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1989 PT 40 - Mike McMahan - 08-07-2005 15:16 Barbara and I have decided to offer our 1989 PT40 for sale. We have owned this coach for over four years. It is our second Wanderlodge and about seventh motorhome(took us a while to learn). This is a 475HP 8V92 powered coach with all of the usual options. There is 133,000 miles on the coach. It has been maintained pretty much without regard to expense. All new Michlens and roof airs(one went out so I replaced them all). The coach is blue and silver, walkthru bath, queen island bed,Washer/dryer, booth dinette, etc. We are asking $97500 for the coach but are open to a reasonable offer. Many members of the Lone Star Birds(Ralph, Ernie, Ron, Mike, ETC) have seen this coach and can tell you of its condition. It is the most troublefree coach we have ever owned. I would have no problem selling this coach to my best friend. The only reason we are considering selling this coach is a lack of time to use it over the next several years. I fully intend to buy another coach. This is the only for sale notice that we have posted so far. I wanted to give the forum members the first shot at the coach. I will email photos to anyone who is interested and can be reached at 254-913-1176. Thanks, Mike McMahan 1989 PT 40 - Mike McMahan - 08-20-2007 08:36 We now have our 1989 PT 40 listed on the Vintage Birds website for sale board at $82500.00. Most details are in the ad but you can call or email me for more info or photos. Thanks, Mike McMahan 1989 PT40 1989 PT 40 - Mike McMahan - 10-17-2007 06:54 The individual that bought my 89 PT 40 lives in Canada. He has called and is trying to winterize the coach. Everything is working as it is supposed to except that no water or air will come out of the hot water side of the water system. Is there a sporlan valve on the inlet side of the water heater that could be stuck preventing water or air from passing thru the hot water heater. He has all the schematics and the coach so I don't have anything to look at. Thanks, Mike McMahan Birdless until Friday 254-913-1176 1989 PT 40 - Ralph L. Fullenwider - 10-17-2007 07:34 Mike: The 3 way valve at the bottom of the water heater input piping is stuck or the air at the regulator going to the 3 way valve is faulty or turned off or the power is missing going to the coil of the 3 way valve. Safe travels, Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider 84FC35 Duncan, Oklahoma At 06:54 PM 10/17/2007 +0000, you wrote: >The individual that bought my 89 PT 40 lives in Canada. He has called >and is trying to winterize the coach. Everything is working as it is >supposed to except that no water or air will come out of the hot water >side of the water system. Is there a sporlan valve on the inlet side >of the water heater that could be stuck preventing water or air from >passing thru the hot water heater. He has all the schematics and the >coach so I don't have anything to look at. Thanks, Mike McMahan >Birdless until Friday 254-913-1176 > > > 1989 PT 40 - Mike McMahan - 10-17-2007 11:06 Ralph, Thanks for the quick info. I will send the info to him. I also gave him your phone number, bluebirds tech number, and the forum address. Hope to see you and Charlette at the Christmas Rally. Thanks again, Mike Mcmahan --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider" > > Mike: > > The 3 way valve at the bottom of the water heater input piping is stuck or > the air at the regulator going to the 3 way valve is faulty or turned off > or the power is missing going to the coil of the 3 way valve. > > Safe travels, > > Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider > 84FC35 > Duncan, Oklahoma > > At 06:54 PM 10/17/2007 +0000, you wrote: > >The individual that bought my 89 PT 40 lives in Canada. He has called > >and is trying to winterize the coach. Everything is working as it is > >supposed to except that no water or air will come out of the hot water > >side of the water system. Is there a sporlan valve on the inlet side > >of the water heater that could be stuck preventing water or air from > >passing thru the hot water heater. He has all the schematics and the > >coach so I don't have anything to look at. Thanks, Mike McMahan > >Birdless until Friday 254-913-1176 > > > > > > > |