Warfarin
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Man your workmanship is head and shoulders above mine.
1993 Coleman Pioneer Sedona
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toucan
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Im trying to post blurry photos.🤣
samh
Campin'
The Coleman bottle opener and the surface-mounted power outlets add a nice touch of class
toucan
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Anyone have tips on vinyl plank flooring install? The articles I've read say to leave a 3/8 inch expansion gap around the edge, which seems excessive.
Warfarin
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I don’t know about vinyl plank but I used laminate in my house and at 1st I followed the leave a 1/4” gap rule but then stopped and ran it right up to the wall. You can tell a difference. Many of my planks separate where there is a gap. No gap no separation. I have done 3 rooms since I started doing it this way and no problems. I won’t leave a gap anymore.
toucan
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Flooring laid down in less than professional style. Next up is installing quarter round along the walls. Didn't start out so good. Cutting 45 degree miters is a @&$*%! Go Ducks!
samh
Campin'
It looks really great already and the quarter-round is going to put a really nice finishing touch on it.
toucan
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Found an old convertible icebox on fb for the ct180 if I decide to tackle that in the future.
Otherwise, my back went out, so no trailer work for a week or so.
Camping in the TT at Washburn State Park this weekend if I am not crippled.
Otherwise, my back went out, so no trailer work for a week or so.Camping in the TT at Washburn State Park this weekend if I am not crippled.
toucan
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Yep
toucan
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Its kinda rough, but i only gave 20 bucks for it.
This one is about an hour from me, but I didnt consider it really.
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Just seeing this now. We have exactly the same trailer, but still pretty much original. It's spent a goodly part of the last 30 years in our driveway, sadly. We do have the furnace, which is handy on the colder evenings.
Did you see any concerning rust on the frame when you cleaned out the subfloor? The pics look like the steel was in pretty good shape.
Did you see any concerning rust on the frame when you cleaned out the subfloor? The pics look like the steel was in pretty good shape.
toucan
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Not really. There were a couple small areas of surface rust. I sanded them then sprayed it over with rust reformer. Looks like it ought to last another 30 years.
toucan
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Back is slowly improving so finally got back to work on the sedona. Quarter round is all installed to my semi-rigid standards. Next up is finishing the vinyl plank under the dinette benches. Then a few other minor things inside and I will tackle painting and installing the stepper door and get to work on my slouchy double bed.
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toucan
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Finished up the flooring in the cargo area.
And found an unexpected surprize under the mattress!
And found an unexpected surprize under the mattress!
toucan
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Anyone have any idea what these are? They look like a mini gun scabbard and are lined with plastic. One on each tent corner.
toucan
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Look Ma, no brakes!
toucan
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So whats the best course here? All new brake set? New hub/drum combo as well? The hubs dont look too bad and the bearings looked nice and greasy. Id rather not fork out an extra 150 or so for new hubs, but etrailer suggests replacing brakes and hubs at the same time. Of course they have an interest on that count.
