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9/21 |
Did Barth (or Spartan) put chassis air connections to add supplemental air for use by a tow truck? Sometimes when buses are towed, the engine is running to keep air in the system. Troubleshooting some leaks in my system and figured i'd ask before plumbing in a valve and connection to connect to my shop air to pump up the system. The coach in question is an 89 Regency w/ Spartan chassis. -Chris | ||
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8/19 |
Yes my regency has airline connections on 3 separate tanks. Mine are in the front, so I carry a 50 ft airline hose. I expect Steve VW to chime in here. His Monarch has one airline connection that I saw at the last meet. | |||
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3/22 |
On my Aristocrat and Monarch there is/was a valve and quick connect nipple in the front near the vacuum generator. I switched them to female quick connect to make it easier to fill my tires. I carry a double ended female in case a tow truck couldn’t tap the other. I left the valve in place. That male nipple and valve should be very obvious. Dana & Lynn 1997 38ft Monarch front entry Spartan Mountain Master Chassis Cummins 8.3 325hp Allison MD-3060 6 speed 22.5 11R Cummins Factory Exhaust Brake 8000 watt Quiet Diesel Generator 9608-M0022-38MI-4C Christened Midnight 1972 22ft 72081169MC22C Christened Camp Barth | |||
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