fresh water tank filler

[patrick flowers]

>

>
> > Also the water tank fill inside the propane compartment sorroded . i
> replaced
> > the 2" hose what should i use for a filler cap? I do not want to spend $78
> > dollars for a new filler cap.-----thanx chris 75gb--
>
> My filler hose has a locking gas cap on what appears to be the neck of a gas
> filler line onto which the 2' long 2" clear nylon/plastic filler hose (cost
> $18) attaches. I don't know how original this is but I think not (knowing the
> propensity of the PO - and that's what I am when trying to straighten out some
> of his messes).
> Lanier

Lanier,

My 73 has the same arrangement - filler is under the propane compartment
door. I'm thinking of relocating to the driver's side, where later
models had the filler.

Patrick
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[patrick flowers]

>

>
> > My 73 has the same arrangement - filler is under the propane compartment
> > door. I'm thinking of relocating to the driver's side, where later
> > models had the filler.
>
> Just a thought--Why not run it straight out the back or locate it above and
> ouside the propane compartment----

Because that's not where it's supposed to be! Actually, that might
not be a bad idea - keep the pipe run short. I was thinking of trying
to duplicate the installation that the factory used on later models.

Patrick
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