I've seen tanks with pink slime growing in 1/2"-1" of water that hasn't been able to drain so I prefer bottom (3/4"-1") drains and sloping (1/4"/ft) the tank toward the drain. With a 3/8" wall roto (1/2"-1" thick in the corners) mold tanks holes can be drilled so the IS of a fitting is flush to...
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For the FW tanks a side pickup will allow water to drain vs. siphoning if the pump stops. A drain in the bottom makes winterizing and rinsing/sanitizing the tank(s) easy. I could spin weld the fittings for you......it's only a short drive : )
A check valve before the pump can...
Moisture/condensation in heated/conditioned spaces can be and issue for all types of insulation. For short term RV use (allows the insulation to dry) combined with the location mean it's not usually an issue....until....the use is extended and/or the temp. differntial increases. When this...
There a wide range of jack stabilizers/stands made. JT Strong Arm is one brand.
A 5 degree tilt (in at the top out at the bottom) to the jacks will make them push against (preload) each other if they are extended after touching the ground.
Met a guy that selling Lavaner. Probably a knock off of the knock off.
Brand new tech means they use 15,000-18,000mA at start up instead of watts or amps.
https://lavaner.com/
The manifold pipe looks to be aluminum with what looks to be brass fittings. Aluminum and Copper alloys should never be put together. The Cadium plating on the clamps just adds to the mix.
Looks like the same is happening on the nut on the gas valve.
If the valve with the most electrolysis...
What do you carry to repair your hyd. brakes?
With Kelderman off road wear and tear is an issue (have you replaced the rod ends / bushings yet) on the mechanical side. How many ambulances use Kelderman?
Liquid Spring doesn't have a dealer network. I'd want to be trained on how to install/setup...
I don't agree. I've stopped many many times on gravel/mud/snow/sand to engage 4x4 so the front (steering) wheels don't go where the back wheels push them.
I must say that is one of the worst pulley set ups I've seen caused by the lifting arm being too close to the tire.
You could make a swinging lifting boom by bolting a glass shower door hinge where the top of the ladder is. The boom could be a pcs of 1/2" x 4" aluminum flatbar
A chain hoist is best hung vertically or the hand chain catches
A chain puller (come along) is a more versatile tool.
If the top mounting bolt is 1"-2" longer it makes putting the wheel on easier.
With pulleys a cleat will provide something to tie a rope off going up and let the rope slide as it goes down
Mini chain pullers provide control but are slow. Make sure to get the proper chain length. Using the puller upside down then you keep the puller close to the tire.
Trailer winch...
In the last 10 years I've bought 5-6 Eddie Bauer Guide Pro pants that are so worn/stained they become camping/hiking only pants so last week I ordered more.
The zippers (not Velcro or buttons) on both leg pockets works with one hand and none of the zippers have failed.
The fabric is light...
Anyone recommend nylon thimbles for the eyes in Dynmeema.
I bought some stainless thimbles but the inside that touches the rope has the casting finsh which will wear the Dyneema.
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