1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve.

[Ron Thompson]

Tommy. Nope, no wash station like that on my rig. The closest thing like that on my rig is a kitchen sink type faucet with a spray nozzle, but no sink, There is a soap dispenser though. Also in that same bay which is on the road side by the way, are the Grey water drain and the Black water drains and the control panel with a switch to start the water pump and a switch to fill the pure water tanks and there are the grey and black water control swithces to pressure open the gate valves to let the waste water out. Probably missed something in my description but the point is that there was no valve to control the LPG gas. I am still looking for it. Its been nothing but one problem after another on this trip. Today we stopped in Las Crucas at the Hacienda RV park and behold there is not a blade of grass in this place. Ground up rock covers everything. Anyway I spent the afternoonb having to look up a place to purchase a new flexible dump line since mine was a tad short. Don't know why some places have to have their dump pipes so far away from the electrical and water supplies. Must be some kind of health code or something. Oh well, tomorrow is another day. Hope it goes better than these last 3 days ;have been., Ron Thompson -Waller, Tx. 1995 WLWB 42' (cockyfox@...) --- On Wed, 6/17/09, tommy.rountree wrote: From: tommy.rountree Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: 1995 WLWB 42, LPG GAS Main Shut off Valve. To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2009, 7:03 PM Ron: What I call the "wash station" on my bird is a small stainless steel lined compartment, just aft of the street side front bay door. There is a soap dispenser, paper towel holder, pump switch and sink. Its where I wash my hands before Martha will let be back in. Also good for giving Mr. J.B. Dogg a bowl of cold water. I have seen these in various configurations on other birds some of which are built into the dump control compartment. I figured your coach had one like mine since you are only a year later model. At the very top is a left and right turning valve handle. The handle is mounted to a steel bar that extends through a plastic with felt covered conduit from the back of the wash station into a closed area that houses the propane tank. Typical of BB engineering, there was no lable on the valve, just an arrow pointing (I think)left that is labled "close" and to the right labled "open". I couldn't get my stove top to light and I thought something was wrong, because I had a full tank of propane. Finally called Jesse at BB and he laughed and said that was the master valve for the propane tank. All the best! Tommy