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I have had very good luck with this product Corroseal 1 gal. Rust Converter Primer-82331 - The Home Depot it has to be ordered but does not take too long to arrive. It has a very long shelf life. Be careful cleaning the loose rust, wear gloves and safety googles and a dust mask. I hope your...

Actually I used laun, 1/4 but I should have used the plywood because the quality of the laun that was available was not the best. I was to 3 different stores and should have opted for the 1/4 plywood at the first store. I do realize that I have to remain on my toes to avoid leaks because water...

Thanks Jack. I took so long to repair it because I was trying to figure how I could doit and still keep it as a hi-lo. once I decided what I was going to do It was a fairly quick job. I had fixtures that had seen very little use, but when I saw how the frame in the roof had rusted I knew...

It's all done with the exception of removing the hydraulics and putting the new tires on and de-winterizing when the time comes. I also need to get the furnace working, I think I have a dirty sensor and I need to remove the whole unit to get to it.

missing in action here, update.... Well, the 94 turned out to be way worse than anticipated, there were 2 options, scrap it, or repair it. I decided to repair it, and to that end it is now a NO-Lo. I made a complete new camper from the bottom half up and bolted side frames to the bottom and...

We sold this one. Thanks Charlie

Thanks for the reply. It is not going to be done for a while unless it warms up but getting it level is a priority and using the bottom seems logical but is something I hadn't thought about.

Hi friends. I am completely rebuilding the top half of my 94 hilo and I have a side almost ready to go. I need to cut 2 new window openings and I want to do it right. I have nothing from the old side to give me a proper size opening other than a close location so I will have to use the...

Cutting back to 4500 My wife says she wants to keep our 94 so I have to part with this one. $4500. It needs both sides fixed and a good handyman can do it. I am doing the 94 and it doesn't seem to be too bad a job and I am redesigning the sides:). It has the rear bedroom with the queen size...

Have you located the electric cord to the top that supplies the juice. It is usually a 10 gague tan cord that plugs in in the bathroom

I doubt anyone will shun you here if you continue to check in and offer your sage advise. Glad to see you got a new unit. Happy Trails to you.

My 94 Towlite does not have a master switch, and it looks like it never did. the lowering switch is just inside the door.

The date of the post is in the black bar above each post.

It would be smart to start a new thread when you have a problem, that way more folks would catch it. Youtube has some good video on setting up an awning. It isn't hard but there are things needed to be done. Charlie

Rich, as a moderator you may have the edit button but it expires on our posts after a time period. That is why folks do not delete their posts.

price change. I will lower this to 6000. :o Great deal for a handy man.

Great job, something different, and so very nice. I love the decor.

Where they pulled a 6000 pound trailer for the most part with a 53 Mercury 105 horsepower flat head V8 (a Lincoln Capri was used in one scene because they needed that big 205 horsepower engine on the mountain:D). well, look at this and read the review. While at the SEMA convention - welcome to...

We just closed out the month with over 7 inches of rain so progress has been very minimal. I could really use a place inside to work but I don't have that luxury. I am hoping the weather becomes a little more cooperative . I have been cutting my grass in sections, and cutting it wet just...

Years ago there were light fixtures in houses like you describe. They were not grounded receptacles, nor did they have GFI in them. Trying to find them today would be a tough job. You probably have one that was wired for some 110 as well as 12V. My old Coachmen has 110 receptacles, but all the...

Glad that was all it was. Happy camping.

Fred, seal the moldings around the roof and check the windows, they too may need sealed. Those blisters usually mean more than just wall paper. I hope you are lucky.

Has the plug to the AC worked loose? I hope it has, that's an easy fix. :D

I forgot to mention, you may need some oversize screws if you find some that aren't holding. Go with a bigger diameter, not length.

Be sure to take the moldings off around the top and seal them and the clearance lights as well. This is where my major leaks were. You should probably get some new stainless steel screws to replace what is there. I got 500 form ebay for a good price, but I am told the Fastenall stores are...