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Chad
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- Minneapolis, MN
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- Part Time RVer
- What's your camper's Brand, i.e. Travco, Shasta, etc.
- Pace Arrow 1969
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- Fridley , MN
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- enjoy vintage campers,1st camper had it since 1996
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Chad--it is nice to see the early Pace Arrows---I really need to look at mine and determine if it is restorable or just junk---I haven't done anything to mine since my 5200 mile trouble free trip approx. twenty years ago---I'm getting older and have way too many projects that keep my 72 Pace Arrow on the back burner---Dave
Your fuel nozzle is probably clogging or a possibilty of bad propane,,Yes,, propane can go bad,
They put that pin in at the factory and its there as to NOT exceed the max amount of fuel going through,, Its a bad idea to take the pin out and exceed the required distance. Always be very careful working with propane gas.
have a question. On the hot water heater (oem) the air flow adjustment is a slider. There is a pin that limits the length of slide thus limiting the adjustment. The fuel is not burning properly. Is it because of the limit on the slide adjustment or could it be the fuel nozzle clogging?
Welcome Chad, this site should fill the bill for you.