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2006 PACE ARROW 37C, Excellent Condition only 11500miles : Full body paint has great shine No odors, non-smoker, and no pets No damage and no corrosion INTERIOR DÉCOR AND FLOORPLAN: Leather six way power driver captains chair reclines and swivels Leather passenger chair swivels and glides Left side leather sofa becomes a bed 68 x 84 Leather recliner on right side Convertible dinette with padded, leather benches converts into a bed 42 x 76 Kitchen on right side with raised panel wood cabinets Laminate flooring in bathroom and kitchen Carpet in living area, cab, and bedroom Bedroom in rear Bathroom located between kitchen and bedroom Day/Night shades throughout CAB AND CHASSIS FEATURES: Workhorse chassis 5-speed automatic transmission GM Vortec 8.1L engine Rearview camera Tilt steering column ABS Cruise control on turn signal stalk Driver side door Power window on driver door Power sun visor for driver and passenger Side mirrors have two mirrors per side to help prevent blind spots Adjustable armrests Privacy curtains for windshield and front side windows Heated side mirrors Power adjustable side mirrors Atwood Levelegs Fog lights Map lights for driver and passenger ENTERTAINMENT EQUIPMENT: 32 flat screen TV in front 20 flat screen RCA TV in bedroom Zenith DVD/VCR combo in front In dash AM/FM/CD radio TracVision satellite Cable and satellite ready EXTERIOR: Three slide outs 20 Weather Pro power patio awning with metal wrap weather shield Topper awnings Some storage bays located on slides Right side has five outside storage compartments Left side has three outside storage compartments Power entry step Contains storage for sewer hose Outdoor shower Rear ladder Phone, satellite, and electrical outlets in outside storage compartment KITCHEN: Dometic two door refrigerator/freezer with stainless steel door faces and ice maker GE Profile convection microwave Raised panel wood cabinets Corian countertop Amana range has two large burners with solid covers to match countertop Double sink. Single handed faucet. Built in soap dispenser Fantastic Fan high volume fan Pull out storage system Plenty of cabinets, drawers, and pantry BATHROOM: Contains shower, vanity, and porcelain toilet Wood door for privacy Corner shower with glass surround and skylight Fantastic Fan high volume fan Medicine cabinet Towel racks Plenty of cabinets and drawers for towels and toiletries BEDROOM FEATURES: Sliding wood door for privacy Bed size 78 x60 Individual reading lights in bed Dressing mirrors Desk Lighted closets Lots of drawers and closet space for clothes SPECIAL FEATURES: Washer/Dryer combination Flow-Pur water filter Smoke detector LP gas detector Carbon monoxide detector Fire extinguisher Lots of over head storage Dual rear tires for maximum stability CLIMATE CONTROL: RV Comfort electronic thermostat control Ducted roof air conditioning ELECTRICAL POWER: Onan Marquis Gold 5500 gas generator 110 volt to 12 volt converter 50

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do I turn the pipe wrench clockwise or counterclockwise? Just asked and everyone said counterclockwise till a women said it made a difference if you are looking down or up at it, so which is right

Also It is plastic and stuck and bits of plastic are flaking off when I try to turn, if it is stuck, what will help loosen it? I don’t want to break it. Thanks for answering both questions.

If you’re looking down at it turn it clockwise to loosen.

we have private well and installed a water softener, inline filter and bacteria light. we first noticed the bad smell after a 2 week vacation & when we returned, the water oder was horrible & now it only smells in 3 areas. why is that? what do we do?

You may have sulfer in the water. You may need to add a filter that will remove the odor.

I got tons of iron in my water it turns everything orange i wanted to fill our swimming pool up i got for my kids, i did this last year and they came out of the water orange, it was so funny! but i got a pool w a filter and wanted to know what kind of chemicals to put in the water to take the iron out

Water color resulting from oxidized metals can come in an assortment of colors, and is mostly translucent in its early stages. Green, red, brown, and black are some of the more common colors produced by dissolved metals. Green color is usually produced by either copper or iron. Red and brown colors are generated by iron. Black/brown pool water is usually caused by manganese.

