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I figured I'd share a source for some replacement parts to the Air-O-Matic system since I had so much trouble finding anyone that had any remaining parts and figured there are others with the same problem. Anyway, I have a leaking piston cup seal in the air o matic ram that I havent been able to...

Great stuff Tom!

I just ran across this thread, looking forward to following it

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no problem, im insulating right now myself. Spray foam is definately the way to go but its expensive so I'm going with 2" high density R-10 foam board insulation instead. What I found was the fiberglass batting in my truck ended up holding water when there were leaks and then helps spread rust...

Not sure on the RV registration, but you can register them as Historic / collector etc. Im sure its different in every state, but here in minnesota they can be registered as a collector if its over 20 years old. The tabs/plates are nice because we only pay $40 right away and then never have to...

When i painted my 109 I took the hardtop off and was able to paint the front of the box pretty well, there just ended up being a small area in the center of the box right behind the cab that needed to be misted from above or brushed/rolled by hand. But the hardtops come off easy and that will...

yeah, I cant figure out what that symbol is.... fun pics though. thanks for sharing them

looks good katahdin, those blowers are noisy and worthless. I ran across a plastic Jabsco unit (354000-0010, for marine use i think) that I got free and am mounting there instead. Not sure if I'll use it much but it blows a whole lot more air and is much quieter.

Took out all the M109 van box panels and insulation, added some metal roof vents, fixed some rust.

Thats a good helper you have there. If I handed my 3yo a ratchet she would find some frame hole to put it in with no easy access to get it back out

Ive got a 88 AF truck with the split brakes, I havent read through this whole thread so Im not sure if its already been said or not but besides the extra airpack, different master cylinder, differential valve & warning light, one of the air tanks is 2 chambered for some reason (so there are a...

Great idea thanks for sharing

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1988 M109A3 W/W. State Farm was the best place I found that would insure it as a collector but still let me drive it more than just to parades and shows and not require me to keep it locked inside (I have no buildings big enough to hold a deuce in). I had it insured at a high value $13K due to...

I ended up buying a 109 and am just turning it into a camper. I found a great foldaway seat that I'm putting in the box to work as both a seat for the rest of the family and can be used as part of the dinnet when we eat inside...

Sure the company is called Freedman Seats. If I remember right they are the freedman fold away style. These things are rediculously expensive new (around $700-$1500 depending on features). I first found out about them from a local handicap van conversion company. They can be found for...

Well I ended up finding a nice flip up seat. It meets all the safety standards, has built in shoulder belts (even child seat latches) and it folds up nice. The backrest folds down, then the whole seat folds up against the wall without covering up the window and only taking up 9" of space when...

just trying to help. I'd do the filters first also, but my luck would be that I'd still have the problem. My HH head had a leak at that screw on the side and after running a while it would start to run rough.... its air or fuel problem anyway.