Allen Wrench Hub Cover Tool

[Jerry Winchester]

Lew,

You obviously have me confused with someone else. I don't think the PP's would have me. I am just a humble oil field worker who would be grateful for a special wrench. Jon's wrench requires a first male child like sacrifice. Having all girls, I have nothing to barter with. Except some used marker lights and he is going to get them anyway

Thank you Lew; friend of the proleteriate.

[rfoster]

JW: I too learned the hard way (experience), The "Tamper Proof" Bits I bought at Advance Auto for $8 or $10 bucks, very poor quality, but will work a couple three times. What were they thinking will left hand threads and all? A thief probably too lazy for that. A Texan would have used baling wire, A Tennesseean would use duct tape. No instructions required.
Roger

[lewpopp]

Jerry

I am hurt. After I told every one that I wanted to mount enough of the lites around the coach to make a solid line, you "disted" me and will give them to Jon.

Now I have a few open spaces and I'll have to go out and get someone to advertise in the spaces. Oh, well, life's a bitch.

[Jerry Winchester]

Consider them yours. And the old rusty screws that went with them..

[lewpopp]

Nope!

Won't accept double second hand-me-downs.. I'll look elsewhere. If I ain't good enough to be first than that's the end.

I hope someone tried to put the lites on a 24v system cuz that's what I've got.

Boo-hoo! You hurt me bad. I'm going to throw a rusty nut in your chili if there is any.

The way these guys are giving a blow-by-blow updates of their trip, you'd think that they are trying to be Marco Polo or Chris Columbus.

I hope the park won't let them in til 1 PM and make them stick to the rules. Not really.

Not too many posts tonite because the big rig buds are busy moving on down the road.

I'll mosey in about 1 PM if all goes well. didn't scrub the coach for the trip cuz there is a chance of rain tomorrow.

[Jeff Bayley]

You can get a better quality bit at Grainger and they have walk in locations in many cities. I ordered the reverse thread screws from the company that made my chrome wheel covers but I don't recall asking them if they had the bit but I'll bet they do.

Jeff

[win42]

Jeff: OK your catching on, now tell us how to reach the company with the wing nuts and left hand screws.
Good to have you on board. Remember there is no such thing as a dumb question especially as it relates to Prevosts. Most of us started our Bus experiance without a clue about operation, manuals or maintenence proceedures. Thank the Lord for Jon and all the other contributers helping us along. We shall overcome!
Harry

[Jeff Bayley]

Ok Harry- Thanks for the prod. I got the info! Had the parts in the envelope they arrived in in the tool box in my bay. The company that I got the reverse threads from is L&V Distributing Co. in Richmond, IN. 47374. Ph: 765-962-9475. Part number for the reverse threads is RW 1241 Locking Screw. Take that ! $4.00 each. Don't have the wrench part number (nor can confirm they sell it) but if they do that part number above should get you there.

[Danss]

When engine is cold just after cranking I get lots of black smoke when pressing pedal to get moving. When engine gets to operating temp. no more black smoke. Ideas?

[win42]

Jeff B: Very good. Your very welcome to the group. We need more members stepping up to the plate and sharring detailed info. or just asking questions. It's a key to our "Prevosts" well being not to mention our sannity. Mango and Jon have set good examples for us all to follow and you're fitting right in there with them.
Thanks Again
Harry