Horse Trailer Renovation: Part 8

[@70FordMach1]

I just installed a countertop dishwasher in my RV under the gas stove in the kitchen and it was easy to hook into the PEX hot water line and had to cut a hole in the ABS to glue (white JB weld putty) in a 1/2" PEX for the drain (couldn't easily get the black pipe fittings ). I'm full time and can't make it without a dishwasher. Great content!

[@mikemoab]

Love the progress you made and your narration. Keep up the good work and can’t wait for next video.

[@johnderbabian6198]

Making great progress - thanks Heather!

[@TheBuddyandlilly]

Boy he is one lucky guy

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

wow and zamzam water

[@lvmtb]

It is looking great

[@BarbaraStJohn-l7h]

Love your video's, missing part 9.

[@fallenintocamping]

Coming soon, sorry! I had unexpected surgery 3 weeks ago and I’m trying to catch up!

[@DownHomeMama]

Heck, I would sell you my 2004 hi low towlite camper with the clamshell slide for cheap. Wanted to redo it but I just dont have the time! Ive watched many of your videos your amazing

[@CarlosGonzalez-mm6pq]

para vuando los demás vídeos?

[@stevecurry5785]

Im thinking those pex clampers that Amazon sells need to be 3 foot long or hydrolic lol Ive bought a 1977 coachman 33 ft 5th wheel camper for 500 bucks with water damage in the rear bathroom area so i gotta strip the siding reframe it and so on Plus strip a load of tar on the roof I havent seen you do those Type of repairs yet or are you just sticking to the newer campers ?

[@step2911]

What does this cost ballpark? I so want a horse trailer updated and I want it stripped and complete rebuilt like this.

[@Looking_Above]

What is your opinion on coating the entire RV (roof and sides) with Liquid Rubber or Flex Seal or similar? I want to do it because in addition to protection from water I will have more insulation from cold and heat.

[@fallenintocamping]

It’s not a good idea in my opinion…the only roof coating like that I would trust is from the RV roof man. You can find him on TikTok, and he has a website too. Make sure to do your own research, but I can almost guarantee any RV tech you find will advise against flex seal specifically.