Hey is that pup by any chance a Japanese Chin? He looks just like our little guy Yoshi that travels with us in our 04 19' Bambi Safari.

Just beautiful. Love the pictures. The Airstream. Thanks for sharing. A place we too will try to visit...if, after retirement.

We went thru Needles too on our way to Durango. Funny coincidences. We live in Calif too.

Mary

We stayed at that very KOA last summer. It was very nice.

Mary

Sent you a PM about this check it out.

Mary

Nice story. I sent this on to my mother. Her boyfriend owns that KOA.

Looking in my manual I see the part# is 00690 for the part I'm looking for but when I search it on the internet I find nothing

Hi, although we might never see it again, I like the green frame.

If your jack is an HH you have to remove the top of the gray box on top of the jack. Do that by removing the screws at the bottom of each corner. Slide the top to the side and you can access the slotted end of the jack shaft. You will need to buy a crank with a slot if one didn't come with the trailer.

There are instructions printed on the front of the box telling how to resync the motor when you get power working again.

Sounds like you know what you are doing! We just were given a vintage airstream ourselves. It's been sitting for a very long time. We are guessing it's a 1954ish Safari. There are no vin tags anywhere...just a weird stamp of patton numbers on the frame or tongue. We want to start the restoring process and try and sell but we need to find out what kind..that would be a good start. Do you have any idea's?

It is a super jack.
It is on my 2007 25' classic.

I just went out to check, where I could possibly put a 'crank',
and the top of the super jack seems to be welded into the top of the column. there is a side part of the column top, all one piece, ther does not seem to have an open spot to put a crank. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong spot.
jr

Please provide more information on the brand and model of jack that you have. Most brands have a manual crank that you use in cases like this, but the location varies by model. Also, you may need to purchase a crank handle, if your jack did not come with one (sometimes it's an option).

If your batteries are low, you may be able to get a little more voltage/current by connecting to shore power.

Looks fantastic! Good job!

Thanx...the inside has now been gutted and (mostly) painted. I need advice from you all on a few items. A. My "airstream" letters on the outside are hardly visible...are there any suppliers of transfer lettering or ??? to help me get that back???

B. What kind of Hubcaps or wheel coverings were common for these models?

Thanx Lots!

Rich

one winter my awning filled with snow and bent one of the awning arms does any one know were i can get another on or i was thinking abought nolding another one out of plastic any ideas

thanks scott

Hey Bruno, Very cool blog. Almost got caught at work when the music started playing. Ha Ha

Salut
Nick