Bird of the Week - Glenn & Lisa Allen

[Scott Forman]

"tag axle pressure reducing valve"

Does this control tag ride height? Where is it? I think my tag is
riding high despite the pressure gauge reading ok

Scott Forman
86 PT38
Memphis

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "mbulriss" <mbulriss@...>
wrote:
>
> Bird of the Week has been updated.
>
> Today's example is what a dedicated owner can do. I normally do not
> post extra information on the Bird of the Week pictures, but this
one
> so impressed me with all the new owner's upgrading in such a short
> time period, that I felt compelled to pass along some of the
> information they sent in with the pictures.
>
> From Glenn's picture submission: "We've had the bird about 6 months
> and are the 3rd owners. I purchased it from an owner in Texas and
> drove it home to Georgia. I'm in the process of getting the bus
> reconditioned. I have replaced the hot water heater, refrigerator,
> front window, holding tank dump valves, battery cables, tag axle
> pressure reducing valve, and air dryer. I have replaced the seals
in
> the drive axle and the steer axle. On the steer axle, I have
replaced
> the wheel bearings, shoes, and drums. I have purchased 3 new
Dometic
> Penguin low profile A/Cs and a Magnum MS2812 inverter for my next
> projects. Hopefully I will have them installed in a few months. We
> love to camp a lot and so I try to schedule my upgrades and
> maintenance around our camping schedule."
>
> Wow, what an impressive to-do list in such a short period. Glenn,
are
> you retired, or when did you have time to camp? Hopefully you will
> document some of the upcoming projects and post step-by-step
pictures
> in the Photos section of the forum. I am personally interested in
> knowing more about the A/C project; part numbers, thermostat
changes,
> wiring changes. Please keep us up-to-date on your projects.
>
> Thanks to Glenn for his Bird of the Week submission!
>
> Mike Bulriss
> 1991 WB40 "Texas Minivan"
> San Antonio, TX - back from South Padre, darn it!!
>