I spend nearly all weekend reluctantly reading the manuals and schematics for my RV. Tuesday morning arrives at last. I sit anxiously by my phone waiting for the mechanic to call and tell me he is on the way. The phone call that I receive at 10:30 is NOT from the mechanic, but from his shop instead. He is not coming. He is sick and will be out of work for a week.
The first RV mechanic that I call severely sprains his ankle before he can call me back. Now this second person is sick. Obviously I need to leave the area before I wipe out the entire mechanic population.
I go through the entire charging troubleshooting process again. By Tuesday night, I have convinced myself that I imagined the whole thing. I have enough to worry about climbing out of the valley from Durango without overheating something. I am hoping that my inability to procure a local repair person is a sign that moving on is my best bet.
You learned a good lesson, a good military/airplane repair, when nothing else works KICK IT or WHACK IT and most of the time the problem is solved. If you kick and whack hard enough you will break it and then it is easy to trouble shoot and fix ;>) Glad you got on your way, good job, take care and love the pictures, good to see Michele again as well. have a good one. We have more than enough rain here right now maybe I can ship you a day or two of it. ;>)) GOD BLESS
JD/SD
Jim & Sandy
I sure did! We could use some rain out here and would gladly accept some of your overload 🙂
So glad to hear you are in Moab! WTG Deb. Loving the pics. Keep them coming. Your adventures solidify my decision to leave this Bus in FL, if and when I go to CT. Haha ? xx
I hate to discourage you, but I sure understand! Sometimes the challenges are daunting. I swear sometimes I think divine intervention is my only hope. I have been very lucky to have friends all along the way to keep me on track. Big hugs to you and if you do decide to drive your bus, I am available for consultation and or commiseration anytime!!