Winter TC Repair Project
I started a repair project on my TC about a week ago. This is the rear corner on the passenger side of the camper, and I’m fixing the damage from a water leak that existed when I bought the camper abo...
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Made some good progress today. I got the taillight reconnected, using NO Scotchloks. I don’t like those things.
It occurred to me that I should test them before putting the plywood over that area, so I jumped some 12 volts from the converter to each pin on the camper umbilical cord. They all work. Yea! :B
All the holes have insulation now, so I’m ready to put the plywood back on.
I used some 3/8” plywood in the LP compartment area. All the scribbling is marking where I can shoot staples, and more importantly, where I can’t.
The closet wall gets typical ~1/8” luan. This will be covered with 1/4” T&G cedar once I get the closet bottom rebuilt.
The plastic LP compartment liner got reinstalled. This was a very tight fit. I had to sit and think about what the heck I did to get it out, and then do it in reverse. Getting the LP black iron pipe screwed back in required the boss’s assistance, since my arms aren’t six feet long. The escutcheon thingy will be used to seal up the hole around the pipe.
I’ll work on rebuilding the closet bottom next.
:):)
It occurred to me that I should test them before putting the plywood over that area, so I jumped some 12 volts from the converter to each pin on the camper umbilical cord. They all work. Yea! :B
All the holes have insulation now, so I’m ready to put the plywood back on.
I used some 3/8” plywood in the LP compartment area. All the scribbling is marking where I can shoot staples, and more importantly, where I can’t.
The closet wall gets typical ~1/8” luan. This will be covered with 1/4” T&G cedar once I get the closet bottom rebuilt.
The plastic LP compartment liner got reinstalled. This was a very tight fit. I had to sit and think about what the heck I did to get it out, and then do it in reverse. Getting the LP black iron pipe screwed back in required the boss’s assistance, since my arms aren’t six feet long. The escutcheon thingy will be used to seal up the hole around the pipe.
I’ll work on rebuilding the closet bottom next.
:):)
