Roof rebuild

[John LLRV]

I know for me.. to get these in I have my supplier cut them in half so I dont get charged truck freight. Just an idea to see if a kockoff suitable replacement can work, and save you money.

[router343]

Where do you order your from?

[John LLRV]

I go through either Bell Industries or Northern Supply in Minneapolis Minn, and use Speedee as my delivery service, with the trim cut in half. Jayco price is $16 (includes dealer markup) each, but the shipping will be freight only due to the length, unless you can get them to cut the trim in half.

[router343]

Any one from around the Dallas area know of any place that carries shower pans in stock? I would prefer to pick one up instead of waiting for delivery. I appreciate all the I have received on this project.

[router343]

Finished the roof.

[Rustic Eagle]

Your before pics look very similar to my roof before my rebuild, never know how bad it is until the skin is peeled back.

Looks like you have a solid roof now, and the new materials should add some life to the TT....., great job

Bob

[exjay1]

Good job!! Just make 110% sure that is sealed up very well. You don't want that wood to get wet period.

[Jagiven]

Looks really good!

[router343]

I need to replace the air conditioner on that thing but I can not find a model number to look one up. !997 Jayco 3120FKS

[Rustic Eagle]

Give Jayco a call and have your VIN handy...., they may be able to pull it off the build sheet (574-825-5861).

Bob

[router343]

They gave their new part number 0156128 but, I cant find the cross reference # of the Coleman-Mach. I will look on my unit again and see if I can find the current model I have and go from there.

[Threebutchers]

nice skills!....thanks for posting....

[WVDusty]

Very impressed!!!
Did you think it was easier than you thought it would be? Or harder than you thought?