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Originally Posted by pwf252
Patrick,
Don't apologize to these guys. They hover over their keyboards in the hopes of being the first to answer.
Of course if you want a correct answer you can PM either JDUB or me.
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Originally Posted by pwf252
Patrick,
Don't apologize to these guys. They hover over their keyboards in the hopes of being the first to answer.
Of course if you want a correct answer you can PM either JDUB or me.
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It truly is comforting to know there are folks available and willing to answer these questions along with the comradery of this group. I hope to be able to add to both aspects in the future.
Patrick,
When we were looking at 60472, I talked briefly with Buddy Gregg motorhomes. They may have the build sheet info that will identify bay heat or not. However, with Buddy's funeral today, they may not be open until later.
Our first bus. 60449. a 1999 shell/2001 conversion 2 slide Country Coach XL 45 had bay heat and we were fine at Tiger Run in Breckenridge when the temps were -11F.
If you have power, leave you electric water heaters "ON". We do this with our Beaver XL, and the plumbing bay stays very warm.
Patrick,
Notice Mango deleted his first post, the second post has more make up stuff than the first!:rolleyes:
We woke up this morning to 15 degree temps with a wind chill factor that made it feel like 0 in beautiful Woodstock, GA (Atlanta suburb). Now, three hours later at 9:45AM, it is a balmy 16 degrees with the wind chill factor at 2 degrees! That's a little "nipply" even for me! :eek:
Michael,
Does your place look anything like mine?:eek:
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Looking out my study window now and I'd have to say yes - the snow "dusting" looks quite similar here! It's up to 17 degrees now! Heat wave! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by truk4u
Out the back door. :eek:
Jim,
It looks like a good day to fire up a snowmobile and ride over to your place for a visit and perhaps something good off the barbe, see you got it shoveled out.
I'm glad I'm FROM northeast Ohio and don't live there anymore. It's cold enough in the FL panhandle but we did manage to dodge the snow bullet last night. The rain passed through before the temperature dropped below freezing. It's not supposed to warm up anytime soon either.
Bonnie