Black Valves

[Henry Jay Hannigan]

What are the dates on the "BURNING MAN" thing??
Regards,
Hank
90SP36










--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Leroy Eckert
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> Burning Man; sounds like a trip!! Speaking of trips; I am willing
to bet that lots of folks there believe parts are working when they
aren't, and believe parts aren't working when they are. Leave the
parts changing to another day so the parts are installed correctly.
Love those festivals and would like to hit Burning Man one day.
> Leroy Eckert
> 1990 WB-40 Smoke N Mirrors
> Dahlonega, gA
> Royale Conversion
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> --- On Fri, 8/22/08, Kurt Horvath wrote:
> From: Kurt Horvath
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Black Valves
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, August 22, 2008, 1:00 AM
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> You Rock On Greg!
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> If you want the best gadget upgrade try FORWARD LOOKING INFRARED,
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> Ya know it doesn't matter what you've got as long as it works.
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> t Horvath
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> 95 PT-42 WLWB
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> 10AC
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, Greg Young
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> > I'm very happy with my nice old manual pull valves. What I want
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> now is an upgrade to my backup camera and monitor, and a tire
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> pressure monitor.
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> > But, right now, we're at Burning Man, and there's much more to
fun
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> away from the bus than inside of it!
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> > Greg (AKA Smoke Blower to my Burner friends)
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> > 1986 PT-40
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> > Black Rock City NV, for the next week the 5th largest city in
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> > ----- Original Message ----
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> > From: Kurt Horvath
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> > To: WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com
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> > Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 7:47:14 PM
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> > Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Black Valves
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> > I like the air valves, fast, positive action, tough, great
factory
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> > service, I can't imagine that the electric units are built better
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> > than the air units, and after looking at them online they are not
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> > nearly as tough looking as the air valve, in my opinion, as far
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> > the new bird getting electric valves saving money is an
incentive,
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> > wave bye-bye to the classic bird, they are cheaper than the
Duprez
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> > Twist-Loc Power Valve. Air valve also operate in the traditional
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> > manner, just pull and there she blows. As far as no air to
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> > my coach has auxiliary air, just hit the dash switch and in a few
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> > minuets air to spare, You could make the same argument for no
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> > either situation would be rare. So I would say economy verses
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> > quality, I like quality, If for no other reason the air valves
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> > far way cooler, POWWOOSSSSHHHEE, !!!!!!!
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> > Kurt Horvath
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> > 95 PT-42 WLWB
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> > --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "Stephen Birtles"
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> > > it strips the small nylon gears
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> > > yes you can manually dump be prepared to spen 5 or 6 minute
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> > > open the valves
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> > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "Gregory OConnor"
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> > > > Hank I think electric valves are the ticket because most
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> > > > I dump I have no air to open or close the valve so I do it
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> > manualy
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> > > > or have to plan dumping. I just wonder what would happen to
the
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> > > > electric motors if the valve's gate encounters an obstacle of
a
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> > > > fiber nature? would the motor stop or continue and damage the
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> > > > seal and motor?? and the other question is if the electric
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> > > > fails can you manualy dump?
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> > > > GregoryO'Connor
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> > > > 94ptRomolandCa
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> > > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "Henry Jay
Hannigan"
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> > > > > Paul:
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> > > > > Recommend ELECTRIC VALVES.....DRAINMAS TER.COM out of
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> Hollister
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> > > > > California.. ....call the factory direct IF u want to save
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> > > > > money....they will even put the attachements on the
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> > > > > before they ship them....I put Drainmasters on my 90SP and
am
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> > > > > happy!!! push a button and "BAM" the "stuff" flows.....
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> > > > > make sure you get the "good" switches also.....
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> > > > > u can email me privately IF u have any questions... Also
the
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> > > > > bluebird is using electric dump valves for your
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> information. ..
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> > > > > Regards,
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> > > > > Hank
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> > > > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@ yahoogroups. com, "ppotter14950"
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> > > > > > Hi there
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> > > > > > Still going thru shakedown of new unit and tried to open
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> > > > > > tanks valves.
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> > > > > > I was able to twist gray water handle and with some force
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> > > > > > it, but on the black, i was only able to twist about 90
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> > > > > > would go no further. Does this mean i am done and need
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> > > > replace,
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> > > > > > is there some way to lubricate or service to try and
bring
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> > > > > > If i am don, do i replace with another Dupree Products
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> valve,
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> > > > go
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> > > > > > camping world and buy a regular knife type valve and
adapt
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> > > > > > Also another newbee question, where is the hot water
heater
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> > > > > located? I
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> > > > > > glanced over some post earlier but was not paying
attention
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> > > > about
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> > > > > water
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> > > > > > heater stuff so i apoligize about that, but i have opened
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> > > > > > and have not found it yet.
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> > > > > > Thanks again
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> > > > > > Paul & Deborah Potter
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> > > > > > 1987 PT38
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> > > > > > Hesperia CA
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