Pat & Pete

1/2" is asking for problems . 5/8" is questionable .

27 minutes ago, Egon said:

Replaced the subfloor panel with 5/8'' plywood, but its too thin. I know 3/4'' plywood will be too thick so I'll have to figure out a way to raise it. Need the floor to be perfect prior to installing vinyl over top.

Maybe something like :

https://www.lowes.com/pd/High-Performance-Cement-by-Quikrete-Cement-Mix/50146060?cm_mmc=SCE_PLA-_-LumberAndBuildingMaterials-_-MasonryBaggedGoodsRepair-_-50146060:High_Performance_Cement_by_Quikrete&CAWELAID=&kpid=50146060&CAGPSPN=pla&store_code=1845&k_clickID=3aac8184-bb42-4b44-bfb7-e80874fc6a28&gclid=Cj0KCQjw7J3KBRCxARIsAPMXNVLsYvA7XlI16wO2pm0_2fUcsicuDlU5qYh7dsnnnmWCWp36rtBS_4saAtN2EALw_wcB

Or why didn't you shim under the 5/8 ?

As with everything else , always buy more tire than you need . It calls for G rated , buy H or more . 

And , have fun exploring the outer reaches of your new home .

7 hours ago, SWharton said:

That's internal rate. External is significantly higher. I know it's cheap but it sure stops me from buying and doing all sorts of things. I've used that number for years and it has worked out well.

Hmm , Conditions ... after the fact . I see how you are . LOL 

1 hour ago, SWharton said:

Pound wise and penny foolish. I bill myself out at $10/hour, the time to clean the hose each day is more than what I would save. Especially if it rainy or 30 degrees or very windy.............

10 bucks an hour ? That's cheap .  Stop by our rig . I have a few things that need doing .

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Hmm , I've heard of those high dollar hoses . 

We have used the el cheapo brown hose ( more than one when needed ) for 6 years . IIRC , we haven't replaced them yet . But , I can see the one usually used is starting to fade in color , which might indicate it could be losing pliability . No leaks , so far .   When it does start leaking , I'll replace it with the one not used as often and then I'll have to but another brown hose to replace the replacement .  

Those brown hoses replaced the seriously el cheapo black hoses that were in the rig when we bought it . That was just after the first year .

40 minutes ago, Big5er said:

It only takes one ”oops”

 

Almost have to feel sorry for some of those guys . 

You guys are making this way too complicated .

Why not simply ride the bike into place , carefully . We know a fellow that loaded a Goldwing into his toyhauler . He made a couple of short 'ramps' for his feet and placed on both sides of the bikes entry path . They gaped the area of where the hauler ramp met the ground . He used those more for unloading than loading . 

Different type of road side assistance. http://www.rferl.org/a/on-siberias-ice-highway/27706633.html#

I don't say it often , but , WOW .

Amazing what some do for a pittance . But , maybe that's a lot of money for that part of the world .

What exactly is a 'typical' RV ? Maybe an RV that's not yet oxidized ?

Everything in it's own time .

I always like to have a bit left over . I go over my work after it cures and if I find thin spots , I have a 'treatment' . Sure , I spent a bit more , but better to have too much than not enough .

Which ever portion size you end up using , always put the lid back on after you pour the quantity you're going to spread . That will lengthen the 'workable' time of the liquid .

 

Interesting! How did you cross all that off? See you then

Just use the BB code ( S ) at top of the reply box .

You can underline ( U ) things , too .

We were considering taking our S&B off the market but our realtor informed us that we could close on our home from wherever we are. They would have FedEx papers to where we are and signed in front of a notary and FedEx them back.

 

Let us know when you are in the area and we will enjoy the wine.

 

Big D stop by Bushnell if you get a chance

That's exactly how we handled the closing of our house ... from 250 miles away . Smooth transaction without a 'hitch' .

We're 'online' as much as possible as well . We do use a forwarding service with no complaints . We do have items ( parts pieces or bits of whatever delivered by USPS , so , if at all possible , like Al , I like to talk to the route driver to let them know ...

Of course , it's the route subs that screw it up , occasionally .

Thanks for the replys we have looked at them both just was not sure about enough power to get the drirt up . May just make a trip to Wally world today.

Take a close look at Dirt Devil vacs while you're at Walmart . Cheap 40 - 50 bucks fairly small and get a ton of crap off the floor . Easy clean and you can see when it's ready for emptying .

Did you ever pay $100+ for a parking spot at a RV campsight?

Good . We caught another one .

Have a HAPPY , Linda.

 

Isn't that backwards? Wisconsin in the summer then south on the Blue Ridge Parkway in the fall as the leaves change colors.

 

Linda

Ha . Some peoples kids , I tell ya .

Glad no one was hurt . Tools can be replaced , with better tools .

You didn't just park that rig along side a dumpster , open the windows and start pitching ? LOL

Even better news!!!!!

 

I told them yesterday that I seriously had to think about it and I would give them a call this evening. She texted me at 10:30 this morning that if I hauled it off tomorrow, I could have it for 400. Guess what I am doing tomorrow? lol

And , so it begins .