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Re: [GMCnet] Attention Black Listers: Trip Report [message #359324] Fri, 09 October 2020 10:55
James Hupy is currently offline  James Hupy   United States
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There are commonly available fuel filters down to two micron size. These
will stop any rust, etc. particles, but water will flat out plug them up so
nothing passes through them. Most of the common fuel filters are in the 10
- 15 micron range. Some crap rust, etc. gets through them. The carb inlet
filter is the last resort. Solution? Clean fuel tanks, all new filters on a
regular basis, buy fuel at busy MAJOR BRAND "TOP TIER" gas stations, keep
your tanks nearly full. Prayer.
Jim Hupy
Salem, Oregon

On Fri, Oct 9, 2020, 8:37 AM Hanson Email via Gmclist <
gmclist@list.gmcnet.org> wrote:

> Just a quick follow up on my post about buying a 73 -26' Painted Desert in
> Phoenix sight unseen and driving it to the Bay Area.
>
> Great trip. Watching the sunrise in the desert, seeing God's creation and
> some of man's destruction. Left Phoenix Monday morning and arrived in Bay
> area Wednesday afternoon.
>
> Yes, the PO was untruthful and the coach misrepresented, but if you don't
> expect that, you are kidding yourself. Fuel quality was a major issue with
> 4
> carb filter changes on the road, even after I installed an inline filter.
> Tire condition of several years old and less than a thousand miles proved
> to
> be 9 years old and fronts came apart at 65 mph even thought I had inspected
> them (again and again) 50 miles earlier. And the not working fan clutch
> decided to freeze up after about 600 miles.
>
> But what a road trip. Met a lot of nice people, shared my faith in the
> risen
> Jesus with some, and fellowshipped with fellow believers with some. PTL.
>
> But here's a question: I have an inline filter on both coaches I own with
> both having a history of "dirty" tanks. And they still allow "bad" gas to
> plug up the carb filter. Is there an inline filter or fuel filter system
> out
> there I can install that filters particles small enough to keep the carb
> filter from plugging up?
>
> TIA and feel free to PM me.
>
> Dean
>
> Dean Hanson 75 Avion with twin beds for Momma, 73 Painted Desert soon to be
> a competition BBQ wagon for me.
>
>
>
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