dstanton95

I used these!

On my 2003 Dynasty I drilled a 1-1/2” hole and adjusted the nut on the lower rod. Then I picked up a 1-1/2 faucet hole cover at Home Depot. Works great. I know some people have to adjust the upper rod also. I probably could have moved the hole over an 1/16” to the left to get the cover past the edge.

Thanks!

I’ll have to try that DEET trick, I have some DEET that is like 99%.

If they are fogged over I used Meguiars Mag and Aluminum polish. It seemed to work pretty good.

This was for a 2003 Dynasty, it’s the upgraded one.

Now that had to take a couple of days. There’s a bunch of zip ties and that black foam sealant and very cramped places. I’m 6’ and a couple hundred pounds, 64 years young and trying to contort my body into those areas is tough. And not to mention it’s only in the teens here in Montana! It sure would be nice to have a heated shop. Maybe I’ll try to convince my wife and the city to let me build one.

Excellent info Old Dog, I did see that on the HWH site. I called them and the tools for the 1/4” hose is a little over $1000 . I could buy it and offer to make hoses for other members. I’m going to buy some ends though and have them on hand just in case! And a 228” hose for $65.00 from HWH. Thanks for the info.

Thanks for everyone’s input. All are great ideas. I noticed the t-fitting on the aluminum pump block had a nick on the male ferule part, so I replaced the Tee and crossing my fingers. If not I’ll order the hose from HWH and go that route! Thanks again!

I read where HWH requires their fittings and crimp tools, pretty pricey tools to crimp my own unless there another option

Is there any info on the routing of hydraulic lines for the slide outs? I’m able to get the hose part # AP5924 (228” long) on the end that attaches to the pump up front. Tried to follow it but good luck doing that! Called HWH and they’re to busy. 2003 Monaco Dynasty Regal Thanks

Lol!

Any pics ?

Looking for a Watts filter housing. The newer ones have different threads than mine. Mine has threads like an Acme thread. 10” tall, white

If they were a little closer that would be an option but a little far from Montana! They say Elite in Oregon is a quality shop so I may take a trip that way.