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cbmcnulty1 wrote:.
I just joined and I am starting my first RV renovation. The 1991 Fleetwood Jamboree I just purchased had a little water damage showing.. until I got it home and my wife and I started cleaning it. that is when we figured our that in addition to the few water marks inside, 90% of the wood over the cab was rotted to dust. I am pretty handy ( I am a construction manager and have done all the remodel of my house) but I was a little upset when I found the rotted wood because I thought I just wasted 5K and my wife and son and I wouldn't be able to enjoy RV'ing
After reading the posts here, I am confident ( and a little excited) to start such a big remodel. I have started "gently" removing all the wood...I keep having visions of a piece of wood coming up with some Fiberglas attached!
I can not figure out how to view the photos a number of posts reference. I am particulary interested in photots of cabover renovations, the framework that supports that section etc.
So can anyone tell me if they have renovation photos such as this and if so..How do I view them ( and dummy it up for me - while I am very good with woodworking and framing, not so good with computers)
And thanks again to everyone here....all these posts really made me feel better that a renovation liek this can be done by someone with a little skill
โMay-06-2010 06:53 AM
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lzasitko wrote:Can't run conduit through the wall because of the steel framing that is also in the walls, And if I run the wires inside the walls it must go up to the roof to cross the steel rails and them back down into the walls and from frount to rear thats 4 times, Thats the way the factory had it run I will have to stay floor level with most of the wiring, Only the cab marker lights will have two wires up top and a few 120 volt wires.
Or you could also put in the walls rigid conduit. Comes in either metal or plastic but it would allow you to add more wires if needed or remove and replace. Just use a fish tape to go through it. Then it is not exposed to the elements and easy to change.