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09-07-2007, 10:24 AM
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Stop that Rattle
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09-07-2007, 07:56 PM
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Re: Stop that Rattle
Quote:
Originally Posted by Retird2Golf
Here are the pics of the foam insulation ...
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Good job!
What is the next-to-last picture trying to show???
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09-07-2007, 11:53 PM
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The "beginning .... and .... the End" :P
Clyde
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09-08-2007, 06:55 AM
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Hey Clyde, Now you can come up north in the cold weather the snow makes for great camping!!!! (ha ha ha) Great job I did that not for noise but to make sure they do not freeze as the basement heat leaves a lot to be desired, On the Pace Arrow we had all the tanks and water pump was in one compartment fresh water was divided with a wall that had arches in it if the temp. went down below freezing I had a small elec. heater in the compartment that keep the tanks at about 65 deg with out the heater using just the MH furnace at 20 deg the temp would stay about 38 deg. I have put elec outlets in the compartments but the heaters don't work well as the heat bounces off the walls and shuts off the heater I am still working on a solution for this. Thought of installing another small furnace just to heat the tanks but the 40,000 btu coach one uses enough gas on real cold days. We have had it out in temp of 29 deg with no problems but I think any lower than that is pushing it.
Anyone have any ideas on this?
Earl
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09-08-2007, 03:04 PM
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Hey Earl, have you thought about either fiberglass or foam insulation? They make it in various thicknesses and sheets you
can cut. The foam pipe insulation is verry easy to work with.
Best Regards, Clyde
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09-09-2007, 09:16 AM
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Clyde, I did the pipe insulation we we first bought the MH but their basement heat is a little weak the coach is always warm at any temp. but the basement cools off real quick. I used the sheet insulation on the doors of my old pace and it made a big difference but we still had elec. heat to back us up. I guess more insulation in those compartments won't hurt still have a few more weeks to do something!!!
Earl
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