Used DP Reliability
In our quest for a Class A our options are a used DP that is about 6 years old or older or a newer gasser. What I would like to know if how the used DP reliability would be. I know it would depend o...
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I wish. There was no room for the crow's foot to move, even if I had gotten it on. The bolt was less than the thickness of the saw blade away from the thermostat before I started, and probably an inch from the fan shroud.
It was installed before the fan shroud and fan were assembled. Seriously, it took two hours to get that bolt out.
Matt B
It was installed before the fan shroud and fan were assembled. Seriously, it took two hours to get that bolt out.
Matt B
BurbMan wrote:oldmattb wrote:
The back bolt required clearancing the part with a hacksaw and grinding a socket paper-thin on one side to get the bolt removed.
Sounds like a crow's foot would have been a better tool than a socket.
