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    Hi Cuppa
    Suggest take some various sizes of hose to replace heater hoses as well as they will be harder to find.
    Saw a cruiser on the Gibb with spare top and bottom replacements but nothing to replace his split heater hose.
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    for the $$$$ they want for an air con belt Id wind the windows down till I got home
    its not essential IMO but it is comforting but not life threatening
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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    for the $$$$ they want for an air con belt Id wind the windows down till I got home
    its not essential IMO but it is comforting but not life threatening
    We were travelling in mid 40’s temps for some time in our bus. The air con wasn’t in good shape & I had removed the belt & pulley to get to something else & hadn’t bothered to replace it. Consequently we became quite accustomed to your suggested solution. Opening the window just allowed more hot air in, BUT by keeping the windows shut until we were hot & sweaty, opening the windows still had quite a cooling effect. We managed like that for several months. Probably just as well we like camping by ourselves!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wizard52 View Post
    Hi Cuppa
    Suggest take some various sizes of hose to replace heater hoses as well as they will be harder to find.
    Saw a cruiser on the Gibb with spare top and bottom replacements but nothing to replace his split heater hose.
    Thanks Wiz, I have a couple of lengths of heater & fuel hose.
    Btw, it’s now looking possible we may be up your way later in the year during our ’shakedown trip’, so don’t be surprised if you get a phone call out of the blue from me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    Thanks Wiz, I have a couple of lengths of heater & fuel hose.
    Btw, it’s now looking possible we may be up your way later in the year during our ’shakedown trip’, so don’t be surprised if you get a phone call out of the blue from me.
    Hi Cuppa

    Plenty of room here so hope to see you. Fraser is great in September before school holidays and October after school holidays.
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