2006 Hallmark Ute rotted wood repair
I'm going to start off my first post by saying I've been perusing this site for sometime, and have learned a lot...espcially lubing Happy Jacks. My wife and I have had this Hallmark Ute for a year....
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OK, remember these pictures...
Time to rebuild. I did not use the synthetic material here. I thought that something a lot stronger with very good screw holding power was needed. I decided to use a few pieces of cedar. Once I glued and screwed the pieces together and had them painted, I realized I had the zig-zag stagger wrong. That is why you can see some unfinished cedar. I used the same acrylic deck sealer on the cedar pieces.
These three pieces are screwed to the top edge of the bunk, and then the walls are screwed to the ends of the cedar.
Because most of this was a one man project, that panel lift was the best $140 I spent.
Time to rebuild. I did not use the synthetic material here. I thought that something a lot stronger with very good screw holding power was needed. I decided to use a few pieces of cedar. Once I glued and screwed the pieces together and had them painted, I realized I had the zig-zag stagger wrong. That is why you can see some unfinished cedar. I used the same acrylic deck sealer on the cedar pieces.
These three pieces are screwed to the top edge of the bunk, and then the walls are screwed to the ends of the cedar.
Because most of this was a one man project, that panel lift was the best $140 I spent.
