JesseJ1826
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Re: fuel drain plug on bottom of the gas tank
This past summer I had to have the fuel filler and vent hoses replaced on mine. The truck repair place I went to drained the tank through the drain on the bottom, lowered the tank to do the repair, replaced the drain plug after the repair, and to this date no leaks are apparent.868Views0likes0CommentsRe: What did you do to your Class C MH today???
On a recent trip I discovered that fuel was spilling out from somewhere on the top of the gas tank when refueling. When using a jerry can there was no spillage. A little research on the net turned up a few instances where the fuel hose was deteriorating near the top close to where it is fitted to the tank, causing leaks when fuelling under pressure. Off to a local RV repair place where it was discovered that in my case it was the vent pipe that went bad. Today I got it back after coughing up 760 bucks. Replaced both the filler and the vent hoses, gasoline rated hoses are really expensive. The biggest chunk of the bill was for labour as the tank had to be dropped to access the old hose connections. Also had lube, oil and filter done.336Views0likes0CommentsRe: What did you do to your Class C MH today???
Retrieved it from the RV repair place where it got new awning fabric to replace the old 15 year old stuff that was full of little holes and the dirt was so embedded in it was impossible to get clean. Also got new exhaust pipe for the generator.438Views0likes0Comments
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