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Corpus Christi campground - davisgr - 06-16-2009 08:53
Going to Corpus Christi over July 4th. (I know, I know, not the best time of
year weather-wise, but wife has a relative to visit).
Any suggestions on campgrounds?
Rick and Marilyn Davis
1993 WBSA
Loudon, TN
(currently in Houston)
Corpus Christi campground - tommy.rountree - 06-16-2009 12:30
Hey, Rick - how y'all doing?
Martha, myself and J.B. Dogg stayed at Gulf Waters RV Park for a week last
Christmas. Nice place,nice folks, a lot of amenities and right on the beach (200
year or so walk).
Remember, you told us to go to Rockport or Port Aransas last fall.
BTW - I bought a $164.00 Porter Cable compressor - I don't know how long it
would take to air up a flat, but I can "top" my tires off in a minute or so.
Great advice.
Tommy
Corpus Christi campground - Rick Davis - 06-16-2009 13:49
Gulf Waters huh? Great, we will check it out.
Glad you like the compressor. Hope you never need it. Hee hee. When you do though, don't forget after you use it to empty it and leave the valve open. Don't want moisture left in there.
Speaking of air, I have a question. Every once in a while I need to start the engine to get a bit of air for the coach after it has been shut down for a few days; maybe to get air for the Dupree dump valves, maybe to get some airfor the step cover that sometimes tends to partially close itself. Can I takemy portablecompressorand air the coach up a bitusing the fitting at the engine compartment? Do I just connect it and let 'er fill, or is there a valve somewhere?
Rick and Marilyn Davis
1993 WBSA
Loudon, TN
(currently sweatingin Houston)
From: tommy.rountree
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:30:44 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
Hey, Rick - how y'all doing?
Martha, myself and J.B. Dogg stayed at Gulf Waters RV Park for a week last Christmas. Nice place,nice folks, a lot of amenities and right on the beach (200 year or so walk).
Remember, you told us to go to Rockport or Port Aransas last fall.
BTW - I bought a $164.00 Porter Cable compressor - I don't know how long it would take to air up a flat, but I can "top" my tires off in a minute or so. Great advice.
Tommy
Corpus Christi campground - tommy.rountree - 06-16-2009 22:09
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Rick Davis
> Speaking of air, I have a question. Every once in a while I need to start the
engine to get a bit of air for the coach after it has been shut down for a few
days; maybe to get air for the Dupree dump valves, maybe to get some air for the
step cover that sometimes tends to partially close itself. Can I take my
portable compressor and air the coach up a bit using the fitting at the engine
compartment? Do I just connect it and let 'er fill, or is there a valve
somewhere?
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> Rick and Marilyn Davis
> 1993 WBSA
> Loudon, TN
> (currently sweating in Houston)
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> From: tommy.rountree
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:30:44 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
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> Hey, Rick - how y'all doing?
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> Martha, myself and J.B. Dogg stayed at Gulf Waters RV Park for a week last
Christmas. Nice place,nice folks, a lot of amenities and right on the beach (200
year or so walk).
>
> Remember, you told us to go to Rockport or Port Aransas last fall.
>
> BTW - I bought a $164.00 Porter Cable compressor - I don't know how long it
would take to air up a flat, but I can "top" my tires off in a minute or so.
Great advice.
>
> Tommy
>
Corpus Christi campground - tommy.rountree - 06-16-2009 22:15
Rick:
Wiser heads that I can answer your question about your airing up using the
portable compressor. I believe you can from the schrader valve in the engine
compartment, but don't try it on my opinion. I have to do the same periodically,
but I use the aux compressor switch on my dash. I think that was an accessory
on my 94 and it works fine. You don't have to start the engine to do it. Do you
have that accessory on your bird?
Tommy
Corpus Christi campground - Rick Davis - 06-17-2009 00:41
Hey Tommy, I have the aux compressor switch, but no on-board aux compressor. It was removed before I bought it.
