RV Rebuild (Part 32) AC Mount, Framing The Upper Floor, Talking Tanks
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Thanks for the video
@@joeloyd56 Thanks for watching 🙂
I would suggest painting at least some primer. Amazon and Eastwood have epoxy primer for metal or automotive paint to at least give you the needed protection to stop rusting and list for $63.00 a gallon i would think you could do inside and outside both for spraying with compressor and paint gun plus whatever type thinner you would use for that type paint. Just a suggestion
Bad idea. Primer holds moisture. Moisture causes rust.
moved into my new house today after a long week or renovating set up my desk and computer and see your upload nate time to relax and get updated with patches 2.0 LETS GOOO
I have been watching your videos for a few years. You have had many up's and down's through out. I would definitely be interested in listening to; or even watching a video on your life story. Where you came from and up to your current situation, Topics like your up bringing, Where do you stay during this build, and what do you do for income for such a projects. I think that would be a pretty nice video and believe your audience would enjoy+++. Wish you the best and will keep up to date on your videos!
Just a thought but if you installed a composting toilet (we did) you wouldn’t need a black water tank. One, saves a lot of water. Two, never need to find a dump station. Best thing we ever did.
Hopefully you get the outside painted soon, then you can stay busy on it all winter. Looking good.
Looking good man.
Nice work. I just can’t picture the layout. It doesn’t look like a lot of room for a bed with kitchen and shower. Can we see a diagram of the layout?
Almost there you say! perhaps a little ahead of yourself but liking what I see.
I love your window A/C solution!!
Just make sure you paint before you start building or adding anymore. Steel really likes to rust and you wouldn't have to rebuild areas in a couple years. Primer and paint is your best friend
a big advantage of the pacific northwest is that we don't salt our roads in the winter, and we don't get strong salt air from the pacific ocean the way the northeastern states get it from the atlantic. cars rarely rust out here, even when parked out in a field for 50+ years.
You are doing an amazing job...I actually watched a few of the stripdown videos when you started this project and you have come along way....awesome engineering skills and shear patience has certainly brought you this far...exciting times with each update for sure...keep up the good work...regards Stuart 🇬🇧
I think mini-split /C would be better You could weld back up and install a mini splits much more efficient get it SEER 22. 120V.
Agreed, at 7:20 Nathan mentions a possible future upgrade to mini-split. ☮️
For now, the window a/c that was recently installed in Patches will help get Patches back on the road. 👍
So glad you didn't give up on Patches and your dream. Awesome progress.
it's coming along.. nice work. I can't wait to see the finished product
Thanks for the video.
Also, most liquid is 7lbs per gallon. Tank support underneath is important.
Been following you for quite some time now, you are a very skilled young man. Patches is looking more and more like a
Rv 😊
I'm so proud of ur progress man, u keep overcoming obstacles and figuring things out. Keep it going. 👍
More progress ❤❤❤
Keep going. Smart layout / design.
Think about putting insulation under your tanks. 1/2 inch sheet.
Your doing a good job nathan.
I am positive you will be insulted under the tanks before setting the in the final location. Got to keep in mind the freezing of the tanks for the bottom side.
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Keep up the great work Nate - this is a very interesting project!
Hell yeah man keep it up patches is going to be an awesome rig!
Second comment ❤😅
Where to stay,boondock-living in an RV without getting kicked out is the question?
as long as you move around daily it's not that hard to find overnight spots. it's when people plant their rigs in the same spot for days or weeks that problems result.
@@Cutlass_Rudd sounds like you tend to go for truck stop type spots. why? look at a map and you can find tons of quiet spots for one night.
First comment!
Lookin' good :)
Are you planning to insulate the walls, roof and floor?
nope
@@queenstownkid That's going to be super hot in the summer, super cold in the winter and the metal inside will have condensation all the time in winter. So Nat replaced the rotting wood with mold RV to a rusting damp RV.
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NEVER SURRENDER THE SHIP!!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘
Patches going to need a New Name with her Cantankerous clattering and onus tininess, not to mention the Kettle like booming become a new attribute of the old Patches". Maybe Boomer is born?
tin can timmie
Looking good Nate! I'm sure your excited making Patches alive again.