

| Subject: | Re: Pics of the Extend-A-Stay valve |
| From: | John C... |
| Date: | Sun, 13 Apr 2008 16:17:00 +0000 |
>far more than the usual "pffft" you get when disconnecting them, it went on for > several seconds after the bottle was disconnected, and came from the Westy tank, > not the disposable bottle. Luckily I quit smoking 10 weeks ago. Jeff Proud of Ya, on that one Jeff !!!!!!! Having gone through the late 60's and better (?) Yet, the early 70's I've quit a lot of things !!! :o) )( & even at 60, I may still take a puff or two, of th' sticky bud :o)), When I bump into a Hippy (or two) (Hee Heee Hee) The Best thing I ever quit was ???? Cig's ,,,, No Doubt About It !!! JC... YM(cough cough)MV ;o) -------------- Original message -------------- From: J Stewart <fonman4277@COMCAST.NET> > > > If you're anal about having a hole there, you could always fabricate a > plate that swivels to cover the hole when it's not in use.> > > > > Yeah, that would do the trick, and I'm not necessarily opposed to doing that, I > guess I just kind of expected this thing to be "plug and play" and not require a > whole lot of re-engineering. Bending the lines into the regulator was no big > deal. And the rush of propane I got when disconnecting the one pound bottle was > far more than the usual "pffft" you get when disconnecting them, it went on for > several seconds after the bottle was disconnected, and came from the Westy tank, > not the disposable bottle. Luckily I quit smoking 10 weeks ago. Jeff
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