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I don't think anyones dying statement ever contained the words "I wish I had spent more time in the office", so lets go somewhere!
'73 Concord 20' Class A w/Dodge 440 - see profile for photo
RVnoob13 wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boomer5213/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boomer5213/
Bugger, page keeps saying the url is "wrong" ...?
Want to see.
Mark. My dear. You know I would never dis on you.
Eff'n pink's yer thing, go for it.
After all, I wear leopard work boots, who'd listen to me? ;0)
Trish Davis wrote:
Mark. My dear. You know I would never dis on you.
Eff'n pink's yer thing, go for it.
After all, I wear leopard work boots, who'd listen to me? ;0)
Mark. My dear. You know I would never dis on you.
Eff'n pink's yer thing, go for it.
After all, I wear leopard work boots, who'd listen to me? ;0)
Trish,
See why I love ya like I do? hee hee...
Ya gots GOOD taste, dat's why. While I'm
not even remotely "metrosexual" I am literally
Liberace minus the gay part. If that can
be imagined...
Just a natty dresser, I spoze...
But then, Cary Grant was too.
your silly friend
marky
1972 Mobile Traveler 20' Dodge B300 Class C
"The Kobayashi Maru" Trans- Prarie Land Craft
"Requiescat in pace et in amore..."
I got the generator running today. Still needs some more time to finish getting all the old gas out though.
I did check the propane tank today also. The valve leaks seems to be gone when I completely open the valve and make it a little tighter than I am comfortable with. But I dont think its leaking after that.
So, I got a few things done today. Now I get to start on some of the other things. Like Checking the gas lines, water pump, frig and water heater. I think I will wait for the furnace until last.
If anyone has any suggestions on the gas lines, or the rest of the stuff to check out, or might know of something that is a known problem please let me know.
Thanks again for everyones comments and help. Trying my best to not get discouraged. Lol.
Wait, is there anyway to check the generator to make sure it is doing 'everything' it is supposed to be doing?
BTW, I added a couple pics of previous camp setups from 2 of my race weekends in Charlotte if anyone wants to see them. Sorry, but I dont know how to post a link to the page on here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boomer5213/
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Sam
76 Dodge Leprechaun
Getting started.
RVnoob13 wrote:
TWait, is there anyway to check the generator to make sure it is doing 'everything' it is supposed to be doing?
TWait, is there anyway to check the generator to make sure it is doing 'everything' it is supposed to be doing?
Yeah, you want the output to be 110v (it might be 105-130v, that's okay) at 60 Hz. The frequency is more important. If it's not 60 Hz, there's a screw to adjust it somewhere on it to get it there. Ours is an Onan so I can't tell you where.
Oh, and check it under load, like the AC.
Would be nice if someone had one they could sell me, lol. I havent found one for less than $500.
RVnoob13 wrote:
Not to sound stupid, but where and how do I check the frequency. I know that the A/C does not work so I cant use that.
Would be nice if someone had one they could sell me, lol. I havent found one for less than $500.
Not to sound stupid, but where and how do I check the frequency. I know that the A/C does not work so I cant use that.
Would be nice if someone had one they could sell me, lol. I havent found one for less than $500.
Try a Kill a Watt energy monitor
http://www.amazon.com/P3-International-P........UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1253629631&sr=8-3
Here's a link to your (great) pics:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boomer5213/