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Posted: 06/09/21 08:36am

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fulltimin wrote:

Here's another shot of the kitchen all "kinda" cleaned up, with the lights on, and the bath "door" standing in place.

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That’s probably worth $100 if you can glue it back together into the shape of a piece of plywood.

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LouLawrence wrote:

Several of my drawers use the latches I mention on the rear of the drawers as well as on the slide-out in one bay that has our grill on it. The work well no matter where you locate them.

I would think they would work no matter where they are located. The big difference will be how convenient, (or lack thereof), they are to install, and adjust.

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navegator wrote:

One of my tool-boxes has a lever at the back that locks the drawers via a bar with cut outs on that grab the drawers and prevent them being opened, maybe you can do something like that.

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That would actually be a very secure way of holding the drawers in place.

Note to self - (mental note).

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Posted: 06/09/21 09:41pm

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dodge guy wrote:

fulltimin wrote:

Here's another shot of the kitchen all "kinda" cleaned up, with the lights on, and the bath "door" standing in place.

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That’s probably worth $100 if you can glue it back together into the shape of a piece of plywood.

All that deconstructed plywood could be glued together to make some particle board, only better, if used with waterproof glue. lol.

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Posted: 06/10/21 09:35pm

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A delivery showed up today. 1 new drawer catch.

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Here's the attached order, and yes, it's $1.45.

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Posted: 06/10/21 09:38pm

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Hopefully, nobody from Newmar is seeing this! Lol...

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Posted: 06/11/21 07:28am

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Goes to show the quality of service one can expect from Newmar.

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Posted: 06/13/21 11:11pm

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Hope to have an update on Monday night. We've been working on resealing some windows on a 5th wheel for our son.

I am amazed, (not in a good way), at how they are constructed.