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By: Wesley Furr
Symptoms: Siding popping out from the bottom
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By: Wesley Furr
And front moving forward and allowing the side panel to pop out slightly.
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By: Wesley Furr
Not looking good...
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By: Wesley Furr
And the adventure begins...lots of rotten wood in the corners.
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By: Wesley Furr
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By: Wesley Furr
Out comes the front window
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By: Wesley Furr
And then some more siding panels...
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By: Wesley Furr
Not a pretty sight...are we in over our heads?
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By: Wesley Furr
And it gets worse...the wood on the right side by the window and up above was still soaking wet.
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By: Wesley Furr
The vinyl-like coating on the interior kept out the water...I didn't know it was still leaking!
Views: 3549
By: Wesley Furr
Lots of work to do here...
Views: 3576
By: Wesley Furr
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By: Wesley Furr
The half-rotten 1/4" interior paneling was all that was holding up this part.
Views: 3513
By: Wesley Furr
This is my favorite...a split board stapled together at the factory!!
Views: 3684
By: Wesley Furr
Rebuilt edges, scabbed over boards.
Views: 3586
By: Wesley Furr
Still a bit ugly, but much better than before!
Views: 3622
By: Wesley Furr
New bottom panel in place, fitting the upper panel.
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By: Wesley Furr
Helps to have a dad who works in a cabinet shop finishing room...and has all the toys at home too! :-)
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By: Wesley Furr
Just the bottom in place
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By: Wesley Furr
Waiting for some more work...
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By: Wesley Furr
Mommy & munchkin check out the progress...
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By: Wesley Furr
Looking better...
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By: Wesley Furr
Putting back the upper front siding panel.
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By: Wesley Furr
Some of the original styrofoam insulation was still holding water or was damaged or missing, so we used some exterior house shea
Views: 3330
By: Wesley Furr
More wiring...we added a solid panel where the front window awning mounts to provide extra support.
Views: 3267
By: Wesley Furr
Screwing down the roof...nice strip of good sticky stuff to help seal it back up. Plus another strip on top of the screws...
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By: Wesley Furr
Whew...within 1/4" of where we calculated it should fit! This was hard as no vertical pieces beside the window survived
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By: Wesley Furr
Stapled down into place
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By: Wesley Furr
Looks like a surgeon's stitches...
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By: Wesley Furr
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Views: 3209
By: Wesley Furr
Quick, pack it in and cover it up, here comes a rain storm!
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By: Wesley Furr
Almost looks like a camper again...
Views: 3294
By: Wesley Furr
Wow...wasn't sure if I'd ever see this again!
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By: Wesley Furr
Roof with a first coat of sealant.
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By: Wesley Furr
Rusted screw collection
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By: Wesley Furr
The delaminated outside finish part that was cut out will glue back in here quite nicely with a little formica glue...
Views: 3681
By: Wesley Furr
Doesn't look too bad...needs the window trim and curtains re-installed next.
Views: 3241
By: Wesley Furr
What a mess!
Views: 3355
By: Wesley Furr
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By: Wesley Furr
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Camper Repair
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Email webmaster@megley.com if you have any questions about this repair job.
Owner:
Wesley Furr
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