Doug spent the morning fiddling with the power and still had no luck. After reading several forums on the internet, we narrowed the problem down to the transfer switch in the basement. So, Doug turned off all power to to the coach and removed the box.

We drove to the closest rv parts store but they didn't have the one we needed. So, our next stop was 25 miles away in Huachuca City at RV City. They didn't have our transfer switch in stock and offered to order one for us. We spoke with the very knowledgeable shop manager and came to the conclusion that perhaps we should have the problem diagnosed instead of just ordering the $200 part. They offered to send someone out on a service call for $75. But it was just as easy to take to the coach to them. So, tomorrow morning, we will drive the motorhome to RV City.

The post office was our next stop and then back to the coach. Doug replace the transfer switch box in the basement and we put stuff away for travel mode.



I did get some pictures of the park. The park is built on a small hill with a little bit of a slope. This is looking down our row towards the valley and mountains.


And here we are. We drove onto blocks on the driver side in order to be level. There is enough slope that the automatic jack leveling system refused to cooperate. But, we are prepared!

We still haven't done any sightseeing in this area and there is so much that we have on our list. I don't want to spend our whole week here fighting the power problem. Maybe tomorrow.