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Posted By: Scottiemom on 01/01/15 06:20am

We also store a 1/4" piece of plywood under the one dinette seat. Once all the cushions are in place, we lay that across the cushions to "even out" the surface and to keep us from "sinking into" the cracks/voids. We throw a thin blanket over that to protect the air mattress and then put the mattress on top. It does a decent job now. I have back problems and this seem to help me get a good night's sleep.

Dale

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Posted By: quietjake on 01/01/15 08:51pm

re: "I'd like to post some pix of my interior rehab project. What's the best external site to use for a link up? "

I have abandoned every photo service site I've tried, as they all eventually came to give me grief, even apart from trying to keep up with various 'upgrades' they kept making. Sorry I can't help you with a link, would like to see your photos.

Posted By: quietjake on 01/01/15 08:56pm

re: 'air mattress crawl'.....we too had difficulty climbing out from the comfort zone.

It's good to read of the various methods used to adapt to the same problem.

The sofa is comfortable to me when napping on it long-way front to rear of coach, while still folded up.

Unfortunately my Sweet Bride is just a bit too long to fit in the dinette as a solo bed, even angled diagonally. I was looking at moving the front dinette seat back more toward the driver seat area, only needed about 4" to work well...but that was ruled out.

Posted By: cheeze1 on 01/01/15 10:06pm

I've used Photobucket for my postings on this thread over the years and had no problem. Make sure your computer is up to the task, because Pbucket is a memory hog.

Chas Morristown, NJ
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Posted By: IAMICHABOD on 01/02/15 10:06am

2wheelluge wrote:

I'd like to post some pix of my interior rehab project. What's the best external site to use for a link up?

The best and easiest way to do that has been made possible by one of the Admins, 1492, it is.

Easy Photo Upload & Posting Web App

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Former El Monte RV Rental
Retired Teamster Local 692
Buying A Rental Class C

Posted By: quietjake on 01/02/15 07:56pm

thanks for the IMGUR link.

I used pbucket for several years, then suffered several years more misery with updates, glitches, lost time/images, madness and complete lack of response by their 'tech team' despite multiple inquiries.

Got to the point I just don't care to post any of my own photos for a variety of reasons.....but I happily study what others post.

Posted By: Gene in NE on 01/02/15 09:19pm

cheeze1 wrote:

I've used Photobucket for my postings on this thread over the years and had no problem. Make sure your computer is up to the task, because Pbucket is a memory hog.

Same here, but it seems like every time I want to use it; they have changed the layout. [emoticon]

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Gene

Posted By: 2wheelluge on 01/02/15 10:19pm

Quietjake, we had the same length problem. The challenge on a 213 is that the distance from fridge to bulkhead is 70" and sink to bulkhead is only 68"! So I took out the front backrest to the dinette, and built a new mattress platform to replace the sofa. To gain a couple extra inches we stack the bolsters on the end. Works well. I'll try and get some pix up this weekend.

Dennis Siemsen
Cresco, Iowa
2007 Holiday Rambler Augusta 213 B+

Posted By: 2wheelluge on 01/03/15 05:42am

Let's try this Google+ link...

https://plus.google.com/photos/109774391948640593025/albums/6100093185501921937?authkey=CNOal63GjoOq2wE

Posted By: quietjake on 01/03/15 09:42pm

2wheelluge wrote:

Let's try this Google+ link...

https://plus.google.com/photos/109774391948640593025/albums/6100093185501921937?authkey=CNOal63GjoOq2wE

really appreciate the photos

I tried to print them but the file keep getting jiggy & wouldn't do it.
Is there some way I can download/print the whole set?

You've done a huge job there, that I may well be looking at should my current remedy fail.

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