Richard's new Sequoia

[wayne newland]

Again, we welcome another GMC to Maryland (2 in the last month). You're
home safely just in time to join The Tidewater Crabs and Colonial
Travelers for the first rally of the year in Rehoboth Beach, De this
weekend.. Call me for details, unless you already have them.
The Goodyear Truck Tire Store on the south side of Balt has G159's in
stock (normally). Call me and I'll look up the name of the manager.
It's possible to get a better price than what you would get walking in
off the street. Stay away from the GMC truck dealer in Glen Burnie. I
went there for my state inspection. They don't have a clue about our
coaches and butchered the front bearings, after assuring me that they
had all of the special tools to do the job. At that time, I didn't have
my own bearing removal tools (thanks, Warner).
Norman Dubner is also available locally. He knows more about a stock
coach, than anyone outside GM, and he's willing to share his knowledge.
Best to you. I'll help where I can.
- --
Wayne

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6506 Spring Plow Lane 410-995-6629
Columbia, Maryland 21045-4650 Fax 410-381-3013

E-Mail: wayne

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ON THE ROAD AGAIN!
F9300
1975 Palm Beach
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[gene]

sobb, sobb , whine, whine
I wish we had a great GMC chapter up here in N. Ca that would welcome new
owners like that....

- ---WAY TO GO---

gene

>Again, we welcome another GMC to Maryland (2 in the last month). You're
>home safely just in time to join The Tidewater Crabs and Colonial
>Travelers for the first rally of the year in Rehoboth Beach, De this
>weekend.. Call me for details, unless you already have them.
>The Goodyear Truck Tire Store on the south side of Balt has G159's in
>stock (normally). Call me and I'll look up the name of the manager.
>It's possible to get a better price than what you would get walking in
>off the street. Stay away from the GMC truck dealer in Glen Burnie. I
>went there for my state inspection. They don't have a clue about our
>coaches and butchered the front bearings, after assuring me that they
>had all of the special tools to do the job. At that time, I didn't have
>my own bearing removal tools (thanks, Warner).
>Norman Dubner is also available locally. He knows more about a stock
>coach, than anyone outside GM, and he's willing to share his knowledge.
>Best to you. I'll help where I can.
>--
>Wayne
>
>*****************************************************************
>WAYNE NEWLAND Phones 301-596-2484
>6506 Spring Plow Lane 410-995-6629
>Columbia, Maryland 21045-4650 Fax 410-381-3013
>
> E-Mail: wayne
>
>*****************************************************************
> ON THE ROAD AGAIN!
> F9300
> 1975 Palm Beach
>*****************************************************************
> ARE YOU SPENDING YOUR DAYS DOING WHAT
> YOU LOVE TO DO? CHECK THIS OUT!
> http://www.5pillars.com/maximus/
>*****************************************************************
>
>
>
Genef -- 77PB/ore/ca
GMC MOTORHOME INFORMATION
mr.erf
http://www.california.com/~eagle/

 

[richard missett]

This might be a good time for me to bring up a thought that I've had
since receiving the Warner puller. There have been recent posts from
other puller owners who have stated that they have no idea how to use
them. My thought was that it would be great to have a video
demonstration of someone actually doing the bearing service.
Having someone talk you through while demonstrating the proper way to
use the tools would go a long way towards removing the fear factor for
those of us who might be faint of heart about tackling the job.

Are there any mechanical netters out there who plan on doing their
bearings with the Warner Puller who would be willing to make such a
video and make it available (for a fee $) to the above mentioned puller
owners. ?

Just a thought.

Dick Missett
73 ex-Sequoia

 

[marlene meineken]

What a great idea .
Marlene Meineken

- ----- Original Message -----
From: Dick Missett
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: Richard's new Sequoia

>
> This might be a good time for me to bring up a thought that I've had
> since receiving the Warner puller. There have been recent posts from
> other puller owners who have stated that they have no idea how to use
> them. My thought was that it would be great to have a video
> demonstration of someone actually doing the bearing service.
> Having someone talk you through while demonstrating the proper way to
> use the tools would go a long way towards removing the fear factor for
> those of us who might be faint of heart about tackling the job.
>
> Are there any mechanical netters out there who plan on doing their
> bearings with the Warner Puller who would be willing to make such a
> video and make it available (for a fee $) to the above mentioned puller
> owners. ?
>
> Just a thought.
>
>
> Dick Missett
> 73 ex-Sequoia
>
>

 

[stephen corder]

Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 00:10:57 -0400 (EDT)
From: DnGMissett (Dick Missett)
Subject: Re: GMC: Richard's new Sequoia

This might be a good time for me to bring up a thought that I've had
since receiving the Warner puller. There have been recent posts from
other puller owners who have stated that they have no idea how to use
them. My thought was that it would be great to have a video
demonstration of someone actually doing the bearing service.
Having someone talk you through while demonstrating the proper way to
use the tools would go a long way towards removing the fear factor for
those of us who might be faint of heart about tackling the job.

Are there any mechanical netters out there who plan on doing their
bearings with the Warner Puller who would be willing to make such a
video and make it available (for a fee $) to the above mentioned puller
owners. ?

Just a thought.

Dick Missett
73 ex-Sequoia

I would definately purchase such a tape and the puller too!
Stephen '76 Eleganza