Jun-03-2007 01:48 PM
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Jan-03-2008 08:39 AM
RBaker3967 wrote:
I built a heavy duty 6" bumper to replace the 4" bumper so I can fit all my sewer hose, hose support, and fittings in it. Plus built on a 4 bike rack. Also you can see the supports I made for the jacks.
Dec-29-2007 03:16 PM
Dec-28-2007 05:48 PM
Dec-28-2007 03:51 PM
Peach wrote:
Thanks....I apologize for the dumb questions. Seems they are the only ones I ask.
If I wire brush it really good, then dust it to get the flakes/dust off, could I just spray it with Rustoleum and then let it stay out in the weather? How many coats should I use?
This is a very dear to me set of outdoor furniture, probably not worth much in $, but worth a fortune in memories.
I appreciate the help.stugpanzer wrote:
They might do that with a sand blaster, but let them know to not over do it because it could puncture the metal. After the work that you did, you can put a coat of Rustoleum paint to protect the (now) exposed metal from rust.
Dec-28-2007 02:35 PM
stugpanzer wrote:
They might do that with a sand blaster, but let them know to not over do it because it could puncture the metal. After the work that you did, you can put a coat of Rustoleum paint to protect the (now) exposed metal from rust.
Dec-28-2007 01:38 PM
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Dec-14-2007 06:06 PM
Dec-14-2007 05:32 PM
Luvpitts wrote:
Why, yes, that is EXACTLY what I was looking for!! But I see that it says to remove when appliance is in use...
Dec-14-2007 04:47 PM
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Nov-27-2007 07:22 PM
Nov-27-2007 07:07 PM
woodyjr8 wrote:
getting some great ideas from ya'll.
I'll share some of mine but, I have no pics yet.
Removed dinette and installed duel recliner(ok, previous owners did that)but we love it. We eat outside when we camp anyways!
Removed carpet/linoleum and put down wood laminate flooring and turned bed 90* to make more room.
Removed rusty old safety chains, replaced with cables(much cleaner looking).
Changed taillights to LED(6" oval fit in standard housing with slight modification).
Tossed out cheap looking plastic faucets, installed chrome fixture and added sprayer.
(My Fav) I added 12volt, flush-mount white lights at each stabilizer jack and over sewer connection, no more juggling a flash light while setting up after dark(later I will upgrade to LED's).Theses are also sold as marker lights(with red/amber lenses)I mounted them in the rocker panel facing down for a "flood light" effect.
This is our first TT, came up from a pop up, so I hate cranking! TT came with electric tounge jack, so it was only right to get a 3/8" socket/drill adapter and a 3/4" socket for the jacks. now I just hit the jacks with the drill, 3 seconds each... and you can't Over tourque the jacks!
I installed a pair of 55wt driving lights up by the rear marker lights and wired into the chasis harness for back-up lights... I have a small jumper wire with inline fuse holder that I can plug into + and back up terms on my plug, incase I need more light aft. one day, I will put a switch in.