Often these colored water conditions appear after a pool is initially filled or after a shock treatment. If the fill water contains metals, it should be treated with a sequestering agent and/or clarifier prior to chlorine additions. A shock treatment can cause metals to oxidize, which allows them to fall out of solution and become more visually apparent.

1. Adjust pH & alkalinity to recommended ranges.
2. Add sequestering agent & run filter.
3. Two days later, shock treat the water.
4. Retest pH & alkalinity. Also test hardness levels &, if necessary, raise to 200 ppm, minimum.

Take a pool sample to a pool professional for dissolved metals testing immediately after treatment and at least once a month.

I have a GE Smartwater RO unit under my sink (dual stage) which I just got up and running with new pre and post filters and a new membrane, after it being out of use for quite some time (I’ve only lived here a couple months.)

I sanitized the system and purged it 3 times, then tasted the water. While there is a noticeable difference in the salt level, it is still there. My well can run from deathly salty to fairly mild.

Regardless of the salt level in the well, shouldn’t the RO have removed the majority of the salt content? Because I’m still tasting it, would purging the unit a couple more times help?

Yes, Reverse Osmosis is used to remove salt from water, Those de-salinisation plants off the coast of Saudia Arabia use reverse osmosis to supply millions of gallons daily of fresh water to their major cities.

You are probably removing the majority, if not all of the salt from the water using the Reverse Osmosis membranes as initially cleaned and installed. However, Odor and taste is another thing that can raise havoc with those membranes and allow your water to retain those undesireable tastes and odors and inactivate your membranes.
You will need to add a carbon filter to the system to remove those. I suggest that you add this AHEAD of the RO system as any small amounts of such contaminants shortens the membrane live, so its best to use carbon to rid of them first. I am quite confident that a carbon filter ahead of RO will fix things for you. It will not plug up with the salt, so dont fear of that.

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I am getting some Amazonian fish like discus and angels and wanted to ask if they need soft water and low pH. I have some peat running through the filter and am getting Indian Almond Leaves. If they do need soft water I was going to get the API Water Softener Pillow and the Seachem Acid/Alkaline Buffer. Thanks

I have hard water where i live and i have Mbuna so im really lucky!

Those fish however need softer water and clean water. If you can maintain all that and keep it on a tight schedule go for it. But sometimes people forget or get lazy and dont maintain that then the water will start changing, that is what usually kills fish, the drastic change.

Ive asked some discus owners if they do treatments and some say that they dont. They even said that the reputation is sometimes overblown. Keep the water clean, if you are going to do treatments make sure you keep to it, and get drift wood. Drift wood is part of their natural environment and looks really nice plus it will make your water soft too.

OK, first of all here’s my raw water quality: 350TDS, 1.4ppm Iron, 20 grains hardness, no sulfur. Now, softened water quality: 375TDS, 0ppm Iron, 0 grains hardness, unknown sulfur quantity. Private well. Inline sediment filter installed. Hot water heater is about 140 degrees and anode rod is removed.

Toilet bowls acquire a thin, orangish slime over a period of about 2 weeks. Inside of toilet tanks can sometimes coated with black or dark gray slime. Cold, softened water smells like eggs. Hot water is hard to tell, though may be slightly detectable. No iron stains on fixtures or corrosion.

I’ve shocked chlorinated entire system. Only helped temporarily. Sulfur test done by technician on raw water. I will try for softened water also.

Any ideas and what to do about it? Thanks for any help!

You might need a new anode rod in the water heater, but that would only affect the hot water. You will need to install an iron ox. Looks just like a water softener without the extra salt tank on the side of it.

we have a ge side by side and i figured the filter was old and now it wont give any water.i un plugged the quick connect blue and white fitting bottom under door and have no presuser.i blew the line threw to the water outlet in door dispenser and its clear

Sounds to me like your solenoid is bad. Do make sure there is water to the back of the fridge from the wall valve..

I have cleaned the innards several times but found no blockage but it works afterwards. Could I manuallly cycle it and then unplug it ? Would the water still flo thru the filter material?

A good one around else lasts a long time. 20 years.
A Sears Kenmore softner seems to last 10 around here.