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telling where I lived got me in "time out" for 2 weeks

You have received an infraction at iRV2 Forums. Reason: Commercial posts ------- Hi ErnieWe've asked you on at least six occasions not to tout your business. This post was made twice today and there was another similar one last week. Your expertise is appreciated by our members however our Community Rules ( as you know ) prohibit this. We hope you take this two week suspension to think about how you'll conduct yourself here upon your return. Cliff ------- This infraction is worth 3 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire. Original Post: Professional floor replacement Quote: Weatherford, Tx - just west of Ft Worth is where we live

Palo Duro Canyon up by Amarillo would be another good choice. We always stay at Loop 289 rv park. The KOA in Lubbock is a joke and nasty

I frequent about 15 rv forums. IRV2 was the only forum that I was put in time out for telling what I do and where I live. Really?? I'm 69 and sure don't need to be in bloody time out. Others can post there that I do flooring and even show my website- but I can't say anything .

I attended an FMCA rally in Madison. That was my first and last. Too crowded for us.

Never had a coach with a slide- except a Joey bed~

my last 3 coaches have had tags- much better handling

How do I get rid of is photo in my texts?

Talked to them yesterday- they don't come up here.

Anyone recommend an installer? The dome on my coach was removed prior to my purchase. I'm too old to be on the roof installing what I know nothing about.

I know of a fella that swapped out his Norcold and covered up the outside access with a sheet of aluminum. Looks like crap. I would keep the painted louvered door and do the insulation from the interior. Have fun, Blake

Nice- is that vinyl T molding or flexasations?

I would just operate with the water pump till you can find the leak.

Correct

No, I'm looking at other coaches. I have had 4 Bluebirds and want to tackle something different. I'll be staying with a bus, though.

I have mine for sale on rvtrader, rvt- where you can see how many hits your ad gets, rvonline and craigslist

check out Rainbowrv

Thanks to Blake and Deb for letting me do what I do best. Merry Christmas- you guys are the best to work with

Earthwerks is the manufacturer

In order to cover the slope on the main floor, I have to add plywood to the slide.

cabinets are cherry, flooring is acacia- looks great to me this has been the choice of many of my clients, although I did not post photos here

Since, like Mallie, we have a coach that has 300 gallons fuel capacity. I haven't a clue as to what the cost is per mile.

Day off The floor registers are available at Lowes. Those pictured are cast iron

The OSB is in a large sheet close to 25 feet in length with no seam. When I installed the diamond plate and added the patch to help with the slope, the engineered wood went down without any issues. Everything seems nice and solid.

New acacia installed