1991 lazy daze June 29, 2009, 01:11:09 am Yahoo Message Number: 103589Hi my name is Buddy and i have a 1991 L.D and iam looking for parts i pulled my refreg out and put in one that runs on power only not gas and also i looking for a roof ac unit you see it was givin to me by my in-laws and she plugged it into a 240 out let dont ask i dont know how any way everything else works execpt the ac and refreg so any ideas would help thanks
Re: 1991 lazy daze Reply #1 – June 29, 2009, 09:56:55 pm Yahoo Message Number: 103591Quote Hi my name is Buddy and i have a 1991 L.D and iam looking for parts i pulled my refreg out and put in one that runs on power only not gas and also i looking for a roof ac unit you see it was givin to me by my in-laws and she plugged it into a 240 out let dont ask i dont know how any way everything else works execpt the ac and refreg so any ideas would help thanks Well, Buddy, there is no repository for LD parts since most of the mechanical devices are national brands of some sort. Sounds like you need to call some RV dealers/repair shops around Porterville and ask advice on where to look for a refer and a roof a/c. Both items should be local purchases because of weight. And use the Internet to search for used items you need. I'd start with a few local phone calls; I'll bet you'll get some tips that way.Chris Horst 2002 30' IB Arvada, CO
Re: 1991 lazy daze Reply #2 – June 29, 2009, 10:28:54 pm Yahoo Message Number: 103592"there is no repository for LD parts since most of the mechanical devices are national brands of some sort." While it's true that the appliances are all standard RV brands (Shurflo, Fan-Tastic, Dometic, Duotherm, SeaLand, etc.)--and of course the chassis is made by Chevy or Ford--there *is* a repository for coach-specific parts: the Lazy Daze factory. If you can't find what you need anywhere else, it's worth giving them a call at 909-627-1219. It sounds as though Buddy needs appliances rather than coachwork, though, and your advice is spot-on for things like that: see an RV shop. RV air conditioners, for example, are standard items, designed to fit a standard 14" square vent opening, so he'll have plenty of choices from companies like Duotherm and Coleman that make RV A/Cs.Andy Baird http://www.andybaird.com/travels/
Re: 1991 lazy daze Reply #3 – June 30, 2009, 10:42:20 am Yahoo Message Number: 103594Buddy, you might try Craig's List RV section. I have seen many RV parts available locally in my area there. www.craigslist.com then go to an area close to you.Gary in Chico, CA It's raining cats and dogs -- Come to PawNation, a place where pets rule! (http://www.pawnation.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000008)[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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