Re: [SilverStreak] Water Pump

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You have my full attention regarding hub caps...  I have original 14  1/2 
inch rims and new 14 1/2 tires on my 1958 SS Clipper and finally found a set  of 
four hub caps from an old bono aero (sp).  The problem now is that i  need to 
mount them with inside the cap clips.  I did find several very old  trailer 
rims with clips that i've been able to grind the rivets off to salvage  the 
clips BUT would be very interested in khowing how i might attach these  caps using 
magnets.  Can you please provide me with details?  Also i  would be thankful 
if anyone has a source for 18 additional hub cap clips.   Thank you, jim
 
 
In a message dated 5/6/2008 3:57:08 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
grimvin8@yahoo.com writes:

Allright.  Tried out my new water system (of, Pex pipping,  water pump, and 
new plastic holding tank), worked fine, save for the water  pressure in the 
bathroom sink is low, and the shower doesn't work at  all.  I am thinking that my 
newly installed water pump-the Sureflo #200,  is not strong enough to 
pressurize the water through the system.  Is  there a larger water pump we can 
install to increase water pressure?   
Another task accomplished was to install my  hubcaps w/out any hubcap clamps, 
on w/magnets.  They have some  super-strong type at Walmart.  I picked up the 
"Big Buddy" propane  heater, for 18,000 btu's of outstanding heat 
performance!  This unit is  kind of small, but it sure does a great job.  You all might 
be interested  in one, in case there is a power failiour.  The design of this 
little  heater is ingenouse.
Vincent