Hi group,
This past weekend and Mon. added stuff to our bird in anticipation of
us leaving Tacoma in Nov.
Added new Zip Dee's to all the windows that didn't have them before.
Changed the old fabric on the existing window awnings.
Added an Instant Hot to kitchen.
Changed the shower drain from the grey water to dump to 3 in. size.
Added a dump drain to passenger side so can drain either side.
Added electric Drain Masters (one to separate black from grey and
one to allow draining from passenger side).
Added a new probe system for the black and grey tanks (called
Catcon). It works on pressure of liquid not using the existing
probes. It is the system used on the million dollar coaches. Nothing
can stick to this unit.
Got the smooth talker antenna installed for future use.
Me thinks that is enough for now...have to go back to work to pay for
all this.
Bob Lawrence
84 PT36
Tacoma, Wa. (with a countdown Mike doesn't want to hear about..
Bob,
I have one window awning that has a rip in the seam where it goes
around the roll-up tube. I was looking at the it to determine how
to remove the awning and noticed it was pop-rivited to the tube. I
am assuming you have to drill the rivets, then detach one of the
arms to unwind the spring in order to remove the material. Does
this correlate with your experince?
Thanks,
Glenn Allen
1986 PT40
Marietta, GA
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Lawrence"
wrote:
>
> Hi group,
> This past weekend and Mon. added stuff to our bird in anticipation
of
> us leaving Tacoma in Nov.
> Added new Zip Dee's to all the windows that didn't have them
before.
> Changed the old fabric on the existing window awnings.
> Added an Instant Hot to kitchen.
> Changed the shower drain from the grey water to dump to 3 in. size.
> Added a dump drain to passenger side so can drain either side.
> Added electric Drain Masters (one to separate black from grey and
> one to allow draining from passenger side).
> Added a new probe system for the black and grey tanks (called
> Catcon). It works on pressure of liquid not using the existing
> probes. It is the system used on the million dollar coaches.
Nothing
> can stick to this unit.
> Got the smooth talker antenna installed for future use.
> Me thinks that is enough for now...have to go back to work to pay
for
> all this.
>
> Bob Lawrence
> 84 PT36
> Tacoma, Wa. (with a countdown Mike doesn't want to hear about..
>
Hi Glenn,
When you remove the left arm from the awning, be careful as the
windup spring is on that side. Hold the Zip Dee round end that
attaches to tube verryy tightly and slowly unwind it. If it gets away
from you, it spins very fast. Right one, no problem, no spring
tension.
Take tube to bench and drill out rivets. Hard part is finding the
existing holes with new material. I could feel them thru material.
When ready to reattach, take (my choice)10 turns to wind up spring.
If not tight enough for you, can take more, but 10 turns seemed to
work for me.
Bob
84 PT36
Tacoma, Wa. (With small window awnings on all windows now)
> Bob,
>
> I have one window awning that has a rip in the seam where it goes
> around the roll-up tube. I was looking at the it to determine how
> to remove the awning and noticed it was pop-rivited to the tube. I
> am assuming you have to drill the rivets, then detach one of the
> arms to unwind the spring in order to remove the material. Does
> this correlate with your experince?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Glenn Allen
> 1986 PT40
> Marietta, GA
>
> --- In
WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Lawrence"
>
wrote:
> >
> > Hi group,
> > This past weekend and Mon. added stuff to our bird in
anticipation
> of
> > us leaving Tacoma in Nov.
> > Added new Zip Dee's to all the windows that didn't have them
> before.
> > Changed the old fabric on the existing window awnings.
> > Added an Instant Hot to kitchen.
> > Changed the shower drain from the grey water to dump to 3 in.
size.
> > Added a dump drain to passenger side so can drain either side.
> > Added electric Drain Masters (one to separate black from grey and
> > one to allow draining from passenger side).
> > Added a new probe system for the black and grey tanks (called
> > Catcon). It works on pressure of liquid not using the existing
> > probes. It is the system used on the million dollar coaches.
> Nothing
> > can stick to this unit.
> > Got the smooth talker antenna installed for future use.
> > Me thinks that is enough for now...have to go back to work to pay
> for
> > all this.
> >
> > Bob Lawrence
> > 84 PT36
> > Tacoma, Wa. (with a countdown Mike doesn't want to hear about..
> >
>