Re: Removing Bumper Bolts Reply #50 – July 03, 2020, 03:45:34 pm Quote from: downgrader - July 03, 2020, 03:18:06 pmAlmost done removing rotted wood Looks like this was completely a results of a leak from the metal strip that covers the area where the two end caps meet. Wonder how long ago it started? That's a lot of missing wood, deeper than I have gone.I have found many LD with loose end caps at the mid-joint. Our LD has been resealed several times, they keep popping free. The rear caps must have a lot a twisting stress applied to them to tear the connections apart.Larry
Re: Removing Bumper Bolts Reply #51 – July 03, 2020, 03:48:30 pm Have you seen this series? The Odd Essay: Overhaul... Continued......It's not quite the problem you're dealing with, but it could be helpful. Rich'03 MB in NC 1 Likes
Re: Removing Bumper Bolts Reply #52 – July 03, 2020, 07:39:26 pm Quote from: rich - July 03, 2020, 03:48:30 pmHave you seen this series? The Odd Essay: Overhaul... Continued......It's not quite the problem you're dealing with, but it could be helpful. Rich'03 MB in NCI had come across that site before but didn't see the entirety of the project....wow. Thanks for the link.
Coming Along (an update) Reply #53 – September 05, 2020, 03:53:34 pm just a quick update on where I am with the wood rot repair. things are coming along as I cut and fit the new wood. I've been documenting everything and plan to do a comprehensive post from start to finish when I have some time to sit down next month.Trying some new trim molding as the one I originally got from RecPro is just too small in width to cover the 1/4" wood panelling 7 Likes
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