My 85 has a plexiglass front dest sign window, and it is horrible. It expands and contracts so much that any sealent I have used cracks or pulls away, so it...
Chris Mines Glass - I also painted it (still good after 4 years) You might add that yours is 96" wide Pete Good Luck - they should be out there ... It ... ...
Whoo Hoooo, Had some honey do's to take care of and now it's back to the important stuff. I have this really nice jib crane and chain hoist but I can't get...
Those two 3/4" tubes that go up through the top of the engine compartment are drains for the airhandler. I tugged and tugged on mine till I figured out I...
I just added a GM one wire alternator at the PTO and separated my 12V chassis system totally. I thought I did a write up already, but can't find it. Here are...
Adding a 12v alternator - like Chris and others did - is a great idea - The RTS 12 volt regulator does a VERY POOR job of keeping the lower 12 volt battery...
Hi Pete, Your right that combination 12/24 volt system can be a problem. That is why I always liked the 12 volt system in my Eagle. When I started my RTS I did...
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Jun 27, 2008 1:37 pm
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Take a grinder with a cut off wheel and cut those tubes as close to the top as possible from the engine side. I have taken 2 A/C's out and neither of them...
I've taken out several also. My method of choice has been a cold chisel with a face the size of the flats on the [to big for any wrench in my toolbox nut] and...
The grinder with a cutoff wheel works well. One gotcha to watch out for - The right hand tube is kinda over the alternator. When I cut the passenger side tube,...
Yeah, They were the drains. I got the assistance of my son and we were able to cut them loose with a sawzall. I had already removed the coolant lines from the...
Just a side note, I choose this method over the equalizer due mainly to cost. Since I did all the work myself, already had some welding cable, had an extra...
Your righ the vanners are big money. I was lucky to pick up 6 from Jimmy Diesel for $ 50.00 each. Wulf ... From: cpeters1@... To:...
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Jun 29, 2008 2:02 am
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Reminder from: RTS-bus-nuts Yahoo! Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RTS-bus-nuts/cal New Members: Please Read Sunday June 29, 2008 8:00 am - 8:00 am (This...
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My bus will not be converted. I'm going to have to scrap it. The brakes parts and seals total nearly $1200.00. Number 3 cyl is running cool and leaking...
Eric; Are you the Eric located near Seatle, WA. If so send me an e-mail. I would like to talk to you about your bus. alkco1@... Leroy [Non-text portions...
They do sell glue at Home Depot just for it. Just ask in the paint department, they will show you, you will need a claulking gun to apply it. I've have also...
hey folks stepped deep into it now. in the process of reskinning my 'bub'. hung rear passenger wheel cover and realized it was a driver side. have two ...
I prefer R-Max insulation - alum foil one one side - silver coating on the other - very high R rating - available at GOOD building supply centers (the kind...
ooops - forgot to mention - just spray the foam - then the ceiling and touch the two together - it's instant and permanent tap with a small 2 x 4 block and a...
I just used Liquid Nails. I figured I just needed to keep it in place until I put up the ceiling. I used the same stuff Pete recommended to glue up a light...
how do I go about taking the unused air lines out or how do I cap off the air lines that will not be used, also at the front bay there is a bunch of air lines...
I have to ask, what unused airlines???? I like the KISS principle, so I tend to remove most of the unused stuff. I dewired a whole bunch of stuff. I...
Please - If your going to do any airline work: Please buy "DOT" fittings - IIRC they are required by DOT regulation for any vechicle air suspension or air...
Just a note: Arnie Malloy, Al Johnstad and I are getting togeather in Mystic, Conn. next weekend with our busses. Anyone wanting to see three finished RTS...
Good point Pete, no offense. Actually in thinking some more, I think the only thing I ever used from the H/W Store was a plug. Typically I reused stuff from...
No offense intended, however a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link, and ANY connection in the air system is ultimately linked to the supply source...
the air lines that I thought had to be deleted are the door and stuff like that how did you cap them. 1 at the wheel chair lift 1 at the front door.?????...