Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?

I have always filled my Gray tank faster than the black and my coach dumps the bathroom sink into the black. Only the kitchen and shower dump to the gray and it still fills up about twice as fast.

I have 2 questions for anyone who knows more about this than I do.

1. If I divert the urine from the toilet to the gray tank, is that still considered ... gray tank? Black tank, would only have to be black only, with water, of course, correct?

2. Does anyone know of a 120 volt ac inline water heater, that is able to control the temperature of the water by adjusting the voltage to attain the correct output temperature? I don't want to just use a mixer to add cold water to get the correct temp.

Thanks.

Getting closer to the install of the first set of drawers. I want to add some furniture wax to the slides and see how they slide, before I put the assembly in place.

I have no reason to think they won't work, but I want to make sure before I screw the assembly in place.

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I replaced the T-10 type bulbs with this flat panel https://m4products.com/alplate-24-5630-nw-natural-white-double-aluminum-plate/ I am very happy with these plates and they come with various adapters to fit the many light sockets. I applied them to my fixtures using RTV Silicone caulk instead of relying on the double sided tape.

My order came in today. Haven't had a chance to hook it up yet, to check it out, but at least it's here.

Should have that in a day or 2.

Then I added a few screws from the opposite side to hold the slide in place, and removed the spacer.

After installing both sides of the slides, I test fit the drawer, and add any shims if they are necessary to make the drawer slide smoothly.







These screws will be removed before final assembly, which will have glue and some flat head screws.

Hopefully, that all makes sense.

Next was to clamp the drawer slide in place at the bottom of the spacer template.

I used the correct template and clamped it right at the bottom of the drawer above it.

Here is my technique for getting these drawers spaced properly.

I cut 3 different size templates, one for each of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th drawers that I was installed.

I installed the top one based on where it was in relation to the top of the frame.

Then, each one of the next ones, was based on the distance from the drawer above it.

Here are the templates that I cut, one at a time after the drawer above the one I was trying to install was in place.

I had a computer service call to go on today, so my time was very limited. I did however, get another drawer installed.

It's the large one on the left side that I've been working on.

Then it's just a matter of using a little math and it's easy to know where to place the slides for the drawers.