The water filter on my 1985fc developed a leak. I removed it and
bypassed it. Do I track down the original part or does anyone have a
replacement. Thanks...
Mario 1985 fc 35 in sunny Leucadia CA.
Buy a small domestic system Lowes Home Depot have them Easier to buy
the filters and replacement parts
Stephen 77fc35
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wrote:
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> The water filter on my 1985fc developed a leak. I removed it and
> bypassed it. Do I track down the original part or does anyone have a
> replacement. Thanks...
> Mario 1985 fc 35 in sunny Leucadia CA.
>
To ALL birders.
What kind of a potable water filter you all use. The reason I am asking this is
because my coach came with a Bactereostatic filter mounted under my bed. This
thing came from Louisiana and caost 10 years ago $400.00. It works fine but
seems rather pricey.
I use a regular 5 - micron sediment filter at the camp water outlet and the
water then goes through the bacteiostatic to the tank. Use a small (0.5 micron)
filter in kitchen for drinking, coffee, ice etc.
Is there something new or different on the market today???
Thanks
Juergen In PA
1991 WLSP 36
Juergen -
We have an Everpure filter under the galley that supplies a small water tap on
the galley sink. (No point in running wash water through this filter.)
This is the filter cartridge:
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/ite...ridge/4142
The cartridge mounts in a filter head similar to this:
http://www.freshwatersystems.com/p-703-q...cket.\
aspx
Also, all the water entering the coach flows through a 10 micron filter that
mounts on the side of the coach anytime a hose is connected.
Bob Griesel '84FC1 WLII WA
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Juergen"
wrote:
>
> To ALL birders.
> What kind of a potable water filter you all use. The reason I am asking this
is because my coach came with a Bactereostatic filter mounted under my bed. This
thing came from Louisiana and caost 10 years ago $400.00. It works fine but
seems rather pricey.
> I use a regular 5 - micron sediment filter at the camp water outlet and the
water then goes through the bacteiostatic to the tank. Use a small (0.5 micron)
filter in kitchen for drinking, coffee, ice etc.
> Is there something new or different on the market today???
> Thanks
> Juergen In PA
> 1991 WLSP 36
>
Hi folks,
My '86 PT-40 has a heavy, large diameter PVC water filter under the
bed. Looks original. Anyway, it developed a hairline crack, so I
pulled it out and bypassed it while I figure out what to do.
Questions:
1. What's the purpose of this thing? Looks like it filters incoming
water, but for what?
2. Should I replace it? If so, is there a recommended replacement model?
Thanks folks.
-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
Hi Ryan;
The original filter was a silver impregnated material that was very efficient in
delivering good water from across a world wide span of water treatments or lack
of.
These unit were and are expensive but available. Now then, with that said a
filter system of some sort is definitely needed and should be re installed. You
can go with a replaceable cartridge type or?
I suggest the files section be researched or do a search for water filter in the
messages and you should get hits on the subject.
Safe travels, Ralph &
Charolette Fullenwider
'84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
Duncan, Oklahoma
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From: Ryan Wright
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Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2010 16:24:44
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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Water filter
Hi folks,
My '86 PT-40 has a heavy, large diameter PVC water filter under the
bed. Looks original. Anyway, it developed a hairline crack, so I
pulled it out and bypassed it while I figure out what to do.
Questions:
1. What's the purpose of this thing? Looks like it filters incoming
water, but for what?
2. Should I replace it? If so, is there a recommended replacement model?
Thanks folks.
-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
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Mine is disconnected long ago. Note to cap off the air supply, as I had a situation where an air leak from that line prevented the coach from airing up.
RWW
On Dec 29, 2010, at 7:42 PM, Ernie Ekberg <"ernietex@yahoo.com"> wrote:
Ryan, I pulled mine and stuck it in the dumpster. Ernie- left coast
Ernie Ekberg
83 PT40
Weatherford, Tx 76086
817-475-3991
--- On Wed, 12/29/10, Ryan Wright <"ryanpwright@gmail.com"> wrote:
From: Ryan Wright <"ryanpwright@gmail.com">
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Water filter
To: "wanderlodgeforum" <"WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com">
Date: Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 6:24 PM
Hi folks,
My '86 PT-40 has a heavy, large diameter PVC water filter under the
bed. Looks original. Anyway, it developed a hairline crack, so I
pulled it out and bypassed it while I figure out what to do.
Questions:
1. What's the purpose of this thing? Looks like it filters incoming
water, but for what?
2. Should I replace it? If so, is there a recommended replacement model?
Thanks folks.
-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
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