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7-31-08
Generator,
Measuring floor for all the holes and ventilation locations.



Ceiling of future generator compartment,
we will need to install back wall and insulate and install access
door for the slide out motor.


Cutting corrugated floor
out for Genset ventilation



Cabinetry,
New bathroom cabinet,
Designed and laid out
This closet is a little large and will have to be assembled inside bathroom




Old Vanity cabinet removed

Plumbing ,
We found we didn't have to use the 45° after all it turns out the black water
holding tank was in the perfect
position for us to run the 3" drain right into the top
Yesterdays holding tank,
Note, no flange on top

Now we have a spin welded 3" flange on top

Drilling 3.5" hole through side bulk head wall for 3" drain


Today's black water tank with new welded 3" flange on top






3" drain line inserting above inverter



Cleaning up old shower location


7-29-08 Rough New Bathroom Sketch in PDF
Cardboard is template for new closet foot print being made




New neo angle shower foot
print


We need to move all the power system over 2 feet to make room for new shower.



7-29-08
The 3" toilet line will come down just over the inverter
but I think a 90° street ell will work to get over to the
holding tank .

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Breaker box doesn't leave
us much room for shower but we can do it ...


7-29-08 Rough New Bathroom Sketch in PDF
Here we have removed the shower, vanity and the closet with back wall


The disassembled closet
and hallway wall in front of the pocket door in bedroom


We are now trying to
design a way we can install the shower beside the power box ..
It's the only place left to fit, but we only have 18" and we need 35" so we will
have to move it too ..
45° Back wall....where vanity needs to go

Vanity and shower base w/shower kit


7-27-08
Need to move the main
power box in order to make room for the shower on this back wall


7-25-08
After shower was moved
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Note all the shims behind it ..

7-24-08
Slide Out mechanism
Found gear box leaking , We removed it, repaired bad seal and reinstalled.




Axle was rubbing when operating. we repaired by cutting a larger opening

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Setting generator up for hook up.
It's better to have an outside hard wire connection VS a inside internal
connection.
If you ever have to remove the Genset you can disconnect the wiring from within
the outside junction box, not from inside the unit .



Found wiring schematic
manual for this Genset

7-23-08
Preparing to install Generator
The most popular location is on the driver side in the fist bay .
However we have one problem though....the heat exhausting down
through the bottom is in front of the fresh air intake


7-18-08
Triple function default box .
This is the box that requires three things to be met before you can
start the engine .
This box needs to work with your new system ..apparently it's having
trouble communicating .
So here, Dan has been figuring out how the safety settings work on
the new system Vs the old system.


Older bus default box



7-17-08
Designing a box to hold
park brake and shifter
It will be upholstered to match the surrounding area when finished.


7-16-08
Bending over, gluing and riveting the filer strip bottom to contour
with the lower edge




Mounting filler strips on
the left side



7-15-08
Guess what we found today !!!..
This morning,
We were vacuuming water that had run beneath the
tarp hanging over the upholstery rack and look what we found
laying up against the pallet rack ..




The reason it was taken
off was the bolts to the lower hinge were rusted almost off. and they were
afraid it would sag and bend the hinge . so they took it off.. the bolts were in
a bag attached to it ..

We slid it beneath the bus ..It should be OK there until we are
ready to hang it .
Today they made and installed the filler strips between the luggage bays and
around the battery door








Chris, designing and building a console for the Park brake and shifter






7-14-08
Making console to hold air valve and shifter


















Bedroom A/C



Galley A/C



Front A/C



The only way we can move
the toilet would be if we remove the vanity and install the toilet there .
But I didn't think you would want to do that either..



7-10-08
A/C System, we had to make extended bolts to go through the
lowered ceiling.


New inside seals installed with sika flex...needs to set a couple of days before
using







Dan (electrical)
Continued to work on the wiring but had little to show images of ..

Swapping the shower location for the toilet location!?
Below are images of the holding tanks and around the coach regarding swapping
the shower location with the toilet.
We still feel it may not work the way you think it will .
The shower will be over the rear axle and we will have to relocate the inverter.
Holding tanks bay left side



Inverter bay left side





Holding Tanks right side



Inverter bay right side


In a bus the walls are bowed out and the floor slants down hill towards
the front.
This is a round shower that has to be mounted in an extremely square & Plumb
environment or the door will not work freely.



Toilet location



7-9-08
A/C Interior control box

A/C on roof in proccess of being mounted



Re-adjusted striker on luggage bay door


More tech work from technical support


7-08-08
Remove and reseal Slide out....
Removing slide out to replace older seal material




Cleaning substrate

Painting with metal primer to make sure of a clean seal area



Dan, (electrical dept.) Spoke with technician at Pedco
for an hour to help clear up some of the confusion
with their electronic system.


7-03-08 and 7-07-08
Trimmed fenders

Made panel for over battery door
Installed battery and fuel door






Installed side trim on right side







More electronics with Dan ,








Printing some of the research information from the computer

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