Getting our old Class C up and running again, and I've hit a brick wall with brake replacement. It's a Chevy C30 van body, 16.5 rims. One of the back brakes is seized. We've called pretty much everywhere around, and no one wants to touch it because p...
I don't know if this is allowed - please, admin, let me know, if not! *If you have the skills and willingness/time to have a video session about this, to see things more clearly, I will happily compensate for your time - we can agree on rate, etc via...
Hi folks! We're In the beginning stages of a complete gut/rebuild, and really just making things up as we go along, lol! We're about to put insulation in the ceiling, and we're not sure the best and most economical way to go. The space between is abo...
Hey folksAs soon as the weather cooperates and we can seal the roof, a new floor goes in! We're wanting to go the vinyl route, but with all the research I've done, I can't find enough info on what's better for an RV - vinyl stick planks, or the more ...
Gearing up to piece the gutted old RV back together, and as expected, we're WAY past budget. One of the big cabinetry problems we had from the water damage is that the old drawers had gotten repeatedly wet, and the wood sides expanded and has mostly ...
Grit dog wrote:And I've taken my own parts to a shop before, no problem. Sometimes a shop will request I get the part "I want." Generally not stock parts though.Sounds like the shop doesn't want your business either because they are full up or beca...
lwbfl wrote:rambleonrose wrote:Getting our old Class C up and running again, and I've hit a brick wall with brake replacement. It's a Chevy C30 van body, 16.5 rims. One of the back brakes is seized. We've called pretty much everywhere around, and no ...
theoldwizard1 wrote:wa8yxm wrote:In house wiring (120VAC) WHITE is neutral. Black is hot (at least usually) In automotive and electroic wiring Black is "Ground" Usually (not always).Typically 120VAC wiring uses "Romex" (a black, a white and a bare i...
Yikes! Sorry about the giant pics. Thanks for the tips. Fixed now. Thanks for the links re: the converter - I'll study them. dougrainer wrote:1. There is no such thing as a DC neutral buss. I knew that was the wrong word, but I wasn't sure what to ...
Boomerweps wrote:Sheet foam with minimal expanding spray foam on the seams. For foam to show rot it has to be very old or exposed to UV rays. And it has to break down to absorb water.The foam we pulled out was pretty bad, and a good amount of it was ...
