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I gave the predators to my daughter and son in law. It is still in use.

At full load a 20lb tank will last about 12 hrs, that’s a worse case scenario. Running on a lessor load you could get up to about 30 hrs on a 20lb tank; best case scenario. Thanks for watching and I hope this helps.

At full load a 20lb tank will last about 12 hrs, that’s a worse case scenario. Running on a lessor load you could get up to about 30 hrs on a 20lb tank; best case scenario. Thanks for watching and I hope this helps.

Yes I did check the gap and it was within specs. I was surprised how rough it ran on the propane at first but is seams to run better over time. I’m thinking maybe there was still some gas residue left over. Time will tell. Thanks for watching and your input is appreciated.

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Traditional they were put on the aluminum.

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In order to get the numbers you would need to join the Airstream Club International www.airstream club.org on their page you can read about the clubs history and how the BRN’s are used. Hope this helps maybe we need to do a video on why you would want to do this? Thanks for watching.

The pump needs to be turned off and on manually. The way we’ve used it is to close the valve until we were ready to drain the tank then we would start the pump.

It’s totally up to you. There is some historical significance.

The letters do not take up equal horizontal space but (appear to) have equal space between adjacent letters. Look at the “I” (in A I R on the trailer) and this will be obvious. While the ‘“T” is the middle letter in “AIRSTREAM” (5th of 9 from either end) the middle of the “T” is NOT the horizontal mid-point of the word “AIRSTREAM”, as measured from the lower left corner of the first “A” to the lower right corner of the “M”.

The fuse box. Some will have power only when the key is on some will be on all the time. Be careful no to overload the fuse.

I should have added do not try this at home. 40+ years behind those saws and still have all my fingers. But you are correct it only takes one time and then I’m only counting 9. Thanks for watching.

We have it wired to the uplifted switch but I’m sure you could add a switch in the bed. Thanks for watching

We always flush the black tank then dump the gray after the black then flush the gray as well. The flow using the Macerator pump is very slow so your not getting that fast flow flush like dumping directly into a sewer. Then after the tanks are flushed I flush the 100’ hose so it clean as well. It a time consuming process but at least I can dump the tanks. We are still using this method 9.5 months later no issues other that the pump cutting off due to high temps ( mostly the 95+ temps we’ve had down here in south Florida. Thanks for watching.

Wish I was in Florida, our favorite place. My wife was a Floridian. I am modifying our Holding tank drains, and coming up with a better setup that does not sit to low. Subscribe to our channel for the video that will be coming out on it. This is our macerator video. ua-cam.com/video/IkrAfiHJXIM/v-deo.htmlsi=NpvQtMA0gffCHZ_9 @@exploretheopenroad

This is the one we used Berta (1 Pieces) 100N/22LB... www.amazon.com/dp/B08P53D8FP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share thanks for watching!

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Awesome, thank you! We have been using this method for years. Glad you found it helpful!

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We are in the process at this very moment. I was able to slightly separate the papers then use small scissors to just cut the back release paper

Thanks so much!!

Just use an xacto or utility knife but not a lot of pressure and go slow. If you feel it going thru, use less pressure!

I use a pair of scissors just slide between the papers

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Mooch docking is when you are getting hookups from someone for free family/friends. Usually at a private property or home

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