242 Water Tank
#2
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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#3
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.
#5
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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