Posted by Billy Shafer on June 13, 2016 at 16:40:44 from (98.20.202.2):
In Reply to: Billy Shafer posted by John T on June 13, 2016 at 14:27:09:
John T. There is a good reason they are called Genajunk. They got out of the true RV business in 2012.Parts for any of them can be very hard to find. If you can even find them.I have talked to many RV owners that are now hauling around units they can't use. Some have gone to the MicroQuiet units. Some are using portables that they have to hook up to use.I have had a few that have found the old Onan units. Had the compartment enlarged for the old Onan. The last 4000 rv unit I worked on. Had a blown engine at 35 hours. No warranty. I would use the one your buying until breaks. Then switch to Onan. Not the best choice or have the compartment enlarged if possible. Find a good used Onan.
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