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| dug
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I bought a used splendide a couple months ago. The previous owner had it in a travel trailer, and complained it moved the trailer around too much. He was upgrading to a stackable. I put it into a bay, and it was jumping all over the place. I knew it was not 100% level, but it was like watching popcorn pop. Reading the instruction manual, I noticed the requirement to remove 4 "transit" bolts. I assumed the previous owner had removed them, and plowed on. I finally decided to check to make sure these bolts were removed. To my utter amazement, they were still in. No wonder that fella's trailer was doing the mambo. I do feel bad that he lost alot of money because of 4 bolts. Well, hope this helps somebody else. Dug 75 MC8 Arcadia, Fl | ||
| Gary McFarland (Gearheadgary)
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ROFL | ||
| Kevin Allen, Nebus (91flyer)
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When all else fails, read the destructions... Assume nothing. A lesson I learned from my daddy a long time ago.  -Kevin | ||
| Ray D
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Did that with a jeep once, bought it at 25% of value because the owner said the engine needed rebuilding, two plug wires were turned around. I told him and he said a deal was a deal, so I kept it. Ray D | ||
| Gary McFarland (Gearheadgary)
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Stupidity is Expensive. Extreme Stupidity is Extremely Expensive Gary |