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The galvanized electrical track with slots will work for tie downs and I can put my tarp awning on either side, canoe rack is still to be made.

Basement is added and will have 6' one side and 4' the other, Roof rack is on and solar entry light.

Alright, on and sealed, 4 removable Jacks. So as you can see we are down to the short strokes, still to do install a basement for poles, ax and shovel as well a Grey water tank. Make a cargo rack, re do the floor and some assorted misc.Then The seals.....

The other way, will paint mount and show the finished product, stay tuned

Mounted before painted

Brackets welded up

Drilled and pinned too the receivers.

The jack side pins are welded and these will now be welded and gusseted to the camper corner brackets, ran out of steel for the other two..... trip to the store.

Bases are drilled and welded up

Steel for my receiver style camper Jacks, I have 4 screw type and brackets from a camper I am scrapping and should work perfect.

Congrats on a weekend well done with little issues.

I used this with my air die grinder it worked really well, go slow I would make a dimple in the middle and grind down, head would pop off, only screw ups was when I would rush. Sorry was in Oregon last week just got home or would have replied sooner.

Sorry, arborite is your laminate counter top, for the top rod I did not have one, but on the rebuild it will easy. We will be hear when you do your door. as for the Camper, I would recommend rising the top up and setting it on 2X4s in the corners remove the slides and check they are not binding...

As you can see from the picture above there was corrosion so I cleaned and neutralized what I could,and made some pieces to fit in, in places that had holes or deep big areas of corrosion I used the white marine tex, It is like Devcon, but is somewhat pliable and attaches very well, I would also...

As you can see from the old and new, I used 3/4 Canadian plywood as it has marine glue. The old door was drilled screwed an rotten, so the frame pieces were cleaned washed with vinegar and filled with white marine Tex where needed, instead of the sheet tin on the inside I used a piece of...

I thought I did but no, I will take a couple of pictures today and you can see the re assembly and some new pieces replaced due to corrosion.

This is taking the old door half apart.

The door is not to bad to do, look at my Gallery as I rebuilt the whole top and door I used a round tip die grinder bit and it worked great. I reused the most of the door skin, cleaned the inside and sealed it, I did have to replace a couple of pieces but that was simple. Part of the reason for...

I purchased some 6" wide flat stock and will run it from the inside corner 3" out like the titan but am using square tube like you to make a receiver style as well. I am about to start and will post but am away working the next couple of weeks.

Set up your camper level, square it up and check for plum, then you can check what is out. this may take a little time but you can then confirm what is out. use a square. Your door is two sheets of plywood treated on one side exposed to the exterior on the other, that said its most likely stable...

My table is old (original)and had chips, knife marks, etc. I want to try and keep this as original looking as possible, so with a little research the internet thought and maybe just maybe a rum or two,I filled and sanded the top, used a blending marker then put 7 coats of min wax over the...

you got it working and thats what matters.

Well they are off the shelf O-Rings, a spring and ball. Think of this as your run of the mill hydraulic jack (without the ram) you now have four remote ones. Remove it and get it to bench level, if your worried about loosing something put it in an old cookie sheet. everything comes apart down to...

does it look close to this.