| [GMCnet] bath module [message #79665] |
Wed, 07 April 2010 23:38  |
john arbuckle
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Hey guys its john. You are all right the bath module is a son of a you know
what to remove. I was able to remove the front kick boards and vacuum
underneath the module. Found another 5-7 dead mice. I am going to need to do
it to the rest of the modules. Sink, Closet, ect. Would removing the kick
plates and sticking the shop vac hose underneath it the easiest? Any
thoughts. I am going to need t find an alternate way to mount the dark
tank . Then the water pump and lines, does any one have any pictures of the
way it is suppose to be hooked up. I have a new fresh water tank, and am
thinking of getting a new pump and accumulator tank anyone have any
ingenious ideas? And finally any body have any creative ideas on a bed
design? I am going to make it for a permanent queen size bed or close too. I
am going to kick it in to full gear to get this done by end of summer. It is
almost gutted so any help would be appreciated. Just to be clear I would be
appreciate some pics of the area behind the fresh water tank of the water
lines filters and accumulator tank if anyone has one hooked up. Also I was
reading about inverters. Is there any good ones that are inverters as well
as battery chargers that anyone is using that they like and did not break
the bank as I know these can be very expensive. Sorry for all the questions
but I would really like to get this thing done so can show up at a rally to
show off my hard work.
Thank you everyone,
John Arbuckle
1976 Palm Beach
Tucson AZ.
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| Re: [GMCnet] bath module [message #79685 is a reply to message #79665] |
Thu, 08 April 2010 07:13  |
Steven Ferguson
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John,
You're headed in the right direction. There's not a lot of
flexibility in FW tank local but a you can do some creative things to
make filling it and servicing the pump and filter easier. Not much
can be done with that bed area either there's just no way to expand
the area other than removing the P-side hamper and utility cover on
the D-side. That will add length, but not width.
There isn't much out there that isn't better and more efficient that
that old buzz box. Very simple to change out too. Once you pull
drawers and access panels off you'll find the rest of the areas that
need cleaning. You'll need to do something to keep the urine smell
from showing up in humid climates, a good sealer comes to mind. When
I had mine gutted, I must've slathered on 5 coats of a good water
sealer on all unfinished wood surfaces. Never a problem since.
Get to some rallys and start going through coaches. So many good
ideas out there, so little time to steal them.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 9:38 PM, john arbuckle <jarbuckle1209@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey guys its john. You are all right the bath module is a son of a you know
> what to remove. I was able to remove the front kick boards and vacuum
> underneath the module. Found another 5-7 dead mice. I am going to need to do
> it to the rest of the modules. Sink, Closet, ect. Would removing the kick
> plates and sticking the shop vac hose underneath it the easiest? Any
> thoughts. I am going to need t find an alternate way to mount the dark
> tank . Then the water pump and lines, does any one have any pictures of the
> way it is suppose to be hooked up. I have a new fresh water tank, and am
> thinking of getting a new pump and accumulator tank anyone have any
> ingenious ideas? And finally any body have any creative ideas on a bed
> design? I am going to make it for a permanent queen size bed or close too. I
> am going to kick it in to full gear to get this done by end of summer. It is
> almost gutted so any help would be appreciated. Just to be clear I would be
> appreciate some pics of the area behind the fresh water tank of the water
> lines filters and accumulator tank if anyone has one hooked up. Also I was
> reading about inverters. Is there any good ones that are inverters as well
> as battery chargers that anyone is using that they like and did not break
> the bank as I know these can be very expensive. Sorry for all the questions
> but I would really like to get this thing done so can show up at a rally to
> show off my hard work.
>
> Thank you everyone,
> John Arbuckle
> 1976 Palm Beach
> Tucson AZ.
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Steve Ferguson
'76 EII
Sierra Vista, AZ
Urethane bushing source
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| Re: [GMCnet] bath module [message #79698 is a reply to message #79665] |
Thu, 08 April 2010 08:07 |
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Tom Lins
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Location: St Augustine, FL
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| john arbuckle wrote on Thu, 08 April 2010 00:38 |
Hey guys its john. You are all right the bath module is a son of a you know
what to remove.
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And finally any body have any creative ideas on a bed
design?
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appreciate some pics of the area behind the fresh water tank of the water
lines filters and accumulator tank if anyone has one hooked up.
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show off my hard work.
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Your wishes are all at http://www.gmcmhphotos.com
All kinds of interesting ideas for projects.
Tom Lins
St Augustine, FL
77 GM Rear Twin, Dry Bath, 455, Aluminum Radiator Quad-Bag Suspension Solar Panel
Manuals on DVD
YOUTUBE Channel: GMC Dealer Training Tapes
http://www.bdub.net/tomlins/
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