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You're not strange Ripper....but then again...maybe I am too... ;) my wife would attest to that as well I did the same to mine

Well...that's one way to look at it.....camper357 but the manual eide loader is worth 4-600....and if the boat's a scrap aluminum boat that's about 2-300...and the jack plates are another $200 and if the jacks come with it...there's another 400 and even if the top on the camper is rotten its...

77.3/4 ton GMC pickup a 10 foot Cab over and a boat...if I didn't already have one Id be all over this one Thats a manual Eide loader for those of you that don't know....roll the boat up and it's already got Rieco brackets so it may come with a good jack system in place....those brackets are...

What more could you ask for....and at that price it won't last long http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/5351771050.html Gone

I now understand..... :) ....being 6'3"...a couple pumps definitely makes a difference.....

AGM battery...right?.... ;) If not, you might have other problems with metal cookware... especially aluminum...

when you get tired of bumping your head...take a couple strokes on the pump and pin the top up part way up...just enough to clear the noggin I'm watching the electrical threads...I've got a couple panels waiting to be installed this winter on the new CO

I'd jump in but I've never had to replace a floor....there have been a few done here over the years... but I remember one on the "other" site ;) ...where the floor fell off as soon as they raised it up. That was a couple years ago....you know where I'm talking about don't you?

very nice first post.....he says longingly.... ;) well done

It'll be done ripperj....my first redo took 2 years...plus a llittle I don't know if I'm ready for another 40 years in one though...... but my son is getting our 10' NCO....4th generation to have it.... ;)

I'll be starting a revival of a 73 CO soon and West System Epoxy will be in it's frame repairs.... Treated like upside down wooden boats....batta bing

keep in mind that West system epoxy treating is a polyester resin and not a "wood preservative" or "pressure treatment" Don't ever consider a "pressure treated" wood for use in a camper....the fumes are noxious ...and they don't go away I didn't know Alaskabn offered a west system...

the old Alaskan campers wont fit on the newer Fords either....finished modifying a 10'NCO in 2005 and I'm just about to start mods on a 73' CO to fit in my 2003 F-250... had the 10' NCO in an 81' F-250, 85' F-250 and then had to cut 2.5" off to fit the 2003 F-250....worth every saw cut... ;)...

the one in Helena lasted all of 20 minutes...a member of the forum , Mike Dominick got it

good show Mike... ;) the one I just picked up was on 18 minutes..... demand....what demand..... :D

geesh....air conditioning to boot yabba dabba do and a $800 worth of jacks..... wait a minute....did you get this in Helena? I just posted up on the gear exchange an 8' CO in Helena...on CraigsL....do I need my big eraser?

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the corners have better protection on the newer models but interior corners, vent perimeters, black stains around the screws on the ceiling, staining around the windows, any damage to the exterior skin is going to let water in....check the ext. then follow inside, roof penetrations with...

Thanks for the thought Pat...nice meeting you Still looking found a full set....thanks

even if you can't raise the tailgate...get it, take it home then figure modifications...don't remember the first year of the cassette install...call brian at Alaskan, he's great about info and he would be clear on the fed contract... since the feds like to spend money...it's probably buffed...

nice sliderock.... Just like the one I picked up last week....right down to the plastic based triple clearance lights...but...sliderock...you've got a matching yellow stove/oven...watch your back ;) .....mines green..errrr "avocado"

If you have any of these give me pm.... resurection quality ok.... :D....It's Bock...not Brock brackets as well...10.25" heavy duty or #1's these are old crank/gear style manual jacks which bolt to the camper via a large angle iron

My son had 9 towers going all tied together working for Stanford....fortunantly he was away at school and had reduced electric bills....not mine..... ;)...the heat generated by those computers was significant he had monitors on them to check usage and completion times for the programs they...

final shot...complete

new vinyl to match the floor....same as my office...;)