Well Im closing in on getting the floor installed. It has been quite a process, Thanks to Jor for some advice, While waiting for the tile I decided I was tired of having to have my keys with me every time I wanted excess to the motor, so I replaced the key lock with a T handle and it works great and if I was ever to have a fire I would be able to get it open quick. Anyway I posted some pictures
Floor is looking good!
Andy,
Looking good!
Pierce
Andy, I stayed on the 9th st island a few years ago while working in Bozema. I saw your tag with Park County on it
Thanks for the nice comments guys It has been quite an adventure, Ernie I retired from the Fire Department in Park County Wyoming ^.^d
do you have a source for the T Lock great idea
I picked it up at Shiptons here in Billings, I think is was 12.00. I had to get a short piece of square stock to fit over the shaft and I drilled and tapped the end of the shaft # 10 Philips head screw. Shiptons is a Farm and Ranch store.
Andy... are those the stock taillights? I love the tee-handle idea!
Craig
Craig, Those are not stock the po did those when he had the Coach painted,I have seen them at the places like NAPA and the larger truck parts stores. Yeah I got tired of having to pac my keys with me each time I wanted in the engine bay, seems to work well.
Well finished it up yesterday, Glad I won't have to do that again for awhile :D Eileen loves it and that's what counts ^.^d
nice
show us a photo of your entry
Ernie, I will post a picture of the steps I'm waiting for some bull nose to finish it up.
@Andy nice job! That end piece on the sink end cap had to be a PIA!
see ya
ken
LOL yup It took me a couple of tries to get, I really like this loose-lay tile It fits nice and is pretty easy to use
Stick a fork in it, It's done , Got the bull nose today and finished the steps :))
Andy,
The steps look good. Ours get so dirty and the rubber mats keep falling outside. Koda got separation anxiety and ate a little out of one of the rubber mats.
Nice!
Pierce
Nice work Andy!
Andy,
Are those bolts or snaps holding the treads on?
Thanks,
Trent
Looks real nice Andy.
Raymond
Trent those are snaps, I have not installed the snaps yet. Going to see how they work without the snaps,
Andy, very nice with your stair nose trim. Glad you didn't use any tacky gold metal