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] > > Just think because he spoke his mind he has removed from this forum,

>

!2 weeks at service centers.

Joe

Intrigue 11876
 2005

suenash17 wrote:

I have read all the posted messages regarding the person with the

problems with his motorcoach. I, too, have a motorcoach, I'm a full

major problems and have wasted countless days at the factory and

Country Coach facilities as all of you have done. The purpose of

others of the inability of Country Coach to perform a FINAL

CONTROL BEFORE allowing the owner to leave the factory. It seems

instance, the owner took delivery of his specially ordered coach,

off knowing that the coach was NOT in working order. This

do with his beads or the weight ON the coach, but had everything to

quality control and final inspection. I know this because this is

to me and I no more drove off the factory lot when my problems just

did not experience 150 days in and out of service, but I have had

problems, shocks, electrical, water leaks and windshield problems.

factory and have seen this "Beadbus" for myself. The poor guy is

living, and if you had the chance to see the inside of the bus, it

ALLURE, and if the handmade drawers were not open, a person WOULD

that this bus wasn't just a traveling motorcoach just like everyone

opportunity to speak to the owner since we both had so much down

and he seemed to be very willing to work out the issues with Country

that he has had to take it this far, what an embarrassment for

their product and help out a customer in order to fully resolve the

you, Candace, selling your magnetic jewelry and schmoozing with the

even have a brochure on the counter tops, and you too sell from your

not looking for sympathy, he simply wants out of this

that is mechanically reliable. I would think that he would contact

Dealer from where it was purchased and seek their help to resolve

to this point. We, as owners, should BACK each other so to insure

CONTROL regarding our coaches so that this doesn't happen in the

any one of us likes to spend DAYS at the factory waiting for our

the same reoccurring issues and new ones. I for one am tired of it

factory for once to simply stand by their product and live up to

Finest Motorcoach." Who are we to judge this man and his personal

expents or first hand knowledge, it is all heresay. Enough is

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!2 weeks at service centers.

Joe

Intrigue 11876
 2005

suenash17 wrote:

I have read all the posted messages regarding the person with the

problems with his motorcoach. I, too, have a motorcoach, I'm a full

major problems and have wasted countless days at the factory and

Country Coach facilities as all of you have done. The purpose of

others of the inability of Country Coach to perform a FINAL

CONTROL BEFORE allowing the owner to leave the factory. It seems

instance, the owner took delivery of his specially ordered coach,

off knowing that the coach was NOT in working order. This

do with his beads or the weight ON the coach, but had everything to

quality control and final inspection. I know this because this is

to me and I no more drove off the factory lot when my problems just

did not experience 150 days in and out of service, but I have had

problems, shocks, electrical, water leaks and windshield problems.

factory and have seen this "Beadbus" for myself. The poor guy is

living, and if you had the chance to see the inside of the bus, it

ALLURE, and if the handmade drawers were not open, a person WOULD

that this bus wasn't just a traveling motorcoach just like everyone

opportunity to speak to the owner since we both had so much down

and he seemed to be very willing to work out the issues with Country

that he has had to take it this far, what an embarrassment for

their product and help out a customer in order to fully resolve the

you, Candace, selling your magnetic jewelry and schmoozing with the

even have a brochure on the counter tops, and you too sell from your

not looking for sympathy, he simply wants out of this

that is mechanically reliable. I would think that he would contact

Dealer from where it was purchased and seek their help to resolve

to this point. We, as owners, should BACK each other so to insure

CONTROL regarding our coaches so that this doesn't happen in the

any one of us likes to spend DAYS at the factory waiting for our

the same reoccurring issues and new ones. I for one am tired of it

factory for once to simply stand by their product and live up to

Finest Motorcoach." Who are we to judge this man and his personal

expents or first hand knowledge, it is all heresay. Enough is

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Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an end. I

>

Now....on topic, can someone tell me the type of antifreeze used

>

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I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably Fleetguard

Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.

Bob

'05 Intrigue 11872

[quote author=Ray Reeves

>

> Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an end. I > enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to problems that

plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to filter

>

Quote: Its tough stuff to find.

Bot that's an understatement! I drove 40 miles to the Orlando > Cummins parts store who said they had it on the phone, but come to > find out, they only had the Ethlyne Glycol, not the Propolyne

Still looking with Fleetguard's help.

