IL | SOLD: 13 foot 1972 Cloud 9

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by sjpeach

I know it must be tricky but please post your photos correctly, it's really difficult to see.

It the software here, not anything the OP is doing. The software prefers landscape pictures. You'll notice the pictures would display portrait.

[George]

It is still for sale

[sjpeach]

thanks for the info, wish they could be fixed though. Thanks again for your time.

[Ang. in Racine]

Hi again,

I included my cell # in a private msg to you(forgot to earlier). If it weighs less than 1900 lbs & has brakes...I am seriously interested.

Ang

[George]

Sorry, no brakes. I don't know the weight.

[JeffR]

Originally Posted by George

Sorry, no brakes. I don't know the weight.

My trailer is very close to this. Same actually as far as I can see.My title app. says 950 pounds.

[Ang. in Racine]

Jeff,
Thanks for the weight info. also I just read somewhere that the serial # can be found on the "street side" of the frame. Underside, near the coupler.
Ang

[JeffR]

Thank You! I'll give that area a better look over.

[Ang. in Racine]

George,
I want to buy your trailer!! Please call me, I have 3 days off this weekend & want to view it if possible. I've sent email & PM's, but you have not responded. Is it sold? Did you change your mind about selling it?

Angela (414)552-4615

[David & Terry]

Because you have a 1972 and we have a 1978 I was wondering if you had to have your refrigerator worked on? I thought one could re-charge the coolant like in a car but I don't see where that's an option. After leveling the RV best we can we get very slow cooling and not much refrigeration on both gas and electric. Last time out no ice cubes! I've seen manuals on how to replace every component but nothing on the actual refrigerant short of buying a new unit. They seem to operate on ammonia, hydrogen and (water?), not Freon? Hmmm.

[Borrego Dave]

Originally Posted by David & Terry

Because you have a 1972 and we have a 1978 I was wondering if you had to have your refrigerator worked on? I thought one could re-charge the coolant like in a car but I don't see where that's an option. After leveling the RV best we can we get very slow cooling and not much refrigeration on both gas and electric. Last time out no ice cubes! I've seen manuals on how to replace every component but nothing on the actual refrigerant short of buying a new unit. They seem to operate on ammonia, hydrogen and (water?), not Freon? Hmmm.

I believe that some older refers had fittings for recharging the ammonia but in this throw away world..........
Older units also didn't work well being out of level. Not sure when the newer models came out but if you look at the heat chimney from the outside the new style has rounded corners, not square like the old ones. There have been posts and pics of the changes. JMHO, before you change out parts or replace it, a good cleaning may be all you need. There have been a number of posts of all facets of that along with pics. Not sure how to add the links for you, hopefully someone will help out.
BTW, if you have a ammonia leak, the smell will be like a baseball bat to your nose .

[George]

Previous owner replaced fridge

[George]

Trailer is sold.

[Thouartist]

Hi this is Craig, I was wondering if the Camper was still for sale?

[alan H]

The post just above yours dated 2/25... sold
Pretty easy