

| Subject: | Re: Propane Gauge for Westy - The Final Word? Probably not. |
| From: | rpc |
| Date: | Wed, 8 Aug 2007 07:58:23 -0700 |
You could look into a bolt on pressure gage. You would have to cut and weld a plate onto your tank and install a float mechanism.. The float inside communicates with the outside indicator with a magnet and turns a dial gage. Piggy backed is the sender to light up the led indicators. I have one on my LeSharo camper. http://www.rochestergauges.com/Pages/PDFs/6200.pdf I work with high pressure pipeline welders. Set up and prep is 90% of the job. Welding the required plate to a tank sitting on a work bench is quite easy for a qualified welder. BTW--NVC; The Rialta is not based on a Eurovan chassis, The chassis is a Winnebago "H-Body" with a Eurovan or Renault Trafic cab attached. This way Winnebago imports vehicle "parts" instead of a vehicle. Saves on tax, tariffs etc. Chris C ~ Wisconsin 90 MV 91 GL 88 LS -------------------------------------------------- David Johnson wrote: PS - random thought - didn't late model Vanagon Westies and all Eurovan poptops have a 3rd LED indicator for propane level? I know the Rialta based on a Eurovan chasis had one. So how did that work?
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