I don't have a propane problem

[Ron & Patty]

Jim

I was truly afraid I could face such a dilemma as you did. That's
great you might be able to help someone else in such a predicament.
It was fortunate for us that it was just the co alarm being
inadvertently turned off. I must tell you though (dropping his
drorers now), because my first thought was I couldn't remember how
long its been since I filled my Budda's belly propane tank, I just
simply thought I was out of propane (my gauge is a little off, I use
Kentucky Windage). So I smugly went off to the propane filler-upper
place, knowing I have the situation well in-hand, but then it only
took 2.5 gallons. How stupid can ya feel right about now? I've got
36 feet of bus wedged into a tight spot, during the freak'n rush hour
with two Eastern Indians babbling at each other, trying to figure out
how to hook the stuff up, and it's a over a hundred degrees out here,
and the damn thing takes only 2.5 gallons of propane? I mean come on!
Well, at least folks like you and this forum bails uskus kina folk
out, and we preech ee ate it.

Ron, No. California
85PT36

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "jim matus"
wrote:
>
> I had a similar problem the first time we were taking our Wanderlodge
> out. I had the fridge light and then quit I tried a few things in the
> dark and then we just took a cooler and left for the EAA airshow. When
> we got there the stove wouldn't light either. When I got home I found
> that the retainer on the bottom of the high pressure regulator had
> broken and the adjuster and spring were laying in the tray under the
> l.p. tank. I located a replacement that fits into those tight quarters
> so if anyone needs one let me know and I will give you the info.
> Jim Matus 1984 FC35 Rescue CA
>