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J&SMorris · 06-23-2023, 04:58 PM

Like most full timers we (I) spend a lot of time researching what product to purchase for the RV by reading reviews. When it comes to the AC there's nothing different. As with most things in the RV life things only go out when needed most, even when you've done your best to keep them well maintained. Our ducted main AC is on its last leg after 4 years of full-time use. Texas coastal bend for the last 3 and southern New Mexico for the other year. We have a HC331RL. 50-amp service. Here on the MOC I have learned a lot over the years from you fellow owners. Any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.

06-23-2023, 04:58 PM	#1
J&SMorris New Member Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Corpus Christi Posts: 6 M.O.C. #25538	Time to replace the AC Like most full timers we (I) spend a lot of time researching what product to purchase for the RV by reading reviews. When it comes to the AC there's nothing different. As with most things in the RV life things only go out when needed most, even when you've done your best to keep them well maintained. Our ducted main AC is on its last leg after 4 years of full-time use. Texas coastal bend for the last 3 and southern New Mexico for the other year. We have a HC331RL. 50-amp service. Here on the MOC I have learned a lot over the years from you fellow owners. Any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.