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03-15-2015, 12:15 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Ruidoso, NM
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Re: It's got to be a disease.
Here is the old support for the waste water tank and the new one.
The inner wheel wells were shattered on both front and back ends. Really water tight!! The right rear tire obviously blew at some point as the seams were separated from being beaten on. The inner wheel wells were made up of three separate pieces and spot welded together. Surprisingly, there is no seam sealer on any of the seams from the factory. The metal is extremely thin and I decided it would be easier and better to remove them, so I cut them out and am making new ones from 20 gauge. We added some color. Before. After. Beside every window was 2-3 small pieces of inner sheeting that was installed at the factory. On that, was a lot of glue that some PO slopped all over to hold the old bug whiskers around the window props. It had to go! The new whiskers were white, so they became black. Old knobs suck! New ones ordered. Old kitchen wall. Improved. New shoes. That's it for now.
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