Lance 9000 Project
Hello, The DW and I purchased a 1987 Lance 9000 a couple of weeks ago and we are preparing for a winter project. Since our Springdale TT has been designated as our "second home" on some property we pu...
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It has been quite a while since I posted, I finally got moved to Texas but unfortunately the TC is still in Ga. before I let I was able to get the back wall rebuilt
and installed
the rear wall from the inside
the shower back in place
I got both of the rear panels cut and installed
then I painted the underside to seal it up the bottom
Before I headed to Texas I decided, due to a previous storm, to take the tarps off the pole barn and wrap the TC. A storm had blew through a couple of weeks before my departure the had picked the back of the pole barn up and moved it several feet so I decided not to leave it up. I had not expected all the rain the south east had gotten since I left. I flew back to Ga last week to drive my car back to Texas and I was heart broken to find that my tarping had not held up against all the rain. Everything was wet and the mold has taken over the entire interior of the TC. I redid all the tarps, added some extra sheet plastic and put my dehumidifier in it and I will know the true extent of the damage when I go back in a couple of weeks. The best I can hope for is the work I have already done is salvageable the worst is I have to start from scratch. The only good thing is that all of the electric and interior components are in my shop and out of the rain. I didn't get any pictures of the damage when I was there but I hope to have good news with my next trip out to Ga.
and installed
the rear wall from the inside
the shower back in place
I got both of the rear panels cut and installed
then I painted the underside to seal it up the bottom
Before I headed to Texas I decided, due to a previous storm, to take the tarps off the pole barn and wrap the TC. A storm had blew through a couple of weeks before my departure the had picked the back of the pole barn up and moved it several feet so I decided not to leave it up. I had not expected all the rain the south east had gotten since I left. I flew back to Ga last week to drive my car back to Texas and I was heart broken to find that my tarping had not held up against all the rain. Everything was wet and the mold has taken over the entire interior of the TC. I redid all the tarps, added some extra sheet plastic and put my dehumidifier in it and I will know the true extent of the damage when I go back in a couple of weeks. The best I can hope for is the work I have already done is salvageable the worst is I have to start from scratch. The only good thing is that all of the electric and interior components are in my shop and out of the rain. I didn't get any pictures of the damage when I was there but I hope to have good news with my next trip out to Ga.
