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RV Furnace Repair Parts for Sale RV Furnace Repair Parts RV furnace repair parts such as: PC and module boards Blower motors Circuit boards Gas control valves Limit switches Fan switches Sail switches Gasket packages Electrodes Relay time delays Burners tubes Power supplies for RV Furnaces (Atwood Hydro-Flame,Suburban and Duo-Therm) are available from PPL's Parts Superstore. Visit this online RV Furnace Repair Parts catalog to search for and order items for your specific furnace or other RV appliance. You are able to search and view many components with their descriptions. Exploded views are available for most models. To actually place an order, find your desired area of equipment. Click on the corresponding number to the desired part in the exploded view. This will bring up a selection window where you can add the part to your shopping cart (note: If the price is displayed as $0.00, the part is not available). You can then follow the buttons to check out (order) or continue shopping. Click on the banner at the top of the screen to return to the PPL Parts Superstore main page. If you would prefer to order over the telephone, youmust have the following information when you call. This information will normally be found onback of the unit. Generally, you will have to pull the unit to be able tosee the identification sticker. Brand : AtwoodHydro-Flame, Suburban, or Duo-Therm. (We stock items for only thesebrands.) Model and Series: Examples for Atwood Hydro-Flame: 8525, 8531, etc. For the Hydro-Flame, you must also know what series it is: Series I, Series II, Series III, or Series IV Examples for Surburban: NT 24MA, NT 30LD, SF 25, SF 30, Examples for Duo-Therm: 25R, 15RU, 90130, 90030,65940056, etc. Have old Part : If possible you should also have the old part in hand when calling. This may beof help in verifying that we are correctly matching the part you need. Please Note: If your heater is more than 10 years old and it will requireexpensive repairs it may be better to replace it with a new one. Also if youhave a Coleman heater, be aware that they are no longer made and obtainingrepair items for a Coleman is very difficult. Therefore replacement may be yourbest option. If you have the cut out dimensions, call us and we will find areplacement unit. The replacement unit will not be an exact fit and somemodification to the opening will likely be required. Considering the warranty ona new one and the cost of repairs, replacement is often better for you thantrying to repair an old heater. Also, note that working with LP Gas appliancesshould always be done by someone qualified to do such work. RV Furnace Repair Parts - How to Order Call PPL's Parts Superstore at 1-800-755-4775 to order.We stock the favorites from Suburban Manufacturing, AtwoodHydro-Flame, and Duo-Therm for immediate delivery. We are an authorized dealer and service center and can obtain most items from our warehouse for quick delivery. SAVE! No Sales Tax if Shipped outside of Texas.The Sales Tax Savings will help pay for theshipping charge! Click on this link to return to RV Furnace Repair Parts plus many additional products and prices.Current sale prices for products like those discussed above can be found. For items not listed in the Table, please call our 800 number. Sale prices are available on "telephone" and "in-store" purchases only. Telephone Order Lines are open until 5:30pm Mon-Fri Central See Below for Hours of All other Services PPL's RV Parts Superstore 10777 Southwest Freeway (Highway 59 South) Houston, Texas 77074-9829 713-988-5555 1-800-755-4775 Hours: 8-5:30pm Mon-Fri 9-4 Central Saturday PPL Home | RV Parts Superstore Home | About PPL | Parts Return Policy Request Parts Catalog | Photo Tour | RVs for Sale | Sell Your RV | Contact PPL PPL Motor Homes Houston, Texas All Rights Reserved, 1997-2006

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Freedom Hitches the RV Accessory and Repair Industries Next Profit Center Home - Members Area - Login - Help PR News Now : News at the Speed of Now. Freedom Hitches the RV Accessory and Repair Industries Next Profit Center HFreedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center <!-- Freedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center -- Freedom Hitches - the RV, Accessory, and Repair Industries' Next Profit Center As RVs sell in record numbers, freedom hitches that quickly switch from 5th wheel to gooseneck to open truck bed allow installers, dealers, and repair shops to profit by providing quick installation and cross-sell opportunity. BRONSON, MICHIGAN -- A new type of "freedom" trailer hitch adapter (named for its ability to completely free up a truck bed) that allows rapid conversion from a gooseneck trailer hitch to a 5th wheel trailer hitch, or to vacate the truckbed entirely, now provides dealers and shop owners an opportunity to gain a competitive edge and tap into the growing RV market of baby boomers eager to hit the road while maintaining full use of their pickup bed. Since this trailer hitch covers the bases, news of its existence is already starting to drive customers to request this latest trailer hitch accessory. As a result, installers, dealers, and repair shops are not only finding freedom hitches profitable to install, but that they also act as a platform to cross sell further products and services. "The freedom hitch is helping us sell to a wider audience," says Sasha Kuzmanovic, co-owner of Classic Automotive Expressions a truck, van, and car accessory retailer/wholesaler. "Horse owners use it as a gooseneck hitch during the week, then to haul fifth wheel motorhomes on weekends. It's giving us a chance to cross sell other items they may need, such as nerf bars, running boards, bug shields and box covers. It's opening doors for us as a wholesaler as well." Realizing the crossover sales potential, repair shop owners that work on brakes, bodies, suspension, shocks, radiators, tires, mufflers and transmissions-who wouldn't ordinarily perform a truck trailer hitch or RV trailer hitch installation-are now considering entrance into the hitch installation market as a way to generate new business. The promise of generating traffic into an installers' garage stems from the new freedom hitches that are so light, that a single person of average strength can easily swap hitches (from fifth wheel trailer hitch to gooseneck), or remove the trailer hitch entirely. "For people towing multiple trailer types who want full use of the truckbed, the freedom hitch by Putnam sets us apart from the competition," says Al Ackerman, co-owner of PSA Inc., a Bad Axe, Mich.-based retailer/installer of car and truck accessories. "Rather than the bulky traditional fifth-wheel, this frees up the truckbed and can easily be changed by your wife or grandmother." Putnam Hitch Products ( www.putnamhitch.com ), a national trailer hitch manufacturer based in Bronson, Mich., offers a freedom hitch unlike any other because it mounts the fifth wheel gear upside down from the trailer pin box. All that's left in the truckbed is a lightweight (35 pound), low-profile kingpin. This removes in less than a minute to completely clear out the truckbed, and can just as easily convert to a gooseneck hitch. Ackerman has found the underbed installation for the new hitch simpler and faster than other trailer hitches, which translates into better use of labor and greater profits. "Some hitch installs take as much as a foot square of material from the truckbed, or may put a 4-plus inch square-cut hole in it. I stay away from those," says Ackerman. The freedom hitch by Putnam requires only a 3 1/8-inch hole. "It's the smallest hole in the truckbed I'm aware of," says Ackerman. "The system also preserves the truck's original structure. Wherever possible, they use factory access holes rather than drilling into the frame. You don't have to raise or remove the pickup bed, either." For more info about trailer hitch sales, contact Putnam Hitch at 211 Industrial Ave., Bronson Michigan 49028; 800-336-4271 or www.putnamhitch.com . Want to Get your own Write a Press Release to better promote your website. Just click on Write a Press Release and join today. 1811 readers online... 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About Camping - resources for campgrounds, outdoor recipes, camping gear & more  You are here: About > Travel > Camping Travel Camping Essentials Find A Campground Campground Reviews Camping Recipes Camping On A Budget Camping Lessons Topics Advice for Beginners Campground Directories Campground Reviews Campground Cooking Camping Tips Camping Gear Planning Your Trip Outdoor Destinations Outdoor Events Outdoor Work Photo Galleries RV Resources Summer Camps National Parks Outdoor News Buyer's Guide Before You Buy, Compare Campground Directories 2006 Editions Gift Ideas for Campers Camping Gear Reviews Essential Camping Items Forums Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Camping newsletter! See Online Courses   Search Camping From David Sweet , Your Guide to Camping . FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! RV Parks Ready For Mardi Gras Attention RVers and campers. New Orleans is preparing for Mardis Gras, and many area RV parks and campgrounds are ready and open for business. A few are still rebuilding from Hurricane Katrina's extensive damage, and some are still full of FEMA trailers, but many await your arrival. Be sure to check availability and make reservations before going. Status of RV parks near New Orleans . Read more... Tuesday January 24, 2006 | permalink Camping Recipe of the Week The next time you fire up the skillet to make breakfast, consider spicing up