Rick and Marilyn Davis
1993 WBSA
Loudon, TN
From: tommy.rountree
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 5:15:14 AM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
Rick:
Wiser heads that I can answer your question about your airing up using the portable compressor. I believe you can from the schrader valve in the engine compartment, but don't try it on my opinion. I have to do the same periodically, but I use the aux compressor switch on my dash. I think that was an accessory on my 94 and it works fine. You don't have to start the engine to do it. Do you have that accessory on your bird?
Tommy
Corpus Christi campground - Leroy A. Eckert - 06-17-2009 02:04
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Rick Davis
Rick. You should be able to air the coach from the engine bay as stated. About
the step. The extend mechanism should go over center when extended and stay
there even if the air leaks down. Check out the adjustment on the actuator.
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> Hey Tommy, I have the aux compressor switch, but no on-board aux compressor.
It was removed before I bought it.
>
> Rick and Marilyn Davis
> 1993 WBSA
> Loudon, TN
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> ________________________________
> From: tommy.rountree
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 5:15:14 AM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
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> Rick:
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> Wiser heads that I can answer your question about your airing up using the
portable compressor. I believe you can from the schrader valve in the engine
compartment, but don't try it on my opinion. I have to do the same periodically,
but I use the aux compressor switch on my dash. I think that was an accessory on
my 94 and it works fine. You don't have to start the engine to do it. Do you
have that accessory on your bird?
>
> Tommy
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Corpus Christi campground - Al Scudder - 06-17-2009 02:13
tommy can u give us the town that the Gulf Waters RV park is in
Scooter 2000LX
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
From: tommy.rountree@...
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:30:44 +0000
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
Hey, Rick - how y'all doing?
Martha, myself and J.B. Dogg stayed at Gulf Waters RV Park for a week last Christmas. Nice place,nice folks, a lot of amenities and right on the beach (200 year or so walk).
Remember, you told us to go to Rockport or Port Aransas last fall.
BTW - I bought a $164.00 Porter Cable compressor - I don't know how long it would take to air up a flat, but I can "top" my tires off in a minute or so. Great advice.
Tommy
Corpus Christi campground - tommy.rountree - 06-17-2009 03:41
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Al Scudder
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> tommy can u give us the town that the Gulf Waters RV park is in
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> Scooter 2000LX
Al: it is in Port Aransa, TX (technically out on Mustang Island) Web site as
follows:http://www.gulfrv.com/
Nice place, you'll enjoy. Port Aransas reminds me of Key West in the 60s and a
free ferry runs every 30 minutes or so to Rockport, which Rick Davis calls the
"Texas Riviera".
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> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> From: tommy.rountree@...
> Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:30:44 +0000
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
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> Hey, Rick - how y'all doing?
>
> Martha, myself and J.B. Dogg stayed at Gulf Waters RV Park for a week last
Christmas. Nice place,nice folks, a lot of amenities and right on the beach (200
year or so walk).
>
> Remember, you told us to go to Rockport or Port Aransas last fall.
>
> BTW - I bought a $164.00 Porter Cable compressor - I don't know how long it
would take to air up a flat, but I can "top" my tires off in a minute or so.
Great advice.
>
> Tommy
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Corpus Christi campground - Rick Davis - 06-17-2009 05:48
Thanks Leroy.
From: Leroy A. Eckert
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 9:04:17 AM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", Rick Davis
Rick. You should be able to air the coach from the engine bay as stated. About the step. The extend mechanism should go over center when extended and stay there even if the air leaks down. Check out the adjustment on the actuator.
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> Hey Tommy, I have the aux compressor switch, but no on-board aux compressor. It was removed before I bought it.
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> Rick and Marilyn Davis
> 1993 WBSA
> Loudon, TN
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> From: tommy.rountree
> To: WanderlodgeForum@
yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 5:15:14 AM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Corpus Christi campground
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> Rick:
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> Wiser heads that I can answer your question about your airing up using the portable compressor. I believe you can from the schrader valve in the engine compartment, but don't try it on my opinion. I have to do the same periodically, but I use the aux compressor switch on my dash. I think that was an accessory on my 94 and it works fine. You don't have to start the engine to do it. Do you have that accessory on your bird?
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> Tommy
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