Rebuilding a 5th wheel from the frame up.
I bought a pretty cheap 32' toy hauler last summer and found a lot of water damage (rot, mold, mildew and smell). After getting into it I've decided to only way to completely rid the smell is to rebui...
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Cool. I've been trying to beat the weather. We've had a higher number of summer thunderstorms than normal so on better, sub 104° days, I've been out working. We actually installed the floor over the last couple weekends. There was a couple hick ups that caused delays.
- We found water had entered the steel door frame and froze over winter so I rebuilt it.
- The fresh water tank I want is the same width as the frame so I had to modify the cross beam.
- I finally designed a way to apply the fiberglass sides in one full sheet so I simplified the design a bit.
I'll get on catching up. Hopefully a couple posts over this week.
Thanks for the interest.
P.S. Anyone familiar with RV Parts Nation (www.rvpartsnation.com) in Elkhart IN? They will not asked my phone calls or emails.
- We found water had entered the steel door frame and froze over winter so I rebuilt it.
- The fresh water tank I want is the same width as the frame so I had to modify the cross beam.
- I finally designed a way to apply the fiberglass sides in one full sheet so I simplified the design a bit.
I'll get on catching up. Hopefully a couple posts over this week.
Thanks for the interest.
P.S. Anyone familiar with RV Parts Nation (www.rvpartsnation.com) in Elkhart IN? They will not asked my phone calls or emails.