[quote author=Bob Stephens"

>

> I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably

ES

> Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.
>
> Bob

> '05 Intrigue 11872
>
>
>

[quote author=Ray Reeves
>]
> >

> > Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an end. I > > enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to problems that > are

> plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to filter > through

> loooooong tirades and arguements. For petes sake, this forum is > > owned by the moderator and if he chooses to ban you....YOU ARE > > BANNED. This board is NOT a democracy it is a forum to discuss

the moderator wants discussed and those of us who don't like the > > topics should start our own board.
> >

> > Now....on topic, can someone tell me the type of antifreeze

in the 04 Inspires. I would like to get a couple of gallons of

and 1/2
> >
> >

> > Ray, Doris, Klondike
> > 04 Inspire 51023
> > 02 Jeep Liberty

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I buy it at Beaudry and other big RV dealers. Most Cummins places > can get it it you will buy a whole case. I think the only

to the propylene glycol is if someone's pet drinks it if it leaks.

Bob

'05 Intrigue 11872

[quote author=Larry Feather"

>

> Quote: Its tough stuff to find.
>

> Bot that's an understatement! I drove 40 miles to the Orlando > > Cummins parts store who said they had it on the phone, but come

find out, they only had the Ethlyne Glycol, not the Propolyne > Glyco.

> Still looking with Fleetguard's help.
>
>
>
>
>

Quote from: Bob Stephens"[/quote

Quote

]
> >

> > I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably > Fleetguard
> ES

> > Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.
> >
> > Bob

> > '05 Intrigue 11872
> >
> >
> >

[quote author=Ray Reeves
> >]
> > >

> > > Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an end.

I

Quote

> enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to problems

that

Quote

are

> > plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to filter > > through

> > loooooong tirades and arguements. For petes sake, this forum is > > > owned by the moderator and if he chooses to ban you....YOU ARE > > > BANNED. This board is NOT a democracy it is a forum to discuss > what

> > the moderator wants discussed and those of us who don't like

the

>

Now....on topic, can someone tell me the type of antifreeze used in

>

Ray, Doris, Klondike
04 Inspire 51023
02 Jeep Liberty

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Recreational vehicle financing Automotive equipment Recreational

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Yes, Cummins said they could order me a case but that I would have

pay the $70 shipping cost. I'll check Lazy Days since I'll be

in a couple of`weeks anyway. Thanks.

Larry, 30856

[quote author=Bob Stephens"

>

> I buy it at Beaudry and other big RV dealers. Most Cummins

can get it it you will buy a whole case. I think the only > advantage

> to the propylene glycol is if someone's pet drinks it if it

> Bob

> '05 Intrigue 11872
>
>
>

[quote author=Larry Feather"
>]
> >

> > Quote: Its tough stuff to find.
> >

> > Bot that's an understatement! I drove 40 miles to the Orlando > > > Cummins parts store who said they had it on the phone, but

to

> > find out, they only had the Ethlyne Glycol, not the Propolyne > > Glyco.

> > Still looking with Fleetguard's help.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

[quote author=Bob Stephens"

> >]
> > >

> > > I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably > > Fleetguard
> > ES

> > > Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.
> > >
> > > Bob

> > > '05 Intrigue 11872
> > >
> > >
> > >

[quote author=Ray Reeves
> > >]
> > > >

> > > > Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an

I

> > > enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to problems > that
> > are

> > > plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to filter > > > through

> > > loooooong tirades and arguements. For petes sake, this forum

> > owned by the moderator and if he chooses to ban you....YOU

> > BANNED. This board is NOT a democracy it is a forum to

what

> > > the moderator wants discussed and those of us who don't like > the

> > > topics should start our own board.
> > > >

> > > > Now....on topic, can someone tell me the type of

used

> > > in the 04 Inspires. I would like to get a couple of gallons

1/2
> > > and 1/2
> > > >
> > > >

> > > > Ray, Doris, Klondike
> > > > 04 Inspire 51023
> > > > 02 Jeep Liberty

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>

Hi Larry; YES, both Lazydays and the Tampa Cummins parts place

the Propylene Glycol 50/50 Compleat Pre-mix. I know because I have > purchased from both places.

I was told by CC that there are two advantages of Propylene Glycol > over Ethylene Glycol...
> First... if your coach has the hydronic heating system and develops > even a tiny leak in any fitting in the coach, the Propylene Glycol > creates much less odor (toxic gas). If you've been reading this > forum for very long, you may recall several people telling stories > of the horrible smell from the use of Ethylene Glycol.

Second... if there is any leakage from the coolant into your water > system via the heat exchanger in the water heater (if your coach is > equipped as such) you'll have less chance of any toxic poisoning.

I always carry a couple extra gallons of the Propylene just in > case.

