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Thanks, Linda and rz.? I've found a few including stainless steel that look like they might be adaptable.

Rick in NH

the guy i listed has a mh in the pic with the brace
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rz

LS>> How long is that brace.

It's 16 inches.? It's actually different from the one shown in the photo I sent with the original post.

Rick

Goggle RV mirror support brace. There are tons of them. Some of them adjustable?
Linda S

What does a control arm have to do with a mirror bracket? I'm not home. How long is that brace. I'll look around
Linda S

maybe contact this guy
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Had a bit of a mishap with my 1991 Warrior, hit something with the right side view mirror and broke the center cross brace. Oddly enough that's the only thing that broke; the mirrors themselves came out of it fine.

This photo shows the driver side brace, what I need is the passenger side brace (might be the same, not sure).? Anyone know where I can get one, or perhaps any of you have one for sale?

Oh, Tika, nice to read from you again. You've been helpful to me in the past, going back to 2012. At age 79, I've slowed down a lot, with our Sunrader covered most of the year. Last time we had it on the road, a short 3 day trip, was a year ago.
I'll watch for what others may say, and enough may have been said. If no more, I'll try a 6 amp and see what happens, or doesn't happen. ?Tom

I have a fuse cartridge like that on my 22re. If I recall, when I had to replace it, it was a 6 amp fuse. ?That was like 20 years ago so, so I could be wrong. ?I also can’t remember what I was told about what it was for.
Maybe other folks here can explain.

best guess- a light in the cab to tell when coach battery is charging.?
?best to follow the wire to see what it powers to know amp rating for fuse
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rz

On our 1987 Sunrader, with the 22R-E, I found this wire disconnected because the fuse cartridge clasp broke. When I saw it, the fuse was gone. In the Spring of 2012, when I had stopped by Sunrader Bob's for another electrical diagnosis, he was at first puzzled by the unusual amount of wiring under the hood, not the normal setup. So here's an attempt to figure out the unorthodox.?

On the photo of the electrical device with attached wiring, it's the black wire, coming from the upper right, going out the bottom left. The other photo shows the broken fuse cartridge, with the wire going into the firewall. Any idea what for and what size fuse? Thank you. ?Tom

Thanks, Bob.? I see that one controls both heat and cool.? I assume it will work with heat-only systems.? Also I see something about 24V systems.? That's not any sort of requirement, is it?? I assume it's just a passive on-off thermo-controlled switch that works with any 2-wire system up to 24 volts, right?

Rick in NH

Thanks, Linda.? Yes, I did that, and got a lot of hits some of which had less-than-stellar reviews.? I just thought I'd ask here and see if anyone had first-hand information with a particular model.

Rick in NH

Thanks, Scott.? I don't usually have shore power available hence the need to make the built-in furnace work better.? But when I do have shore power, just a freestanding electric heater seems to work OK.

Rick in NH

Just Google RV thermostat. You'll find plenty to choose from. Easy to replace. Maybe not a lot of fancy electronics, but working is always better than not working?
Linda S