242 Water Tank
#2
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I remember those old water jugs. They were made by a company called Fabwel Plastics:
3403 Cooper Dr
Elkhart, IN 46514
Or call at: 574-262-2521
It was a model J-2 w/hose barb and pickup. Rotsa ruck!
3403 Cooper Dr
Elkhart, IN 46514
Or call at: 574-262-2521
It was a model J-2 w/hose barb and pickup. Rotsa ruck!
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Not terribly different from some RV's. If you are good at improvising a nice mod job you can make a 5 or 6 gal fresh water jug from Walmart work too.
The water "bag" in my 87 SS is just a bladder and of course I am scrapping that junk. My 89LS has the original jug style that I will use in the 87.
Good luck
The water "bag" in my 87 SS is just a bladder and of course I am scrapping that junk. My 89LS has the original jug style that I will use in the 87.
Good luck
Last edited by aquaforce; 06-13-2011 at 03:57 PM.
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Boilerdaddy, any idea where i could get some of the same switches like the blower,mine just broke and.was hoping to replace it with the red tab. 87 242LS.
Any help would be great
thanks
Any help would be great
thanks
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Those are actually lighted breakers, and super expensive. We only have a couple left in a couple amperages, but they run $90-$105. The good news is they are double protected by push-pull ETA breakers. The smart thing to do is find some lighted toggle switches and install them. Find a similar one and replace them as they fail, or, if you find that just knowing you have different switches makes you insane, replace 'em all at once.
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