Do they sell any devices?

[Ron Thompson]

Thanks Tom, for that response. Maybe some of these Bluebirds have two seperate
tanks.

Ron Thompson
1995 WLWB 42'

Tom McCarthy wrote: I tried
to use the opposite side as a vent one time. I found that I
fertilized the other island with diesel when I kept the pump on
high. In other words, open two caps and you backwash in stereo.

I pump on the middle setting at the truck pumps. The backwash, if
any, is minimal. I have replaced only one pair of shoes and clothing
in 4.5 years. If you want to live on the edge, pump on high and
listen close to the fill pipe to guess when it will back up and shut
the flow off just in time to avoid a bath. I love doing that. Don't
ask my batting average.

Tommy 2 Shoes McCarthy
Poway CA
95 PT42

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Ron Thompson
wrote:
>
> Rob,
> Thanks for the response. I ran my pump full blast witht the
opposite fuel cap off and no back up. You might try that next time
you fill up.
>
> "FILL UP" What a laugh. 500 bucks only gets you a half tank at
best. You know they are still forecasting $200.00 a barrell for
crude oil. That will double our cost at least. What a miserble
future we are looking at.
>
> Ron
>
> Rob Robinson wrote:
Ron my 94 fills from either side into the same tank. I have thought
of using
> the opposite fill as a vent but haven't tried it yet. I put the
nozzle on
> lowest setting and walk away until it clicks off. It usually spits
back but
> I make sure I'm not there to receive. After that I slowly fill and
watch the
> foam as it regurgitates back up the fill nozzle, back off, fill
some more
> and so on. If there is no one behind me I can fill her right up to
the top
> of the fill tube.
>
> On 07/10/2007, Ron Thompson wrote:
> >
> > Hey, I have a question here about the fuel tanks. I have a
1995 WL Wide
> > body with 300 gallon capacity. The first time I fueled up, I got
a backup
> > bath. The next time I filled up, since there are Fuel Inlets on
both sides I
> > opened them both up and never got a back up. Was that
coincidence or are
> > those two inlets going into the same 300 gallon tank.
> >
> > I have owned this bird only since about July and really don't
know whether
> > there are two seperate tanks or just one with two inlets.
> >
> > Anyone out there have an answer. Would appreciate it.
> >
> > Ron Thompson
> > 1995 WLWB 42'
> > Detroit Diesel Series 60
> >
> > Jon > wrote: I know you can use a
> > plastic hose to keep the gas tank when filling
> > up with fuel from backing up and splashing you?
> >
> > I was just wondering as if you ever lost that hose in your tank
you
> > would be in a world of hurt.
> >
> > Oh yes I notice that the my 78 when I tried to fill it up at the
high
> > speed pumps it just won't accept the fuel and there again it
backs up
> > and oops all over you!
> >
> > My friends David Beatty motor home doesn't do this and I guess
its
> > just the design of the tank and the fill pipe.
> >
> > You would have thought that the Blue Bird corporation would have
made
> > a special fill pipe in the first place so you wouldn't haft to
fiddle
> > around with a plastic hose dropped into the tank to keep it from
> > burping back on you.
> >
> > While were on the Blue bird agenda have any of you removed any
of the
> > cabinets up front? Boy you talk about a hash job of fitting the
back
> > of these cabinets over the front tire wheel well. When I removed
> > mine it looked like some kid out of the fourth grade cut the
curve
> > fit as it just looked like dog poop!!! Steve Anderson has noticed
> > this also in his coach also. Million dollar coaches when it
comes to
> > looks but get behind that look and see what kind of ship shod
work
> > some of there installers did back in the 70's.
> >
> > Oh well I wonder if that goes on today????
> >
> > Got an estimate on installing higher gears in rear end and it
looks
> > like it will be around 2000 dollars (4.88) (Now how do I get the
> > money out of the bank without my wife finding out?).
> >
> > Hay you guys have a great day and its just a wonderfull rainy
day up
> > here in Washington.
> >
> > Jipjob
> > Rebel Bird
> > Bremerton Washington
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
> 94 WLWB
>
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> Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx.
> 1995 WLWB 42'Blue Bird
> (cockyfox@...)
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1995 WLWB 42'Blue Bird
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