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Re: Hydraulic Hose leak.
wolfe10, they are HWH hoses, but I in my skill and age don't think I can access the ends that connect to the cylinders both ends are over the top of holding tanks. one is over the fresh the other over the grey with about 5 or 6" of clearance and 2 or more feet back. The RV tech I talked to said he could do it but needs the RV in his shop for a couple of weeks which I am ok with.796Views0likes0CommentsRe: Hydraulic Hose leak.
Chum Lee, I caused the hole removing sheet metal that enclosed my black tank. The sheet metal was right next to the hose and the vibration of the saws-all wore thru the as it is only 3 ply, "Inner plastic tube covered by fabric braid reinforcement layer with a plastic outer cover" not you typical hydraulic hose. I was sawing probably a foot away from the line so was not watching it. I was more worried about not compromising the black tank or discharge pipe.796Views0likes0CommentsHydraulic Hose leak.
I have the HWH Jack and Room slide system in my 2010 Rexhall Aerbus. One of the room slide hydraulic hoses has a hole worn in it. The hose is a Parker Parflex 1/8" PDH-2 6000 psi. Best way to fix would be to replace hose, but access to the ends looks near impossible. Could the hole which is in the middle of the line be cut out and new 58 series fittings put each hose end and something put between to tie the lines together, "threaded Pipe or something else"?2.4KViews0likes11CommentsRe: Water pump switch question
I sent an email to Garnet the maker of the SeeLevel system and they said the following. Thank you for contacting us about your SeeLeveL RV system. You will need to have a momentary switch in place of the 3-way switch that is currently in there. You’ll have to cut the wires to the pump switch and pop it out and then put the momentary switch in it’s place. If you can’t find a momentary switch locally, we can provide one for you. We will just need you to pay the freight for the switch coming to you. I am going to do what they recommend and I think my original momentary switch will work.548Views0likes0CommentsRe: Water pump switch question
OK, Took a look at the SeeLevel panel and switch set up and I won't be able to change it out to a momentary switch. I will be contacting Garnet that makes the SeeLeval and see what they tell me. Maybe I have to return the monitor panel I bought and get one without the water pump switch and wire in a separate switch for the water pump. It would look so much cleaner if I can use this panel.548Views0likes0Comments
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