

| Subject: | Re: Delta Deep Six the lot |
| From: | Mike Miller |
| Date: | Mon, 1 May 2006 22:47:29 -0700 |
I have a cork in my water filler. Have had for years. Never use it, run the hose inside. Faster. Mike On 5/1/06 7:15 PM, "Jeffrey Vickers" <jeff@VICKERSDESIGN.COM> wrote: > Why bother with ANY of them? > > ---Disconnected my city water hookup (besides being a potential leak > source, I pray to God I never have to stay in a trailer park long > enough to warrant its use) > > ---Disconnected the water filler (another leak source, a really hard > to find replacement hose and you can't see the water level when > you're filling the tank. And what's with that key? Should I be > worried about rogue Mossad agents poisoning my water tank just for fun?) > > ---Planning on disconnecting 110V and moving to inside or underside > (again--never at a trailer park that long and for topping up my > batteries when in my garage I'll just run the cord through the window.) > > Don't even get me started on how cheesy the Delta Six boxes are. The > plastic they use on those things would make a Trabant engineer blush. > $155 for the set at GoWesty? I don't think so! > > Anyway, I'd like to find a secure and attractive way to seal those > openings without having to do any bodywork. Marine stores have these > great deck ports that have a big old screw down cover but they are > round not square. What I like about them most is that they are nearly > flush with the surface they mount to. > > Anyone attempted to cork those openings? > > Jeff > 87 Syncro Westy > > On May 1, 2006, at 6:00 PM, Automatic digest processor wrote: > >> Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 18:07:47 -0700 >> From: mark drillock <drillock@EARTHLINK.NET> >> Subject: Re: Curious location change of water, electric vents 85 to 86 >> >> Why bother with a city water connection at all? Then you can also >> replace the Westy faucet with the far better ShurFlo . These have a >> swiveling and pivoting head as well as a very reliable on/off switch >> knob. The knob also allows control of how much water comes out, >> letting >> you conserve it and not make as much waste water either. >> >> Mark > >
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