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Advise on filtering system for fresh water tank

 Hi Good Old RVers, I'm replacing the whole water system in my 1965 Layton. I know it is important to install a filtering system for the fresh water tank, probably at the point before it goes through…Continue

Tags: filters, system, water, fresh

Started Apr 6, 2020

How to install auto lamp 575 chicago tail lights?
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  Have these two tail lights for my trailer, but I didn't take them off before the restoration so I'm not sure how they are screwed. I see two different sized holes in the lens, and slightly…Continue

Tags: Layton, 1965, autolamp, light, tail

Started this discussion. Last reply by Lakota Wolf Jun 18, 2019.

 

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Advise on filtering system for fresh water tank

 Hi Good Old RVers, I'm replacing the whole water system in my 1965 Layton. I know it is important to install a filtering system for the fresh water tank, probably at the point before it goes through the shower and faucets. I've been looking for filtering systems but I'm not sure what is it exactly that I need. My idea is to filter sediments before the tank is filled, so I mostly need a filtering system to take care of microorganisms and odors (mostly chlorine, which I read you want to keep in…See More
Apr 6, 2020
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Lakota Wolf replied to JP Carvallo's discussion How to install auto lamp 575 chicago tail lights?
"small holes are the mounting holes and the larger hole is a guide pin hole or weep hole for moisture."
Jun 18, 2019
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How to install auto lamp 575 chicago tail lights?

  Have these two tail lights for my trailer, but I didn't take them off before the restoration so I'm not sure how they are screwed. I see two different sized holes in the lens, and slightly different patterns in the base. It looks like the larger holes align with the dipped holes in the base and they attach the base to the trailer side. Then, the narrower holes use shorter screws (machine screws probably) to attach the lens to the base. Is this correct? Anyone can confirm? Thanks! …See More
Jun 18, 2019
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At 9:10am on March 16, 2019, C D said…

Layton was made in Pa. by Skyline Corp. Eventually sold off to Evergreen who just closed recently. Always known for superior quality & that's why so many vintage Layton campers exist today. You got a Layton...you got lucky! Best wishes.

 
 
 

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