The pictureman is back! I really like the propane box
what?s made of? Those drain vents how did you plug them.
I just used pipe test plugs( not very elegant). Is that a drain screen?
The reason I am so interested is the way the pipe
seals to the roof. It needs something bigger and smaller
than the vent pipe(kinda of like the TARDIS). Beautiful
pictures! Thanks!
Avion C-11 wrote:
Garry,
Those two vents are stock. One was just a vent for the sink and shower drains. The other was the toilet tank vent. I will use the drain vent as a grey tank vent and the other the same way as before for black.
Garry,
Those two vents are stock. One was just a vent for the sink and shower drains. The other was the toilet tank vent. I will use the drain vent as a grey tank vent and the other the same way as before for black.
Mine had one vent opening since they connected the two vent lines together in the wall that separates the wet bath from the living area. (the wall the furnace is in)
C-11, you are doing an awesome job. I like that water fill that you found. Most of the new ones are really cheap looking.
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1988 Avion Triple Axle Trailer
1969 Avion C-11 Camper
69 Avion wrote:
Mine had one vent opening since they connected the two vent lines together in the wall that separates the wet bath from the living area. (the wall the furnace is in)
C-11, you are doing an awesome job. I like that water fill that you found. Most of the new ones are really cheap looking.
Avion C-11 wrote:
Garry,
Those two vents are stock. One was just a vent for the sink and shower drains. The other was the toilet tank vent. I will use the drain vent as a grey tank vent and the other the same way as before for black.
Garry,
Those two vents are stock. One was just a vent for the sink and shower drains. The other was the toilet tank vent. I will use the drain vent as a grey tank vent and the other the same way as before for black.
Mine had one vent opening since they connected the two vent lines together in the wall that separates the wet bath from the living area. (the wall the furnace is in)
C-11, you are doing an awesome job. I like that water fill that you found. Most of the new ones are really cheap looking.
The propane box is the original one painted with thick textured epoxy paint. I think it is galvanized steel.
The vents on the roof have a tube socket that is part of how the piece was made. The PVC pipes that come up through the wall plugs right into them. I'll take some pics next time I'm in there.
Happy Camping!
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Desertboy wrote:
I like a propane Brick heater, Saves on my batteries, and makes enough heat I can leave the windows cracked open.
I like a propane Brick heater, Saves on my batteries, and makes enough heat I can leave the windows cracked open.
Yep, that's the plan. Something like this: http://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/Wave_8_Catalytic_Heater_p/vts-542.htm
rfuerst911sc wrote:
Avion C-11 the Kool Seal that you used is this sold in local box stores as silver mobile home roof coating ? Or is it a specific RV coating ? I need to do mine and I want to do it in silver vs. white/black. And aprox. how much did you use ? How many coats ? Looks great !
Avion C-11 the Kool Seal that you used is this sold in local box stores as silver mobile home roof coating ? Or is it a specific RV coating ? I need to do mine and I want to do it in silver vs. white/black. And aprox. how much did you use ? How many coats ? Looks great !
It is not RV specific but it is aluminum roof specific. Was able to find it at Walmart but there are several kinds of Kool Seal. Be sure to get the grey aluminum kind.
You will also want an electric mixer as this stuff is B**** to mix. Lots of fibers and stuff in it.
http://www.koolseal.com/product_family.asp?family=aluminum