picture of our "new" bird :)

[Jon]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Juergen"
wrote:
>
> Hello Dorn
> One thing you should do before anything is started, is to make up an
> accurate record of all work to be done, in progress, or done,no
matter
> how small or big it is. We like to call this a Maintenance Log book,
> (Airlines use them all the time). This book should contain your LIST
> of things to do and then the work it took to fix it. Then post it on
> this board and I can add your experience to my own coach handbook
as a
> reference or guide to systems. I done got a lot of info from this
site.
> Juergen in PA
> 1991 WLSP 36
>


I second that Idea on keeping a Leger. I have kept up one ever since
I bought my old coach and have kept up the mileage to and from each
one of the activities that we have enjoyed since owning the Rebel
Bird. Also it does come in handy for reference of what you might
have done in the past but just forgot about it.

Say on that point, did you get a Blue Box with your Wanderlodge?? If
you didn't I have a CD that is a copy of a reference book for the 79
Wanderlodge and if you want to have one than just e-mail me oft line
and send me your address. It really does help to have a factory
manual for all the different stuff they installed back thirty years
ago in these old coaches. Oh yes one more thing, you might look into
getting vintage plates for your rig as they will save you allot of
licenses fees in the future.

78 Wanderlodge
Bremerton
(This weeks project is to install a musical horn!!! got one from
David Beatty for my birthday!!!!)I know my wife will really love that
horn (Ye you bet-ya she will)