LAWFISH
Nevada/ Soon Cambridge Idaho
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Thought I would try to ask this here as I know many of you have varied backgrounds and experience and I trust you.
I am looking to buy a fifth wheel. I found one and it has a couple of electrical issues. I have posted below what the issues are in the seller's words.
Any ideas. How hard are these types of things to fix in a large 5th wheel? ect?
any imput is appreciated.
The RV is a 1998 Coachman Royal Fifth Wheel 358rlts Rear Lounge High Profile Wide Body (Triple Slide
My trailer experience is limited to my 2004 LANCE camper and a 32 FT car hauler I have for a race car.
Dave
""""The bad stuff: there is a wiring problem between from the thermostat control to the heater – I used portable space heaters to keep it warm in the winter but a mobile RV tech could diagnose and repair the problem. One of the awning arms needs repair, the fantastic fan and adjacent light in the living room don’t work, and the coach batteries need replacing. """"""
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tvman44
Southwest Louisiana
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Does not sound that bad.
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pulsar
Lewisville, NC
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Moved from Forum Technical Support to Tech Issues.
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