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RowingBoatmanSteve
ParticipantAs the lid is lifted, the pass-through becomes visible, with this photo showing the hinged joint of the instrument panel (cut from the front panel)…
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ParticipantFrom the galley side, a couple of weather instruments adorn the hidden hatch for the pass-through…
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ParticipantBy sizing the drawer fronts larger than the cutout, clearance gaps are covered, and the radiused theme is maintained across the galley face.
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ParticipantThe cutout corners were squared to match the profile of the new drawers…
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ParticipantA base board with ply back-stop and alloy angle drawer guides was then made and attached to the galley…
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ParticipantA light ply carcass was constructed, to which the drawer fronts were attached…
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ParticipantPly for the drawer faces was sourced from the cut-outs from the front panel to ensure matching grain…
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Participant… and fitted to the trailer.
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Participant(… the cleanest they will ever be!)
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ParticipantI felt curved mudguards would complement the shape of the teardrop, and I chose to powder coat them in black to match the steelwork and to visually separate the trailer from the camper.
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Participant…and the ICC module added to the equation.
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Participant… with the added benefit of providing space for a fresh water tank between the wheels!
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ParticipantSuspension bolted in place with addition of cross brace for extra stiffness (trailer inverted) …
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ParticipantI fabricated a couple of brackets to support the Timbren independent suspension…
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ParticipantTo protect against corrosion, I sprayed a topcoat of black Raptor bed liner after finishing the welding.
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