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David, I think it was someone named Rita that retired.

Fiberglass repair is on my list of things to learn.? But not yet.? Another option would be a top to bottom piece of diamond plate on each side. -- Don DeRyke Sunrise, Florida 2009 Classic, 2020

Our original had the vinyl trim that slides into a sail channel.? My wife made a simple one from flannel backed picnic tablecloth material.? She put elastic around the opening.? I use a rok strap

Hello Myles: For myself I would remove the old base and support, clean up the fiberglass skin and then cover the cracks with white Edurabond tape. This will seal the area and then you can put the new

My original cover has snaps. It would be nice to have that feature on a new cover. Tad Loving ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2023 9:47:59 PM To:

Did this today. Have replacement fixture ordered but need ideas how to diy fix the dent cracks in body. Any thoughts? Thanks, Myles

Probably any competent local seamstress could make a decent waterproof AC cover to dimensions supplied by anyone needing one if Susan has retired. Even with elastic or drawstrings around the inner

Also, recently I have been reading of folks getting them direct from Aliner.

Thanks. Big help Tad Loving ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2023 10:54:50 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re:

This is what I have on Susan. (337) 442-6244 kitemaker4@hotmail I dropped the .com.?

I messaged Rita at (850) 240-1071 and got a "Sorry. We are retired." reply

Just be aware that this website scans for email addresses in the text and truncated them.? So publish an email as e m a I l n a m e @ h o s t n a m e . c o m

Your posting comes across with an abbreviated email for Susan. kitemaker4@.....? It doesn't work as a link. What is the whole address?

Thanks to all who made suggestions. I didn't solve the problem in time for our outing, but we were able to change to a site with shore power. Turns out the problem was a bad + wire from the battery to

That narrows down the problem the power is not getting to the converter from the battery. These are your 3 most likely issues 1. In line fuse - most likely culprit.2. The wire or connection from the

I second Kija's comment.? Double check the inline battery fuse.? That's out in the elements and tends to rust. Turn on lights, and then do the following, and see if the lights come on: 1. Replace

I had the exact same issue 2 wks ago taking the camper out of storage and installing the battery. I spent 1 1/2 day chasing a ghost issue. Turns out the inline fuse in the battery box was looking?

All of the DC lights etc work when the shore power is plugged in but non when just running on the battery. None of the lights in the converter come on in either case. I think I'll check the ground

Don't also forget to check the ground wire (negative 12 volt) especially if they tied it up via a wire nut (a lot of aliners have all the grounds wire nutted together in a big bundle) Do you have 12

Hello D: May I suggest you make yourself a diagram of all the wires in your trailer. This is a must since in 14 years many things may have changed. It could just be a block diagram of wires to and