We knew we had to replace the glass on one window and that one window frame was broken, so we decided to pull all the windows. Initially we were going to just replace the glass on the broken one, but it turns out no-ne wanted to work on the frames unless we replaced all the […]
Removing the banana wraps turned out to be relatively straightforward, so I removed them and dropped them off at The Metal Surgeon here in Denver (recommended by Timeless Trailers). They fixed the dents for our banana wraps in 3 hours. They could have made them perfect, but then it wouldn’t have matched the rest of
The internet convinced me that I should remove a big part of the belly pan and inspect the rest of the frame to make sure it was OK. So I took some air-shears and cut out the belly pan about a foot in from all side. Everything looked great and there only appeared to be
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
The internet talked me out of the ugly jacks, so we bought the “BAL 23222 Set of 2 “C” Jacks with Handle – 22″”, which seem to be the same as the Airstream ones without the long jack bolt extension. I also bought the “BAL 23205 – Connecting Channel” so we didn’t have to install