My winter Project

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Re: My winter Project

Reply #50 – March 19, 2016, 06:40:31 pm

Just amazing! The couches look great, more comfortable than mine do. Where did you get them. Are both convertible?

Re: My winter Project

Reply #51 – March 21, 2016, 12:26:32 pm

We found the sofa's by accident. they had them at Menards and the were a dark color so we are using them until we can decide on the color for the interior. and they have wall-away recliners on each end. and went thru the front door with ease. I don't think they will last long but we are just weekenders so i think it will last uf for quite a while.

Re: My winter Project

Reply #52 – March 21, 2016, 12:42:13 pm

I ordered the camera system thru RVCAMS.COM and emailed Tim Lazaroe. He was very help full. I told him what I had and what I wanted and I thought I wanted a motorized back up camera with sound and I forgot about the motor being in the rear so I am glad I did not waste my time with the extra wires. and I went with his recommendation a voyager system with 4 way monitor and two side cameras and all the connections so I did not have to rewire anything. just hook up the power wires and everything else was a plug and play. I have the rear camera put in and hooked up to the Javelin system and it worked perfectly. I have yet to install the side cameras. I would highly recommend them. I'm usually cheap but this is not one thing i wanted to be cheap on. For now i removed the Javelin monitor and double side taped the new monitor in place. I want to use it a few times to make sure there is no glare before I permanently mount it. I'll try to get some pics of the monitor when i get home.

((Side note the system I ordered off Amazon for my Newmar was junk and I spent 3 days figuring out and ordering the right connections. and the camera was not clear and the field of view was way off. I could see the hitch but noting else. like the camera was made to be mounted low.))

Re: My winter Project

Reply #53 – March 29, 2016, 09:59:54 am

Working on the cabinets in the bedroom and bathroom.

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Reply #54 – April 01, 2016, 05:39:45 pm

Very impressive!

Susan

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Reply #55 – April 01, 2016, 08:33:15 pm

Randy, the whole rehab is turning out quite amazing. You are doing a great job, one you can be quite proud of.

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Reply #56 – April 12, 2016, 09:56:31 am

Working on the bedroom and bathroom.

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Reply #57 – April 18, 2016, 10:52:32 am

Put the carpet in this weekend, and I need to finish up with the transition strips.
Finished up installing the last section of the boogie lights. and a travel switch.
My DW spent the weekend touching up the walls and cleaning up after me and the boys.
This weekend coming up should be engine and mechanical maintenance.

Re: My winter Project

Reply #58 – April 18, 2016, 03:41:55 pm

Quote from: Rhoughton1 – April 18, 2016, 10:52:32 am

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Put the carpet in this weekend, and I need to finish up with the transition strips.
Finished up installing the last section of the boogie lights. and a travel switch.
My DW spent the weekend touching up the walls and cleaning up after me and the boys.
This weekend coming up should be engine and mechanical maintenance.

WOW! JUST WOW!

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Reply #59 – April 19, 2016, 03:54:23 am

Please remember if you are quoting in a reply to clip your posts.

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Reply #60 – April 19, 2016, 07:41:53 am

Quote from: John S – April 19, 2016, 03:54:23 am

Please remember if you are quoting in a reply to clip your posts.

How do you do that?

Re: My winter Project

Reply #61 – April 19, 2016, 08:33:51 am

First class. Get it done and on the road. We will be looking for you.

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Reply #62 – April 19, 2016, 09:46:18 am

Thanks. we will be heading to Ferriday,La for a family reunion memorial day weekend. so i am going thru everything i can think of.Just rep[laced a seal in the steering gear box and finished putting it back on and put a new A/C compressor, dryer and cleaned the system yesterday. And today I will be installing the new alarm and installing new sound deader in the generator compartment.

