Merle's screen door is available only on the side entrance. I asked the Newell guy Brian Pitts and he said it would be impossible to put one on the front because of the configuration. That side screen is real neat.
On another note, I'll bet there is a lot of air movement, in JDUB's coach. I wouldn't want to be around when it's moving.
Lew
A screen door is one of those things that one has to be careful what you wish for because you might get it.
My 86 Bluebird didnt have one and I thought I wanted one. My 04 bird has one and we rarely use it. Screen doors can be also source of rattles. Also, pay attention to the esthetics of it all when the entrance door is closed and you are looking at it from the inside.
It seems you are committed to it and might really enjoy it, but try to keep the installation so you can revert to your previous set up.
Regards,
Jim Scoggins
04 bluebird
prevost wannabe
Last edited by Jim_Scoggins; 02-18-2007 at 05:58 AM.
Beaver Marquis Screen Door
Our '95 Beaver Marquis had a really neat screen door. It pulled straight across the door area and was held tight by magnets. It also did not have a frame, just screen. When retracted it rolled into a tube on the left side of the door area. It worked really well and took a beating. I'm sure Beaver could tell you who they used to supply that one. Ellen
What's the latest price on Lifeline AGM's? The big ones.
And If I need them, which will be soon I guess, and where does someone go to get the best price in Florida and have them installed.
I'd try to do it my self but I couldn't lift them anymore.
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Lew, Consider Ken Robertson RV in Lakeland. Lester Burgess knows his stuff. They have overnight hook ups so you can stay in your coach during repairs or replacement. I think Mango Mikes mothership is for sale at their location.
Right now they're running $332.37 each, installed in Ohio. With your core, of course.Originally Posted by lewpopp
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Lew, Did some market research for you. Parliament in Largo is 371.25 per AGM plus 123.50 labor for the change over of all batteries. Hope this helps.
Thanks Jim
They went up about a hundred bucks in one year.
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Screen Door "Prevost" ?
Hey Joe, I saw this email from a PP Member, and thought I would pass the information on to you. You asked about Screen Doors for Prevost's back in Feb and got some information, but I just thought I would pass this info from another source.
The following quote was taken from a Prevost Proud Email posted to PP site.
SCREEN DOOR
We've had a screen door in our 88 CC Prevost (11 years) and our 99 CC Prevost (6.5 years). It was made by an out fit by the name of Sew What that also sells under the name of Quick Shade. It's a screen fabric that installs quickly and is fitted precisely. We used it only when needed and have found it quite satisfactory. Actually, we wore out the screen from the 88 and had a new one made for the 99. We know several others who have the same screen. You can contact them at Qshade@cox.net. I don't believe they have an internet site. They're located somewhere in the San Diego area, and work out of Outdoor Resort Indio in the winter.
T O M C U L L E N Tom Cullen [tcullen1@ix.netcom.com
Good Luck with this, and hope your Generator & Gen Box rebuild is going well?
Gary S
Thanks a bunch Gary.
That is just one of a million things that I am wanting but has been relegated to the back burner because of a million other more pressing items. Arent these prevo grand.
Do you often lurk over there on the dark side
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