[SilverStreak] Vincent's mouse is starving!

["Eddie" <Eddie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Vincent,
Poor mouse is starving! I'm going to report you to the Mouseketeer's! You 
will be in trouble with Mickey and Minnie!

Most all RV's work on shore water. You do nothing but connect, then just 
keep the house water pump and supply switched off. The pump stops the water 
from entering the fresh water tank.

Go for the washer idea. Fridge removal is rather easy and simple. First you 
remove any trim that looks removable, then down low in the front, and in the 
back thru the outside access panel you remove floor mount fasteners. If gas, 
you will have to carefully disconnect supply line. Turn off propane first, 
and then purge area when re-connect.
-Eddie- Houston, TX

----- Original Message ----- 

> Hello fellow SS'rs,
> I just bought a Haier clothes washer for my 72 continental.  My SS is my 
> home
> so, I am trying to get it all domestic.  This washer is 17" by 17", by 30"
> tall.  I am thinking to put it in my kitchen closset.  Do you think it is 
> a
> good idea to pull out the fridge, then cut a hole in the closset wall to 
> get
> it in?  How hard is it to pull the fridge out?
> My hat is off, to all of you who do your own plumbing work!  I had my pex 
> put
> in by Loveland RV in Colorado for $3700.00 total.  And it works great.  I
> found out that you don't need to run the water pump, when your hooked to 
> the
> "city water".
> I have made a few modifications to my trailer that you all might be 
> interested
> in:
> -Took out the wooden box TV caddy, and replaced w/swingarm, and flat 
> screen
> tv.
> -Took out the door side bed,in bedroom, and replaced w/a fold out
> bench-bed/settie
> -put in a wood floor in the bedroom
> The magnetts worked great on my hubcaps, so don't you guys worry about 
> that.
> And, I am happy to report, that when I took all the food out of my 
> trailer, I
> haven't caught a single mouse in my traps.
> Vincent