lol rof. Thanks Eddie, I needed that one. :) Reminds me of the time I had
someone put a 5 volt drip pan under their computer to stop it from crashing.
Actually I don't and can't drink alcohol. Allergic.
Wann come help? :) You can b.y.o.b. if you want and I won't even snitch a
sip.
I pretty much have the electrical figured out but I haven't started it yet.
It is the plumbing that is turning out to be a real grizley bear (current
part of the project). The original drain pipes are between 1 1/2 and 1 1/4
inch and I'm having trouble mating the replacement 1 1/4 pipes to the old
but working section. Parts availability is my problem. I can't find the in
between size. But I will prevail...eventually, Now where did I put that
hammer. Force fitting time........
Had to cut away a bit of the belly to fix the section that actually comes
out of the belly. Where PVC pipe connects to Galvanized.
Patching is not a problem. Ive gotten pretty good with the snips. I think
the patches give it character. :o) I think this is going to be the 4th or
is it the 5th patch.....I loose track. Got rivets, Will travel. :o)
Actually gonna use SS screws so if I need to fix it again I can just remove
screws and have access.
--
Warren
1989 GMC R2500 HD Suburban.
1953 Airstream Cruiser Travel trailer.
Western KY
> Warren,
> Some jobs are two kegger's, I just don't remember those. Wuz my drink'n
> days. My general electrical knowledge is limited to keeping all that smoke
> in there. Don't let the smoke out of your electrical! That's bad!
> -Eddie-