 02:29 PM

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  1. Bubba L
    06-26-2020 07:43 PM
    Bubba L
    Chris, our Dometic Turbo Blizzard lost the compressor. We were never happy with the cooling ability or the Db level. We are just investigating the mini splits. Just wondering, would a 9000 btu suffice in the 55 Flying Cloud? It has around 140 square feet. I can go with a 12 but inches are important for the install. Appreciate any opinion. Thanks, Bubba
  2. terirdh
    07-20-2017 09:04 AM
    terirdh
    hi bambitex,
    thanks for your response yesterday and mostly for letting me know you are right up the road from me!!!!....OMG, your AS is beautiful !!! i would love to come see it, if possible....and pick your brain a little...
    are you doing the restoration yourself or using outside help...?
    i will need to use some outside help but i would also love to work with them and have a part in the process to be able to learn all i can about where everything is and how it works...my AS is still in Indiana, but should be ready soon to travel here ...if it's possible to ever come meet you and talk about the "process" of restoring, please let me know....here is my email .....teri.0907@gmail.com

    thanks so much !!
    teri
  3. volleylbiggs
    07-12-2017 03:58 PM
    volleylbiggs
    I see what you mean. I saw a fellow on youtube did a mini split on a very small travel trailer. Said it was $350 or something like that. Thinking maybe get two of them on for the front part and one for the back part. I have yet to find a mini split for that cheap though. Thanks for your help will let you know how it goes
  4. volleylbiggs
    07-10-2017 07:32 PM
    volleylbiggs
    I am in NC we just got a 73 AS 31 foot Excella. The PO cut all the electrical parts off the AC in the roof. I think I need a new one anyway if it did run. What I meant was I see on line that the part that is inside for the mini Split can also be inserted where the old AC part is. It does not have to attached to the side .
    Hopefully the link below will get you to what I mean.
    The outside part is still on the tongue. Also that part that is on the outside I guess there isnt a chance you can take it off an bring it inside and then connect again since there is freon going through the system. I was kinda worried all the bouncing etc would screw it up. Also did you use copper pipe or do they make flexible pipe to connect the inside to ouside.
    https://www.amazon.com/LG-LMCN125HV-...FV7SJ7E9SZ03ZN
  5. volleylbiggs
    07-08-2017 09:00 PM
    volleylbiggs
    Hi I saw your post where you put a mini spilt on your AS. How has it held up? What is the shell of the outside part made out of? Was thinking using a mini split on my AS. Also I see they made a cassette type that could go where the old one is did you consider that? thanks for your help Jim


  6. judybug
    06-01-2016 06:53 AM
    judybug
    Thanks for the info.
  7. judybug
    05-30-2016 08:07 AM
    judybug
    Saw your post about having cork flooring. I am wondering how it is wearing for you. Lots of questions i.e. planks or squares, what brand, purchase locally, and floor prep? I have a 25' Safari with carpet which is taking a beating since I have two dogs and grandkids. Texas rains have been brutal for the floor.
  8. prairieschooner
    04-26-2016 08:26 PM
    prairieschooner
    Thanks for the advice! I am still working on the restoration but will be considering A/C later this year (providing all goes well!!!)
  9. mystichawk
    06-29-2015 10:01 AM
    mystichawk
    If you would tell me your experience I would appreciate it
    My email is cherokeemystic@aol.com
    If a very bad experience
    Sue
  10. The Rambler
    05-27-2015 07:42 PM
    The Rambler
    Hello, BambiTex. I didn't receive your email to gunderlulu@gmail.com regarding the tail lights. Would you mind trying again and check the email address to be sure it's correct? Thank you much.

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  • About BambiTex
    City
    Clear Lake Shores
    State/Province
    Texas
    Country
    UNITED STATES
    Gender
    male
    Trailer #1
    1955 22' Safari
    Trailer #2
    1967 26' Overlander
    Trailer #3
    1955 22' Flying Cloud
    Occupation
    Engineer
    Inspector Type
    Trailer Inspector
    How far are you willing to drive to inspect?
    50
    About My Tow Vehicle
    2017 F150

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