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Reply #63 – April 19, 2016, 11:12:12 am

Craneman, what I do to be able to quote from a previous post is just to copy (right click and drag over text etc to highlite it) then left click to copy.
I then type quote" and right click and then paste so what I copied goes next. I then add the " marks to end the quote.
Simple and fast.
JohnH

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Reply #64 – April 19, 2016, 11:56:36 am

Quote from: John Haygarth – April 19, 2016, 11:12:12 am

Craneman, what I do to be able to quote from a previous post is just to copy (right click and drag over text etc to highlite it) then left click to copy.
I then type quote" and right click and then paste so what I copied goes next. I then add the " marks to end the quote.
Simple and fast.
JohnH

I just use the Quote button in the post then scroll up to the portion of the post that I don't want and highlight and delete it. I like this method since it has a reference back to the original post. Be sure to add YOUR text after the closing [/quote]

It will look like the code below in the post reply box but look like the above in the post. Use the preview button to be sure the post looks like what you want. Also a good time to spell check! Yes guilty as charged.

Code: [Select]

[quote author=John Haygarth date=1461078732 link=msg=229848]
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Your text goes here.

Sorry to take this post off track but I see a lot of people have trouble with post quotes.

see ya
ken

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Reply #65 – April 19, 2016, 03:17:42 pm

So Ken you think my comment was "blah- blah" hey

JohnH

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Reply #66 – April 21, 2016, 10:15:58 am

Polished some wheels and installed some new side lights to get rid of the old ugly one.

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Reply #67 – April 22, 2016, 02:39:29 pm

I updated the alarm box with a new one with better range. and installed new motor mounts on the generator this morning now it runs much smoother with out shaking the camper and starts better as the ground wire was lose.

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Reply #68 – April 23, 2016, 08:56:25 pm

Spent the day replacing the clearance lights with new led lights and washing Ruby.

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Reply #69 – April 24, 2016, 11:41:17 am

Rhoughton, where did you get those clearance lights and the side lights that you posted earlier. They look very sharp.

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Reply #70 – April 24, 2016, 06:47:53 pm

Quote from: GKCigar – April 24, 2016, 11:41:17 am

Rhoughton, where did you get those clearance lights and the side lights that you posted earlier. They look very sharp.

We sell them at our Chrome shop here's the link's.

Red
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Amber
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Side chrome lights are for the back of mirrors but they work great and have turn signals built in and doesn't blind me in the mirrors.

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Reply #71 – April 24, 2016, 06:51:54 pm

Here's a link that the manufacturer. They manufacture some of the best led lights.

Truck Accessories and Products | Trux Accessories

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Reply #72 – April 26, 2016, 11:42:40 pm

They're expensive but they're so slick I think they're the first ones I've seen that are worth it. Those would look great on my coach.

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Reply #73 – April 26, 2016, 11:51:55 pm

They will look great on my coach, I already ordered them. Thanks for the links.

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Reply #74 – August 21, 2016, 01:37:28 am

Great looking coach! Did you get the side cameras sorted out?

Quote from: Rhoughton1 – March 21, 2016, 12:42:13 pm

I ordered the camera system thru RVCAMS.COM and emailed Tim Lazaroe. He was very help full. I told him what I had and what I wanted and I thought I wanted a motorized back up camera with sound and I forgot about the motor being in the rear so I am glad I did not waste my time with the extra wires. and I went with his recommendation a voyager system with 4 way monitor and two side cameras and all the connections so I did not have to rewire anything. just hook up the power wires and everything else was a plug and play. I have the rear camera put in and hooked up to the Javelin system and it worked perfectly. I have yet to install the side cameras. I would highly recommend them. I'm usually cheap but this is not one thing i wanted to be cheap on. For now i removed the Javelin monitor and double side taped the new monitor in place. I want to use it a few times to make sure there is no glare before I permanently mount it. I'll try to get some pics of the monitor when i get home.

((Side note the system I ordered off Amazon for my Newmar was junk and I spent 3 days figuring out and ordering the right connections. and the camera was not clear and the field of view was way off. I could see the hitch but noting else. like the camera was made to be mounted low.))

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