Bob Kumza

[quote author=Larry Feather"

>

> Yes, Cummins said they could order me a case but that I would

to

> pay the $70 shipping cost. I'll check Lazy Days since I'll be > there

> in a couple of`weeks anyway. Thanks.
>

> Larry, 30856
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Quote from: Bob Stephens"[/quote

Quote

]
> >

> > I buy it at Beaudry and other big RV dealers. Most Cummins > places

> > can get it it you will buy a whole case. I think the only > > advantage

> > to the propylene glycol is if someone's pet drinks it if it > leaks.
> >
> > Bob

> > '05 Intrigue 11872
> >
> >
> >

[quote author=Larry Feather"
> >]
> > >

> > > Quote: Its tough stuff to find.
> > >

> > > Bot that's an understatement! I drove 40 miles to the

Orlando

Quote

> > Cummins parts store who said they had it on the phone, but > come
> to

> > > find out, they only had the Ethlyne Glycol, not the Propolyne > > > Glyco.

> > > Still looking with Fleetguard's help.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >

[quote author=Bob Stephens"
>

> > >]
> > > >

> > > > I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably > > > Fleetguard
> > > ES

> > > > Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.
> > > >
> > > > Bob

> > > > '05 Intrigue 11872
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >

[quote author=Ray Reeves
> > > >]
> > > > >

> > > > > Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to an > end.
> I

> > > > enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to problems > > that
> > > are

> > > > plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to

filter

Quote

> > through

> > > > loooooong tirades and arguements. For petes sake, this

forum

Quote

is

> > > > owned by the moderator and if he chooses to ban you....YOU > ARE

> > > > BANNED. This board is NOT a democracy it is a forum to > discuss
> > what

> > > > the moderator wants discussed and those of us who don't

like

>

Thanks Bob! That's good info. LD wants $21.50 per gallon. Hope > Tampa Cummins has it for $14. Didn't know the problem you

about the heater. Yes I have that system and it makes sense about > the smell.

Larry, 30856

[quote author=rvrobert2003"

>

> Hi Larry; YES, both Lazydays and the Tampa Cummins parts place > sell

> the Propylene Glycol 50/50 Compleat Pre-mix. I know because I

purchased from both places.
>

> I was told by CC that there are two advantages of Propylene

over Ethylene Glycol...
>

> First... if your coach has the hydronic heating system and

even a tiny leak in any fitting in the coach, the Propylene

creates much less odor (toxic gas). If you've been reading this > > forum for very long, you may recall several people telling

of the horrible smell from the use of Ethylene Glycol.
>

> Second... if there is any leakage from the coolant into your

system via the heat exchanger in the water heater (if your coach

equipped as such) you'll have less chance of any toxic poisoning.
>

> I always carry a couple extra gallons of the Propylene just in > > case.
>

> Bob Kumza
>
>

[quote author=Larry Feather"
>]
> >

> > Yes, Cummins said they could order me a case but that I would > have
> to

> > pay the $70 shipping cost. I'll check Lazy Days since I'll be > > there

> > in a couple of`weeks anyway. Thanks.
> >

> > Larry, 30856
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

[quote author=Bob Stephens"

> >]
> > >

> > > I buy it at Beaudry and other big RV dealers. Most Cummins > > places

> > > can get it it you will buy a whole case. I think the only > > > advantage

> > > to the propylene glycol is if someone's pet drinks it if it > > leaks.
> > >
> > > Bob

> > > '05 Intrigue 11872
> > >
> > >
> > >

[quote author=Larry Feather"
> > >]
> > > >

> > > > Quote: Its tough stuff to find.
> > > >

> > > > Bot that's an understatement! I drove 40 miles to the > Orlando

> > > > Cummins parts store who said they had it on the phone, but > > come
> > to

> > > > find out, they only had the Ethlyne Glycol, not the

> > Glyco.

> > > > Still looking with Fleetguard's help.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >

Quote from: Bob[/quote

Stephens"

Quote

>
> > > >]
> > > > >

> > > > > I'm not sure but if the coolant is blue it is probably > > > > Fleetguard
> > > > ES

> > > > > Compleat Propylene Glycol. Its tough stuff to find.
> > > > >
> > > > > Bob

> > > > > '05 Intrigue 11872
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >

[quote author=Ray Reeves
> > > > >]
> > > > > >

> > > > > > Personally, I am glad this subject may be coming to

an

Quote

end.
> > I

> > > > > enjoy reading the serious questions and answers to

problems

Quote

> that
> > > > are

> > > > > plaguing most of us, but COME ON do we really need to > filter

> > > > through

> > > > > loooooong tirades and arguements. For petes sake, this > forum
> is

> > > > > owned by the moderator and if he chooses to ban

you....YOU

Quote

ARE

> > > > > BANNED. This board is NOT a democracy it is a forum to > > discuss
> > > what

> > > > > the moderator wants discussed and those of us who don't > like
> > the

> > > > > topics should start our own board.
> > > > > >

> > > > > > Now....on topic, can someone tell me the type of > > antifreeze
> > > used

> > > > > in the 04 Inspires. I would like to get a couple of

gallons

Quote

of
> > > 1/2

> > > > > and 1/2
> > > > > >
> > > > > >

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