A family medical issue has me leaving warm/sunny Florida to spend the remainder of the winter in Montana, at my sister's place.I want to skirt the MH when I get there; Sis has access to 1-inch thick, and 2-inch thick, foam panels, at no cost.Any idea...
I'm getting water into one of my 'basement' storage compartments. On this 1997 Dutch Star 3455, this is the second compartment behind the door on the curb side of the MH, right below the furnace. No other compartments affected.The water is getting ...
I believe that I'm the 5th owner of this 1997 Dutch Star. The roof has been coated with an after-market product - probably by 1st or 2nd owner. I have been in contact with the 3rd owner, and he stated that the roof coating was there when he purchas...
The water heater in my 1997 Newmar Dutch Star is definitely in need of replacement. I want to go with a tankless unit, and I have been looking at the PrecisionTemp 550 model.Recently, the campground where I work-camp acquired a new 'lodge' (park mod...
AllegroD wrote:The real issue is how are you going to protect water spigots and water bay/lines? And how you frame around the steps.As stated in the first reply that I posted, I'm not hooked up to water/sewer - and I drained/winterized the water lin...
jhilley wrote:What kind of a difference did the straw bales make?Can't say for certain since I put the bales in place shortly after I got here about a month ago. The floor is cold, but I'm certain that it would be MUCH colder without the bales in pl...
Thanks. I saw one posting about building a frame - will probably go that route. I won't be hooking up to water nor sewer and I have already winterized my water lines. Won't be doing hardly any cooking in the MH, all that will take place inside Sis'...
