Looking for a thread...

[Ron in BC]

Yes, and if the blade is only out a tiny bit more than an 1/8" there's very little danger of damaging any unknown objects on the hidden side.

Ron

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Okay, I'm tired of looking and searching and need help from the hive.

I'm looking for a thread about a hidden space. From my rememberer, it was possibly a 5.0TA (or maybe a 19 or 21NE) and involved the space under the kitchen cabinet. The wheel well area. The member had removed the paneling and used a cargo net to hold paper products from spilling out. The thread may be a couple of years old...

I found a thread about a smaller area on the other side of the trailer, but that wasn't the one I'm remembering.

Anybody know what I'm talking about? Who was it? Have a link to the thread?

TIA!!

Hi Donna maybe me look at my picture albums I did that also use a net Pat

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Hi Donna maybe me look at my picture albums I did that also use a net Pat

Just took 3 pics but you can see better in my albums . There is a lot of space you can assess . It was pretty easy especially the kitchen side Pat

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Just took 3 pics but you can see better in my albums . There is a lot of space you can assess . It was pretty easy especially the kitchen side Pat

Another

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Hi Donna maybe me look at my picture albums I did that also use a net Pat

This is it! THIS IS IT!
WOOOOHOOO Thanks!!!

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

This is it! THIS IS IT!
WOOOOHOOO Thanks!!!

You are welcome ! The paper towels and toilet paper and Kleenex sit on top of the wheel wells , reason for the net, Harbor Freight is where I bought that to keep it place everything .Put back the bottom shelf that was originally there . The other side under heater I did have to cut opening and frame in . I ordered another door from Escape , when Reace and Tammy were in charge . That is why it matches they even sent the hinges . I just moved the propane detecter to the bottom of kitchen side . Hope this helps Pat

[Donna D.]

After folks trying to help me out and me having such high hopes, I've decide to DELAY the demolition. I got down on the floor with my headlamp on and realize I don't have all the tools with me, I'm not at home. A lot of it has to do with the order in which that portion of the cabinet was built.

Back first (this is what I want to remove), then floor, then framing for the sides, and then the sides. The framing is nailed and glued to both the floor piece, and that back piece too. And everyone knows you remove backward to the order something was built. Sigh.

I'm going to CUT the back out. I don't want to remove all the other parts. But I don't have the tools to do it and won't until AFTER my trip to Arizona. I don't want to start and then leave a big ole mess that I have to live with for a couple of months while traveling.

I've captured threads, posts and pictures. You guys are the best!

So look for my modification thread in six months!

[Ron in BC]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

So look for my modification thread in six months!

Umm, I clicked on the thread today expecting to see your break through photos.

Ron

[Ooshkaboo]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Umm, I clicked on the thread today expecting to see your break through photos.

Ron

So glad Donna brought this up, I went for it. I’ve found a thin putty knife to be helpful with the panels.
A new spot for my air fryer.

This is directly beneath the fridge.

[Mike G]

So it wasn't really a thread, but a needle (in a haystack)? Glad you found what you were looking for!

[Ron in BC]

Originally Posted by Ooshkaboo

So glad Donna brought this up, I went for it. I’ve found a thin putty knife to be helpful with the panels.
A new spot for my air fryer.

This is directly beneath the fridge.

Ron