1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve.

[Ron Thompson]

Tommy, Great Day In The Mawnin, Balls O'Fire, I found the 2' x 2' cover plate. It is right to the left of the Aqua Hot unit. I haven't taken it off yet but I am sure it is the right plate since it is the only one on the coach like that. Will let you know how that turns out. Might not get to it for a few days or might have to wait till I get home. But I will open it up and see if the valve is in there. Won't open it up if it is closed. Might be a good reason it is closed off and I certainly don't want to open it and find out something dreadful. I don't really need the LPG right now since the coach is parked at night where I have shore power. And during the day I am running the Series 60. And if I get the generator problem fixed I will be in good shape. But today I had to repair a leaky hose connection with washers and a new hose. And now I am headed to find a Jeep dealer to get a new rim and tire for the one that was obliterated. So it is a busy day again today. Thanks Tommy, once I know where things are its no problem understanding what to do to get it repaired. Its a shame there are not more Bluebird Wanderlodge repair centers around that know what they are doing. Take care... Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx. 1995 WLWB 42' (cockyfox@...) --- On Thu, 6/18/09, tommy.rountree wrote: From: tommy.rountree Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: 1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve. To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 9:03 AM OK, Ron: I called Kenny Rodgers, former BB tech now working for Coachcraft in Columbus, GA. Your manual cut-off valve for your 95 WB is behind a 2'x2' plate midway up the wall in the second compartment street side. Since you do not have a wash station, there should be a bay door where my small wash station door is located. Kenny says, unscrew and remove that plate and right there on the LPG tank will sit your manual cut-off valve. See if you can find this. FYI, In addition to this excellent forum there are two other outstanding forums (or is it forii) - Wanderlodge Owners Online (which I belong to and support - it is a dues paying forum) and Wanderlodge Owners Group is a free forum. I belong to all these groups and read them several times a day. It will speed your learning curve and save you many $$$$$ and sleepless nights. There are numerous articles on these forums about your genny issues. I strong recommend you get on these groups if you have not already done so. Tommy