[VAC] Introducing Myself & my 1966 Safari

["Terry Tyler" <Tylerbears@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Alex,

If in your travels, you pick up a portable 
(5 gallon) air tank ($20 new at Home Depot) 
with a capacity of 150# air pressure, fill it 
and carry it in your tow vehicle, then you 
have the makings of a simple fix when the 
burner plugs again while you're nestled 
snugly at an idealic campsite far from 
civilization (source of real air pressure). 

If you plan on having to do the job again, 
chances are you'll never have to do it. 
But, if you aren't prepared to do it again, 
then you will have to do it -- at a place 
where it's inconvenient and with no help 
available. 

Some of us learn lessons the hard way. 
And some of us have to learn the same 
lessons more than once before we do 
anything about them.  

Enough said,
Terry

PS - 2/24/00 We're at Rustic Sands CG in 
Mexico Beach, FL where the town fathers 
chose to install city sewage during the 
peak tourist season. Today, the CG road is 
no longer a road, the water main was cut 
by a back hoe and just now, the trunk line 
for electricty was clawed out of the 
ground with a resounding explosion. 

There are benefits to keeping the water 
tank full and batteries charged. With an 
inverter and our solar panels, we have 
110 volt power to operate appliances and 
no one is complaining to us about the stink 
and noise from a gas generator. Our neighbor 
is bearing the brunt of that from a tent 
camper family parked nearby.