Pat & Pete

Good you worked it out . Can't have the kiddos too uncomfortable .

One step in the right direction . 👍

Hmm ... Best to replace the awning with some decent canvas and never worry about bubbles again . Until then , I'd simply puncture each bubble , so it deflates . Then spray an appropriate amount of 3M Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive through the hole you made . Press the 'liner' back into place . And , hope it stays . Hope no more bubbles show .

Same for us . But , our Monaco is 22 years old . Just keep your rig in nice condition and you'll feel much better about life .

Agreed .

Sometimes we have to do a little bit of sifting to find ... And , agreed . It ain't like it use to be , just like everything else , including your knobs .

Maybe simply Google 'replacement Atwood ( or who yours is made by ) cooktop knobs' .

Excellent . 👍

As I implied , I wouldn't waste time or money if the generator runs fine as it is . But , that's me . If you feel the need to have a new needle , buy the cheapest repop carb you can and simply use its needle in the current OEM carb .

Hmm , in 12 years of sea level to well over 4000 feet , I've never changed anything for altitude and never had a problem with the generator doing its job .

I have to wonder why you think you need a new carb ? Did you smash it with a huge hammer or run over it with a 'dozer or some such ?

Yup , been there , still there .

I like Berryman's B-12 .

Maybe you read this over a year ago :: Anyway , I did the same as you . For less than 20 bucks the fuel pump I installed is still doing fine , having put in more hours of service than we would normally have used the generator .

I always went outside and grabbed a handful of dry dirt . Spread it over the stain and ground it in with my foot . Sweep it up and all is right with the world .

See the attachment from the 5000 generator manual . Note that any recently stocked oil on the shelves today more than meets requirements . If in doubt check the API classification , run the latest which is "SN" . It replaces all previous classifications .

Try Googling : minimum freeway speeds in ( the state of your choice )

Why not do everyone a favor and be aware of what the minimum speed limit is ? Anyone driving on any road should be ready for anything .

Not sure this will help : https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/JvUAAOSwbG5gPoZ9/s-l500.jpg

Same here . I generally drive up to 55 on state and US roads . If we have to take a freeway , I kick it up to about 60 . Everyone passes us on the freeway .

Maybe Resistor : https://www.amazon.com/Notonparts-Compatible-FH-FH12-FM12/dp/B098KXTZFM Blower assembly : https://www.acparts.com/product/blower-assembly-12v-3/

Hmm , maybe , but : Usa is a city located in Ōita Prefecture, Japan at the tip of Kunisaki Peninsula in northern Kyushu.

Hmm , I wonder if it's tow able 4 down ?

Sounds right to me . That's the way I had to install new springs in our awning . BUT , ours is not motor driven , so ??? for sure . Maybe find instructions for your particular awning .

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