Could anyone suggest an RV repair center or a very good mechanic in the southeast PA, southern NJ, northern DE, northeast MD areas that would be willing to install a used Coach Lift chair on an RV.I recently purchased a Coach Lift chair from another ...
I purchased a 1997/8 Class C Four Winds Dutchman earlier this year. It was a little bit of a fixer upper but it seemed to be in good mechanical shape.After I purchased it and did some climbing on the roof, I discovered that the RV had a leak at one p...
This is a question from a first time RV buyer. I am in the process of purchasing a late 90's Class C RV. It appears to be in really nice shape. It just needs a good cleaning from top to bottom (dust, surface dirt, a little wear in the rug). The deale...
ol Bombero-JC wrote:.Assuming you're not capable of making the necessary mods yourself:Plan A. Call the mfgr. Explain your "problem". Ask if they have any solution.Plan B. Keep calling / trying independent RV repair businesses and mobile repair.Pl...
Chuck_thehammer wrote:what about RV mobile services.. contact local Campgrounds.or places that install lifts in van for wheel chairs..I can check a campground but there are none local to me. I tried the nearest lift company and they said "no".
Thank you for all for your help.I have started to do repairs to the bathroom exterior wall in preparation for a liftable grab bar next to the toilet.Indeed, I did remove as much of the luan as possible. It just was not worth saving. Unfortunately, th...
DrewE wrote:Mike_Ehrmantraut wrote:I am hoping the square tubing is not electrical, as the manufacturer put a dozen or so brads into it to hold up the original luan. As I pulled away the dry rotted luan, I see that the square tubing is spot welded to...
shepstone wrote:Here is my suggestion. & I am familiar with residential and commercial construction but not so much with rv's.How strong is the remaining luan at the edges of the tub and oposite wall? Is it strong enough to glue a sheet of plywood to...