your eggs with this recipe. I've cooked something similar to this using grated cheese, chopped green peppers, and sliced mushrooms. Crumbled bacon or ground sausage would be good too. Scrambled Eggs - a recipe from Missy. More camping recipes ... Over 300 campground-tested recipes from fellow campers. Submit Your Recipe Got a favorite camping recipe? If you would like to share, send it to the camping site by filling out the Recipe Form . Monday January 23, 2006 | permalink Top 10 Cardinal Sins of Campers Camping is supposed to be a relaxing outdoor experience. However there always seems to be some campers that show little respect for those around them. Have you ever committed one of the cardinal sins of camping? Read more... Friday January 20, 2006 | permalink Staying Warm Sunnycamper posted in the Camping Forum that she had recently purchased a Marmot Women's Mavericks 15 mummy sleeping bag, thinking it would keep her warm in North Florida. She goes on to say: "I tent camp with my son's Cubscout Pack, and I just put the bag to the test this past weekend. We estimate the temperature got down to around 30 degrees. There was no rain and no wind. When it was time to hit the hay, I started with two layers of long johns, one silk and one cotton, and quickly had to put on one more layer. I added a set of sweats. I did fall asleep for a short time, but woke up shivering and had to put on my ski jacket. I'm pretty sure my ski jacket has some kind of Thinsulate or equivalent insulation, and I was able to stay warm through the night, more or less. I was wearing a fleece hat and wool socks, and the head part of the mummy bag was totally closed. I was very disappointed in having to put on my jacket, as I thought the investment in this bag would eliminate that need. Thought I was doing all the right things with the layers. The top piece closest to my skin was actually a Patagonia Capilene. My bag was on a Thermarest Z-lite sleeping pad which was in turn on top of an inflatable air mattress. ( I know, the air mattress is probably a no-no, but I'm going to give that up as a last resort.) My Coleman Sundome 10x10 tent was pitched on top of a blue tarp. What else can I do? Put my mummy inside of another bag? I also don't have a lot of "natural" insulation. I'm a slim gal, 5'7 and about 130 lbs. Any advice on layers, etc would be welcome." Sunnycamper received several good suggestions in reply, but I like Bruce's best. He took a different approach and suggested that she had on way too much clothing. Read more... 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Tuesday January 17, 2006 | permalink Camping Recipe of the Week This recipe requires a grill for cooking the chicken and a campstove and two pots for cooking the sauce and pasta. Chicken Marinara - a recipe from David. "This is the easy version because it uses a jar of store-bought marinara sauce. If you prefer, you can make your own marinara." More camping recipes ... Over 300 campground-tested recipes from fellow campers. Submit Your Recipe Got a favorite camping recipe? If you would like to share, send it to the camping site by filling out the Recipe Form . Monday January 16, 2006 | permalink Why Stake Your Tent? So it doesn't blow away. To understand the adverse effects that wind can play on a tent, one need only look at a tent from an aerodynamic perspective. The consequence of wind blowing across the dome shape of a tent is not unlike that of air passing over the curved wing of an airplane, namely lift. And this lift is the main reason why you need to stake your tent, for without the stakes your tent could quickly become a kite in the lightest of winds and destroy itself as it tumbles through the woods or across the sand dunes. Read more... Friday January 13, 2006 | permalink Campground Reviews Congratulations to Julie Casalaspro. Her review of Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida received 45% of the votes in the poll for best campground review of 2005. Now it's time to start sending in reviews for 2006. More campground reviews ... Over 1150, sorted by state. Submit Your Review Have you been camping somewhere great? Use this simple form to tell us all about your camping experiences. Thursday January 12, 2006 | permalink RotoGlo - Self-Powered Flashlight Product Review - The RotoGlo is a great little flashlight that belongs on every camper's checklist. My father-in-law gave me one of these for Christmas. I immediately thought how great this would be for camping. It's about the size of a cell phone, it's lightweight, and it requires no batteries. A few turns of the crank provides all the energy needed to light either 1 or 3 LEDs. An ideal emergency flashlight for backpackers, boaters, or campers. It also fits conveniently in a drawer, glove box, or tool box. Read more... 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