The fresh water, electricity, and sewer were all accessed via a door in the back of the trailer. The expert said that hatch cause a lot of moisture exposure as you drive in the rain, so he removed it. Since we removed all of the other things sticking out the side of the trailer, I […]
I reinstalled all of the light covers in the ceiling and put one of the front lights back in place. I also re-installed the kitchen fan vent And cleaned up the front vent area, cleaned up and polished the screen, got the screen replaced by ace (twice because I screwed up the washer holes the
We removed all the screens and sent them to Ace Hardware, who replaced them all for about $10 a screen. We luckily saved all the clips and I was able to re-use them on every window except one. They are very special spring loaded ones, and I thought I found good replacement, but it turns
I added some support for the A/C in October 2020, so I guess it’s time to install the A/C we’ve been storing inside the trailer 🙂 The big problem was drainage. The A/C was supposed to be the quietest low profile one at the time, but it just dropped the condensation on the trailer. So
I’m not sure what happened at the back window, but we didn’t get all the trim back when the Airstream came back from the expert. Luckily we did get two pieces back and a local fabricator was able to reproduce all four. Here is the front widow as an example of what it is supposed