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Hmmm, that explains no response on my prior msg. How much for shipping to zip 93420?
I have no clue. I live in the middle of nowhere. I will have to find a box and check at Fed=Ex or UPS for costs. I just may have them box it up. Fed-Ex seems to be the cheaper way to go.
Ok, let me know. Meanwhile, I will ask Christo about the messaging system. I will purchase it but I need Christo to sort out the messaging system so I can provide you with my address.
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Went to Fed-Ex today and to send the table it is $37 but to box it up with their box it would be approximately $110. There box is much bigger than the table and as they put it you would be paying for empty space. Rate goes by size of box plus weight.
I keep a list of parts I'm looking in Google docs - with photos to make sure when I send the list to other people, that we're talking about the same thing. Here's a quick list of parts I need, with details and photos in the Google document if you need clarification (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J-tX9M97maBVIcizBbKmeosigZRriANF8qGPOs2VxJM/edit?usp=sharing).
1) Both upper fan shroud brackets with bolts, washers, etc.
2) One screw that secures engine hatch to floor
3) One U-nut that the screw above goes into
4) One washer fluid squirter nozzle
5) One washer fluid dash switch
6) One cardboard woodgrain panel for entry door
7) Coachmen fresh water holding tank door
8) Two doors (and hardware) for vacuum cleaner compartment (under fridge)
9) Bedding locker end cap under rear window - need both sides
10) Two newer-style window latches for window over dinette and across from the dinette
11) Cruise control linkage: namely, the rod that connects to diaphragm with a beaded chain on it, along with whatever connects that to the carb
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Greg
1) Both upper fan shroud brackets with bolts, washers, etc.
2) One screw that secures engine hatch to floor
3) One U-nut that the screw above goes into
4) One washer fluid squirter nozzle
5) One washer fluid dash switch
6) One cardboard woodgrain panel for entry door
7) Coachmen fresh water holding tank door
8) Two doors (and hardware) for vacuum cleaner compartment (under fridge)
9) Bedding locker end cap under rear window - need both sides
10) Two newer-style window latches for window over dinette and across from the dinette
11) Cruise control linkage: namely, the rod that connects to diaphragm with a beaded chain on it, along with whatever connects that to the carb
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Greg
If you are after an OEM-style washer switch, google "SPST NO momentary paddle switch".
Single-pole/single-throw, normally open, momentary contact, paddle switch. I found one at an automotive supply store as a generic part, but it looks just like the original (at least from pictures).
I did the exact same with the washer switch on my GMC. Looks OEM, and functions fine. Easy-peasy.
And, in the remote chance that you were unaware, you must have the wipers moving before the washer switch will work. You most likely already know that, but someone else may not. I certainly didn't know this until just a few months ago.
I have the upper brackets, but not the hardware that you can get at any nut and bolt place.
You might consider Billy Masseys modification.
You might consider Billy Masseys modification.
FAN SHROUD MODIFICATION
Make it easier to access your belts and lose 25 pounds in the process.
www.gmcws.org
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