Discharge height spec for height of discharge tubbe

you can buy that type of hardware are Home Depot piece by piece.

didn't they change into this?

https://vermontfurnituredesigns.com/product-sheets

Videos here. It appears to say they use barrel nuts and Hex bolts. You should be able to get those.

https://www.google.com/search?q=vermont+tubbs+bunk+bed+assembly+instructions

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Easiest way is measure the interior opening height and width to nearest foot. Then measure the depth to the nearest foot. Then multiply the height x width x depth.

i20 error code means:
Water is not pumped off and could be:

• Fault with discharge pump

• Discharge pump deenergized (faulty wiring or no activation by electronics)

• Obstruction/blocking (filters in the appliance, discharge opening in discharge trough, discharge pump, discharge hose, siphon, cover plug at siphon connection not removed during first commissioning)

• Discharge hose bent or connection height above 100cm

• Ball valve in discharge trough glued / blocked (discharge pump does not aerate)

or water level inside appliance is not detected and than
could be:

• Pressure controller faulty

• Pressure controller hose obstructed or bent

• Insulation fault with heating element

Dado

Hello,

Try here:
http://www.globalsuzuki.com/motorcycle/moto/cruiser/vz800/spec.html

Overall Length U.S. & Canada specs. : 2,395mm (94.3 in.)
Other specs. : 2,420mm (95.3 in.) Overall Width 890mm (35.0 in.) Overall Height 1,105mm (43.5 in.) Wheelbase 1,655mm (65.2 in.) Seat Height 700mm (27.6 in.) Curb Mass 269kg (593 lbs.)

Exterior
Measurements
Width: 76.8 in.
Height: 76.0 in.
Length: 213.4 in.
Ground clearance: 7.3 in.
Wheel base: 131.5 in.

No problem adding the extra hose as long as you don't cause the water path to be more work than the pump can furnish, i.e., don't let the hose's height exceed its original height.

ANSI 117.1a 2003, which is determined to be "SAFE HARBOR" for accessible design, requires that an accessible toilet be 17" to 19" in height. Most regular toilets are 14" to 16" in height. Therefore, about 2 to 4" is the difference between ADA and regular toilets. I also checked the spec. sheet for this toilet on Eljer website. According to the spec. sheet, this toilet is an ADA toilet.

buddy specs height is standard if you feel ok with the riding conditions as it is leave it i adjusted mine from stock no problems at all its your choice buddy it wont make a blind bit off difference

you could try a little bit smaller rear tire. cheaper than the shocks maybe

if its nan older model older then 5 yrs, i would say no problem. but the newr "energy efficient" machine might have a problem with that .All will be different you'll ned to check manufact spec at time of purchase( aliitle forethought so you dont do it twice)