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Does anyone know if Safari plumbed the washer/dryer drain so it dumps in the grey tank, or does it bypass the tank and drain into the sewer drain pipe. I can't see the plumbing. When using the washer/dryer we always keep the grey dump open. I've also read some coach manufacturers plumb the bathroom...

Mel,

Just so you are aware, they do still make the master cylinders with remote for our coaches. If you saved your remote reservoir and the lines leading from the remote, you could convert back if you want to...

Map40,

If you could please post the part numbers for your brake caliper and pads, and what ever else you may have replaced.

OK on shocks,We have a 2003 Safari Sahara 36ft with the roadmaster chassis with 4 air bags/springs . What would be the part number for the shocks. Thanks Phillip Phillip, Front Shocks: Koni EVO 99B-3209 Rear Shocks: Koni FSD 8805 1022 This outfit usually has the best prices. Link for Front Shocks: ...

Brian, I'm glad that things didn't turn into a disaster! If your refrigerator is not too heavily damaged, JC Refrigeration (Amish owners), has a very efficient 12v compressor retrofit units that can be installed in your refrigerator, essentially converting your absorption unit into a compressor-hous...

What brand and model inverter do you have? The cycle might be a search mode, which is designed to save on power when the inverter is idle. If it's an older inverter, it might a primitive version of the search mode, or maybe something else is causing the load to cycle. What solar charge controller do...

Brett, As far as I know, we have only one member who has tried the EVO99s on the front axle of his VelvetRide coach. He reported that it has good sway control, but that it rides a tad harsher over the high frequency bumps. My guess would be that they must have added additional damping on compression...

I have been keeping an eye on Koni part numbers on this and other sites and seems that for my 96 Geti 3740 with VelvetRide no bags I need 88-1641SP3 in the front, however early posts show my rear as 88-1458 "SP2" and now I see it as 88-1458 "SP1" on this forum. Is there a difference or just a corre...

Brett, Thank you for sharing this neat and amazing experience, that was an unknown but important part of the Safari/RV history. And thank you and to all of those you mentioned, that were involved in making our coaches ride and handle better, making them much more enjoyable for us. During what years ...

ProCycle, This is why I am a big proponent of using a shunt based battery meter/monitor. One not only will have an accurate way to know exactly what state of charge their battery bank is, but they also can use that same meter to hunt down parasitic drains. They can also learn how much power each app...