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You are 100% correct! My boo boo for the day. Thanks

I understand that some users will pin the CO models down for fear of the wind lifting them. I put about 7,000 miles on my 10' CO this summer with no trouble at all.

If your fridge does not have a compressor, being perfectly level isn't real important. But if it uses a compressor, it is very important to keep it level while it is in use. Having it lit while travelling doesn't hurt anything.

DrJ, did you receive the PM I sent you?

Via. Ya, that stuff is great! Best instant coffee there is.

Duck print walls (wall paper) is original as the rest of the old (1974) rig. The interior has been very well cared for but not used or cleaned for several years. I haven't had to spend much money on it but have used up lots of elbow grease! Camper and I will be spending a few days in Montana...

http://s248.photobucket.com/user/icrums/media/Alaskan/015_zpsf6ca3c65.jpg.html Night on the Wyoming prarie with big moon.

Still doesn't work so I will take it to a friend that is in the RV service business and see what he can do. I have one of the Igloo Coolmates that works very well but I was hoping to get this one to run off propane. So, I haven't given up completly yet.

Thanks, Bill. I've had it upside down since I read your post yesterday so guess it's about time to set it upright. I sure hope it will run off propane as most of my time will be spent far from electricity. Ivan

I recently purchased a 1974 10' CO model Alaskan and can not get the Norcold fridge to work. Coils heat up quickly but inside gets no cooler. Any suggestions? Thank you.

I recently purchased a 1974 Alaskan with a Norcold refrigerator that doesn't get cold. The coils heat up quickly but does not get cooler inside. Any suggestions as to what the solution might be? Thanks