I need to conduct annual preventative maintenance on
our RVs engine, generator and water heater. To do this, I need to replace a phalanx
of filters. I carry all the filters for our next preventative maintenance interval
onboard our RV with the exception of the air filter due to its physical size.
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| Fabulous Filter Festivities Follow |
In the front row is the air filter, fuel filter and oil filter
for our generator.
Second row serpentine belt, air dehydrator desiccant cartridge and the screw on hydraulic filter.
The ten by two-inch water filters are for our reverse osmosis
water filtration system. The white one is a five-micron sediment and the black
one is a five-micron carbon block.
To the right is the five-year service kit for our Oasis hydronic
heating system which also heats domestic hot water.
On top of the box are the in tank hydraulic filter, fuel filter,
fuel water separator and oil filter.
The large steel canister is our engine air filter.
The open bay door is where all of this stows with the exception
of the air filter.
RVing is not inexpensive. Sitting on this table is $1,259.95
in parts. I have yet to purchase the oil and hydraulic fluid I need to replace during
this service. It is included in our annual budget but UGH that is a challenging
pill to swallow.
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Front row is the fuel nozzle and sintered bronze fuel
filter.
The device with the two white wires is the fuel ignitor with the protective shipping cap removed.
The black device with the red, white and black wires is the flame
sensor.
There is also the air fitter which is made of sintered bronze
attached to steel pipe thread.
Lastly is the Garber type R fuel oil filter.
Soon I will need to install all of these…… Wish me luck!!!!!
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