CarterKraft
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Hopefully they can help you with the RV, never thought to ask them specifically about that.
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What did you do to your RV today?
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KarlVP
Sure
She gave me some advice.Hopefully they can help you with the RV, never thought to ask them specifically about that.
white-rhino
Older than dirt
I put mine in storage today.
Squamch
Canadian
Rv foot?At the foot doctor. Joy
KarlVP
Sure
Something like that. Recreational Vehicles are fun. Fish for days on these fish trays.
Got the rear cap back on.
Took a lot of shimmying around, sitting on the ground in the cold changed it shape enough to be a pain. Left it unscrewed, still needs to settle some. That butyl sealing tape is pretty hard at 40 deg. Might take a day or 2 to squash.
Took a lot of shimmying around, sitting on the ground in the cold changed it shape enough to be a pain. Left it unscrewed, still needs to settle some. That butyl sealing tape is pretty hard at 40 deg. Might take a day or 2 to squash.
CarterKraft
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Definitely not ideal temps for that job.
Can you tarp the shop doors and torpedo heater it for a bit?
Can you tarp the shop doors and torpedo heater it for a bit?
Doors close, it's the ridge vent and soffit venting that preclude heat. Hay barns weren't meant for heat, just ventilation.
But for this time of year it's actually really nice. The wrinkles mostly came out of the rubber on the back corner, so that's a win.
CarterKraft
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straight line laser?Got the AC's mounted up.
Kind of a pain to get them up there solo.
Now for 5000 screws and trim. Need to figure out how to snap a chalk line by myself.
Captain Call
No
I have some old lead weights tied to a chalk line my grandpa used to snap lines on slabs. I use a brick.
It's not level and I'm not sure the trim was square to anything. I'm just trying to make a straight line between the endpoints.
Edit, my laser won't do slopes. At least I don't think it will.
Side of motorhome. Gonna need to pull it nice and tight.
Captain Call
No
Oh the side. Uh, get a helper.
Provience
Kill!
Depending on how not straight it all is, probably best to forgo the chalk line and eyeball it about even instead or drawe it with a pencil
Eyeball can get a better fit overall
Eyeball can get a better fit overall
CarterKraft
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I bought a 16 way or some **** laser off temu for $16 and it's pretty ****ing awesome piece of chinesium.
Not sure if it can be locked out either though for slopes.
Squamch
Canadian
And this is why I never ask the GF for help.
I said put the string on top of the trim.......
And she did.
Or did you mean hold it on the top edge of the trim?
Which way is up **********er? That would be placing it on the front side.And she did.
Or did you mean hold it on the top edge of the trim?
You sound like a woman
Squamch
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Which way is up **********er? That would be placing it on the front side.
You sound like a woman
After a few years of experience you learn to communicate effectively with them. Maybe you'll get there one day. Keep trying!
Provience
Kill!
Bought a new oven the other day...it's got a sabbath mode as well 
Squamch
Canadian
What is sabbath mode?
Provience
Kill!
Some new fangled stuff, that's apparently old fangled, to shut off completely. Can't have appliances run on the Sabbath
Got it back home, nothing fell off so that's a win.
Now we'll see how good I did at making it waterproof.
It seems much quieter driving. That 8 gallons of glue and extra layer of plywood are doing something. Resealing the drivers window cut down on wind noise considerably.
Time to start on the interior now that there's not a 30min commute involved to work on it.
Now we'll see how good I did at making it waterproof.
It seems much quieter driving. That 8 gallons of glue and extra layer of plywood are doing something. Resealing the drivers window cut down on wind noise considerably.
Time to start on the interior now that there's not a 30min commute involved to work on it.
Provience
Kill!
AwesomeGot it back home, nothing fell off so that's a win.
Now we'll see how good I did at making it waterproof.
It seems much quieter driving. That 8 gallons of glue and extra layer of plywood are doing something. Resealing the drivers window cut down on wind noise considerably.
Time to start on the interior now that there's not a 30min commute involved to work on it.
CDA 455 II
ANFAQUE2
Dumped black and Grey tanks.
superglock
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Working on our 1994 motorhome, Diesel pusher, Spartan chassis. Working on the brakes, They are air over hydraulic, One of the two master cylinders has been leaking for years and then last year it started to leak really bad. Hunted around all winter and found there is no parts to rebuild and no option for reman of the master cylinder. Only way is a new unit with air can and master with a ******ed high price. Bit the bullet and ordered it and swapped it out. Now need to bleed the system.
Gumbybronco
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I finally got back to my toy hauler solar/charger/inverter project to wrap things up.
3x 165ahr Lifepo4 batteries with disconnect. Fuses are behind the near side. Victron smart shunt.
Victron Multiplus II, Cerbo GX and MPPT mounted behind the walls in my storage space. The black circle is a vent and there’s another one behind the Multiplus ii.
Storage area walls back in. Back one pushed back 4” and the side on pushed out 6” with a filler plate in the corner.
We always park in the shade, so no use hard mounting solar panels. Here’s the plug for the portable panels.
The display attached to the Cerbo GX
And Now to load up for dirt biking.
3x 165ahr Lifepo4 batteries with disconnect. Fuses are behind the near side. Victron smart shunt.
Victron Multiplus II, Cerbo GX and MPPT mounted behind the walls in my storage space. The black circle is a vent and there’s another one behind the Multiplus ii.
Storage area walls back in. Back one pushed back 4” and the side on pushed out 6” with a filler plate in the corner.
We always park in the shade, so no use hard mounting solar panels. Here’s the plug for the portable panels.
The display attached to the Cerbo GX
And Now to load up for dirt biking.
