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Re: Superflex vs Dicor EPDM
BentJewels wrote: We are doing the same on our 1987 rv. I found the kit at rvpartsnation.com for 30 ft kit $423.95 thinking I'm paying for EPDM but you are forced to check the box before ordering... "they reserve the right to "upgrade" to Superflex"... if it's a lot cheaper & upgrade / better... why is there this message?? Feeling like I might should just order from Amazon. Curious what you guys ended up doing & how did it work out? Thanks in advance! <3 https://www.rvpartsnation.com/rv-exterior/rv-roofing/rv-rubber-roof/rv-rubber-roof-kit/ We decided to put it off until next summer when we have had a chance to save up a bit. Was looking at the roof and decided we could wait another winter.599Views0likes0CommentsSuperflex vs Dicor EPDM
We have a 2005 Hybrid trailer where the roof is starting to wear out. It looks like it came with an EPDM roof. The question is: can I replace the EPDM roof with a Alpha Systems Superflex roof or should I stick with the original EPDM type roof? The difference is that the Superflex 25ft kit is $385 and the Dicor EPDM is $660. Thanks!12KViews0likes11CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
epeters wrote: So, after thinking about how to carry the bikes safely but not loose all the room in the bed of the truck, I finally came up with a solution. It is made from wood and I use the rubber bungee/tie downs to hold the bikes in place. I've received complements at the campgrounds including where they could get one. If I had skills in welding, I'd consider building one out of metal vs wood, but I had to go with what I know. Painted and on the truck With bikes and supplies in the truck bed (gotta watch the weight now) This is awesome! I'm going to do this.553Views0likes0CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
The speakers weren't in that cabinet, just the wires. DH cable tied them out of the way, and we really gained a lot of space for the amount of work involved. I think at least one of the speakers is below that mirrored cabinet, and then there are the outside speakers.523Views0likes0CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
Cabinet over the couch has a car stereo installed in it, but a good amount of space was closed up, this is a similar picture to how it was originally: Opened up the enclosed space, tied up the wires with zip ties, and added a bottom shelf: I'm guessing that I recovered about a cubic foot of space.522Views0likes0CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
Mr. Hybridist wrote: popeye59 wrote: bikendan wrote: wagreens wrote: wagreens wrote: Added some sliding shelves to the pantry. Bottom drawer fully extended. I made them side out as far as possible so that it is easy to get to the stuff in the back. We added a child safety lock so that the cabinet would not come open during transit. repost because the images were not seen under FireFox still not seeing them with Firefox. I see them quite well with Firefox here When I was at work today I saw them fine in internet explorer but here at home using firefox they don't show up. Fixed my URLs, had back slashes instead of forward slashs378Views0likes0CommentsRe: Show your mods!!
wagreens wrote: Added some sliding shelves to the pantry. Bottom drawer fully extended. I made them side out as far as possible so that it is easy to get to the stuff in the back. We added a child safety lock so that the cabinet would not come open during transit. repost because the images were not seen under FireFox427Views0likes0Comments
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