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[belfert]

There are many RV A/C units out there now, but most are made in China now.  The main reason I would go with Coleman is they seem to at least be assembled in the USA and they are reported to be good units.  I have no expectation of needing an A/C unit for at least a year so hopefully supply issues will be better in a year or more when I need a new unit.

[luvrbus]

There are many RV A/C units out there now, but most are made in China now.  The main reason I would go with Coleman is they seem to at least be assembled in the USA and they are reported to be good units.  I have no expectation of needing an A/C unit for at least a year so hopefully supply issues will be better in a year or more when I need a new unit.

Really the Colemans don't have much if any made in China parts that I can see.My Dometic Penguin ll is made in Mexico and full of made in China crap

[Utahclaimjumper]

I have two of the original Colemans that were installed on my coach 23 years ago and are still used extensively with no problems over that time period..  I had to replace the gasket on the rear two years ago and that's it..>>>Dan

[chessie4905]

To get comparable Colemans now, need to pay extra for the rough service model. They had to cheapen the regular models to compete price wise with the other brands.

[Jim Blackwood]

I need to get 3 compressors in the 15000-18000 range that run on 115v and can do r134. The more efficient the better of course. Could be cannibalized, could be new...

Jim

[luvrbus]

To get comparable Colemans now, need to pay extra for the rough service model. They had to cheapen the regular models to compete price wise with the other brands.

The only way my units come are rough service and the price is higher