It's Friday! - The Classics!

[bdornbush]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

Would the Reflectix keep heat in or out in this application, given the fridge is emitting heat and that the sun can beat down on the outside? I think with my 17 that it helps that the fridge wall is shaded by the awning.

We notice a cooling difference when our refrigerator is in the sun during the afternoon. Now I have another option to an awning for the fridge wall although it would be easier to add an awning than to pull the fridge and insulate.

[float5]

Originally Posted by thoer

huh - I thought you started with a 17. You're never gonna catch up with Mr BlackJack at this rate!

Linda from WA has Escape number 5 and has been there from the beginning so no one is going to ever catch her! A 17', 13', 19' and don't know what else and now has a 5.0.

[cpaharley2008]

But, I have yet had to refill the dual propane tanks on any of my 7 trailers I have owned over past 8 years....

[float5]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

But, I have yet had to refill the dual propane tanks on any of my 7 trailers I have owned over past 8 years....

What were the other five?

[cpaharley2008]

Dutchman T@da, Sunnybrook Roadrunner, Lance 1880, EggCamper, Lance 1575

[Donna D.]

Hey group, let's not turn this thread into a refrigerator thread, etc.... it's about pictures and congratulations!

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Floating Cloud

Linda from WA has Escape number 5 and has been there from the beginning so no one is going to ever catch her! A 17', 13', 19' and don't know what else and now has a 5.0.

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Hey group, let's not turn this thread into a refrigerator thread, etc.... it's about pictures and congratulations!

Well then, let me congratulate Linda and Pete on helping make Escape a success.

Crazy folk, they are, but maybe that is why I enjoy seeing them at the rally.

[Joanne]

Wow! Pics 2 days in a row. Must have been playing catch-up.

[Greg A]

They made a lot of progress overnight. Starting to take shape

[float5]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Well then, let me congratulate Linda and Pete on helping make Escape a success.

Crazy folk, they are, but maybe that is why I enjoy seeing them at the rally.

Actually, I think Linda had a lot to do with many of the improvements on Escapes. She has talked to Tammy and Reace a great deal.

[float5]

Originally Posted by Joanne

Wow! Pics 2 days in a row. Must have been playing catch-up.

Joanne, they were up all night!

[Steve Clark]

Thanks for the new pictures Joanne. Debbie and I were going to ask Reace to modify the bottom cabinet doors to drawers, but the pictures clearly show the depth and width of the wheel wells would prevent that. Only room for the shallow floor storage.

Cheers

[tractors1]

Originally Posted by Steve Clark

Thanks for the new pictures Joanne. Debbie and I were going to ask Reace to modify the bottom cabinet doors to drawers, but the pictures clearly show the depth and width of the wheel wells would prevent that. Only room for the shallow floor storage.

Cheers

The shallow wheel well cabinets make a great place for tall skinny stuff storage.

[Steve Clark]

Thanks Charlie, I really like your designs. As we get closer to our build date in July, I will be contacting you for some goodies.

Thanks and Cheers

[Otter]

If someone can tell me how to post pictures I will. Haven't had any luck yet and the trailer is done.

ETI can build them faster then I could figure it out. Sad isn't it....wine will do that to you.

Bill

[float5]

Bill, congratulations on the new trailer!

Hit the reply, then write a couple of words. Scroll down to manage attachments. Then try to upload your photos. You have to wait while they each upload. You can preview your post.

[bdornbush]

Originally Posted by Otter

If someone can tell me how to post pictures I will. Haven't had any luck yet and the trailer is done.

ETI can build them faster then I could figure it out. Sad isn't it....wine will do that to you.

Bill

http://www.escapeforum.org/forums/f3...html#post19877

[Brian B-P]

Originally Posted by Steve Clark

Debbie and I were going to ask Reace to modify the bottom cabinet doors to drawers, but the pictures clearly show the depth and width of the wheel wells would prevent that. Only room for the shallow floor storage.

You could have the stock door hinged on the bottom, and attach a bin to the back of the door so that when you pivot the door open partway, the bin is accessible from the top. This would be like a common sink front tip-out tray, but taller (and would only need ordinary hinges).

The bin could be plywood, or someone talented like Charlie could build something in moulded plastic to use all of the available space. It might need a top latch to stay closed over bumps in corners, depending on proportions. This would have the convenience of a drawer, but suit the space better.

Update:
This is closer to what I am picturing in proportions and hardware: tilt out trash bin

[Steve Clark]

Thanks Brian, Very creative idea! Would make it very convenient.

Cheers

[gbaglo]

If you are not posting build pictures, could the next person to post about bins, or storage solutions or whatever, please start a new thread on that topic?
I considered spitting this thread to try to get it back on topic, but it's too interwoven.
Appreciate that.