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bote3

winthrop ma

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Posted: 02/12/12 02:49pm

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rebuilt cabover due to rot from leak will seal all windows when tempature rises real cold in boston ma today

tenbear

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bote3 wrote:

rebuilt cabover due to rot from leak will seal all windows when tempature rises real cold in boston ma today

bote3, do you have any in process photos of this? Although I don't know of any leaks (yet), I have been thinking of doing the same thing.

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sorry i dont i found it last week and took advantage of warm weather finished just as it got cold going down to 11 tonight

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Thanks anyway, its already -1 here.

TyroneandGladys

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Posted: 02/12/12 05:27pm

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tenbear wrote:

Thanks anyway, its already -1 here.

And getting all the way down to 46 here tonight

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Eastwacamper

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Posted: 02/13/12 09:11pm

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Got the oil changed. All is well. Now where to go.

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Posted: 02/14/12 01:51pm

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Put coach battery in it. Ran it. Ran generator. Pulled battery out. Stored it in my outside utility room with the trickle charger on it.

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Posted: 02/14/12 03:00pm

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Eastwacamper wrote:

Got the oil changed. All is well. Now where to go.

For us its easy. Load it. Jump in and at the first place you can turn guess whitch way until you get to some place you like.. How hard is that??? Been working for years.

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Posted: 02/15/12 05:13am

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started the mh up and ran gen. under load everything worked and looked good in side.

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Took the rig into a hand wash truck wash. They did a fantastic job of detailing the outside including hand waxing, dressing the tires and cleaning the rims. Filled up the tank (ouch) and ready to go come Spring. Sure is nice to have a clean dry shed to park her in now that we have moved to Illinois.

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