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Comment by Steven Rose on July 23, 2022 at 11:00am

Logo looks great .Daniel Long . I just need to do a wax job on mine and it's really hot and muggy here in Louisiana. Can't wait till fall, travel Safe .

Comment by Daniel Long on July 21, 2022 at 2:29pm

Got a place that reproduced my logo for the front of the RV in better material AND they can do it in ANY color (body and border) for your vintage Allegro!! Easy peasy two-color vinyl transfer. Here's a pic of the original Tiffin logo (worn out and 36 years old and NOT going to transfer) and the new one! It's not completely exact but soooo close most folks won't mind. $40 bucks not including shipping (you can pick your colors, too!!)

Comment by Daniel Long on May 30, 2022 at 1:25pm

Atwood bits can be found here and they are pretty helpful.

https://getrvparts.com/atwood-wedgewood-stove-range-parts/

Comment by Daniel Long on May 30, 2022 at 12:58pm

My gas tank is just a welded box for 60 gallons, I think I can squeak another gallon or so in it. Looks like 1/8" steel plate. Good luck on your "project" hope you can find someone to reconstruct it without having to redo the whole thing (at least keep the top where all the bits come out...;-)

Comment by Steve Robbins on May 30, 2022 at 8:39am

Good morning,

I have an 86 model and was unsuccessful finding a replacement gas tank. I had to weld up a complete replacement. Making a completely new tank may not be necessary. Mine had a rusty bottom. You might be able to patch or replace the bottom section. Good luck!
NOTE: I made the generator stand pipe too tall. This resulted in too much reserve fuel. This is better than too short, but not quite right.

Comment by Philip Wolsonovich on May 30, 2022 at 12:25am

Does anyone know where I could find a 80 gallon gas tank for my 86 Allegro?

Comment by Philip Wolsonovich on July 17, 2021 at 3:37pm

Hope some one can help here. My oven valve quit working. It's a Atwwod four burner T2130. Can't seem to find the valve at all any where. Does anyone know where I can find one or retrofit another one?

Comment by R.L Hegler on October 5, 2020 at 3:53pm

Thanks Dan..just finished up my dash a/c restoration...whew that was fun ..lol.!    Just love having that cold air while going down the highway.

.Ok. Dan or anyone that wants to help me, I need help picking a new alternator ,I think you replaced yours with a higher amp unit? Contact me if you will at rodneyhegler@hotmail.com because I need To chat about the unit you went with ... I’ve got a 1986 allegro with a gm carburetor 454 v-8

.....Thanks and Happy RVING!!!!

Comment by Daniel Long on September 28, 2020 at 9:16pm

RL glad to have you on here!! yes, I was so glad to have the right tools to open up the bleeder but wow was that tight clearance Clarence! You might check out my old Suburban furnace fix it videos (took two to make one).

Comment by R.L Hegler on September 27, 2020 at 7:03pm

Dan I Just saw your YouTube video on the rear brakes ,,,you’re so right the bleeder is sooo close to the leaf spring /hub assembly ...But glad you got it bled! I just finished installing a new furnace (suburban nt 30sp) Got a great deal I think at only $600..either way the old

35 year old unit needed to go ,the heat exchangers aren’t safe at that age .waiting on parts to rebuild the dash AC ..on to the next project..LOL!!!!!

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