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Thank you for the excellent write up! Mossey

Well you have less than 30 days before the mini rally. If you don’t get finished before then, bring it with you and we can give you hand or two.👏👏 Mossey

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I have a Truma Instant Water Heater so it is different than yours. But there was a recent post about a water pump problem and there was a picture that I believe might help. Mossey

Can you clarify this statement? The pump is obviously on but there is no demand for water and the pump is losing pressure very, very slowly is my best guess. And my best guesses generally get me in trouble. Nice diagnosis on the air in the system! Mossey

Now what are you going to do about getting the Christmas tree and Rubbermaid tubs off the top shelf?😁 Mossey

I would try JD's suggestion before anything else. If you do not understand what he means about filling the supply line, please ask for clarification. Now I have another question. Does the pump run when you turn it on and open a faucet? I reread your original post and you did say the pump was on and I assume you could hear the pump running and you did use the rear port to draw in the vinegar solution to clean the system. Mosssey

I edited your photo to add port designations for clarification. I can’t see all of the piping in the picture, but I assume that port A goes to the filter/suction side of the pump. And port B is closed by the valve, so port C should be from the fresh water tank. I can not be sure that port C is in fact from the fresh water tank or where port B goes or comes from. Can you verify the piping for ports B and C under the heating duct? It may be the the valve is in the incorrect position. Mossey

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Very nice mod that reminded me of this previous post. Mossey

Thank you Paul! I saw a post this morning about traveling in cold weather and SeaDog responded with a link to your heater duct mod. After reading it, I realized I missed your original post or maybe I just forgot it. And I will add that it was very informative and nicely done. Mossey

Nicely done but I have to ask, what’s the coiled duct work for? Is that heat for camping up north? Mossey

The product is EZE RV Gutter. Use the search function for the term gutter and you will find more information than you need. Mossey

This sounds like a classic case of “he said, he said”. Mossey

I didn’t think Mike and Carol were coming!🤔 Mossey

My 2017 has 2-160 watt panels that are original equipment. The panels are attached to the AM Solar mounting feet with the same spring nuts as shown in your pictures. If the frames are the same on the old and new panels, which I can’t tell with you pictures, I believe the difference may be the mounting feet. Oliver used AM Solar mounting equipment on NCeagle's original panels and he used different mounts for the new Obsidian panel. It’s hard to see in NCeagle's picture, but it looks like the 1/4” bolt is visible going up through the clamp and into the spring nut which is in the t-slot in the bottom of the rail. Mossey

Looking forward to breaking bread with everyone. Mossey

My thumb of course! Mossey

Thanks Overland! I’m not sure I’m up for arthroscopic surgery on the black tank. Mossey

I often resorted to a piece of common nylon cord and 2 sticks for handles to cut PVC pipe that was inaccessible to saws or cutters. It’s not easy but it is doable. Mossey

I do not have a composting toilet so there is a lot about them that I don’t know. But the one thing I do know and that’s the exhaust tubing is the ugliest thing in an Oliver. I always thought that if I moved to a composting toilet, I would try running the tubing through the floor and over to the vanity. Now I’ll ask if that’s even feasible? Looking at Overland’s pictures, I can’t tell if there is room to run the tubing along the grey water drain pipe back below the toilet. Mossey

I am known for asking silly questions, so please don’t be offended. When I look at the 2017 plumbing diagrams, I don’t see how the water from the city water inlet can reach the freshwater tank unless the valves are in the wrong configuration, they are defective or it is flowing backwards through the pump. Am I missing something? Mossey

SeaDawg, I think the key term in the information you posted is "system". And my layman’s understanding of the tax credit information I read is that you need a complete solar system to claim the credit. Our tax preparer thought I was nuts when I provided receipts for my solar system. But she verified my claim was legitimate and my tax credit was over $1000. I started out needing to replace a bad 6v wet cell battery. But all of the battery information I found suggested replacing all 4 batteries. I explored upgrading to AGM's but that was going to be in the $1500 range. Then I found Battle Born 100 AH lithium’s for $925 to my door. So $1900 for 200 AH's of lithium was not much of a stretch. Then I looked into the tax credit which led my pea brain to justify a 3rd Battle Born battery, a Victron MPPT charge controller and 2-90 watt solar panels and all of the assorted cables, connectors, breakers and anything else needed to create a complete "solar system". The only thing I couldn’t justify claiming as an expense was my labor which I have never been able calculate. So in conclusion, I believe new solar panels or batteries or charge controllers alone do not qualify for the tax credít and it must be a complete solar system to justify a tax credit claim. And of course it's possible that I am completely nuts and the IRS is going to be knocking on my door demanding $1000 back. And that’s how I spent my COVID-19 vacation, Mossey

This page is from the Dexter Axle Manual. Mossey

Then how do you catch your 🪰 for fishing? Mossey